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Re: EU Referendum
Originally Posted by jimf
(Post 11980790)
Reflecting diversity nicely eh. Anyone like to guess how many ethnic minority commissioners have there been since the start of the EU? Does it matter & 'what if', with the likes of the new Lord Mayor of London, they, the commissioners were either born in the UK or in one of the EU countries? Should the UK do the Brexit, then everyone left in the UK can scream 'ethnic' even if the person was born British BTW, I'm an 'ethnic Canadian' & proud of it... gerrit . |
Re: EU Referendum
Originally Posted by not2old
(Post 11980798)
What's your point on that comment eh?
Does it matter & 'what if', with the likes of the new Lord Mayor of London, they, the commissioners were either born in the UK or in one of the EU countries? Should the UK do the Brexit, then everyone left in the UK can scream 'ethnic' even if the person was born British BTW, I'm an 'ethnic Canadian' & proud of it... gerrit . |
Re: EU Referendum
Originally Posted by BritInParis
(Post 11980831)
The Lord Mayor of London is as white as they come.
of course, silly me - it was intended to not be confused with the 'Mayor of London' Everyone in London looks the same. Its a 'Remain vote' for sure . |
Re: EU Referendum
Originally Posted by dave_j
(Post 11980566)
quote.. 'I'll vote brexit just to rattle their cage'.
Not what you might call a responsible attitude |
Re: EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 11980773)
If Britain votes Remain I'll only ever eat butter or iceberg lettuce again. :thumbdown:
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Re: EU Referendum
People say the pro Brexit side of the debate has been all about immigration but I think its all the Remainians fault.
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Re: EU Referendum
There has been some speculation that if the UK does leave other countries might also try. In keeping with the snappy Brexit moniker:
Portugal could have a Departugal. Poland a Poxit. Italy would Italeave but simultaneous referendums in Ireland and Italy could be Eirederci. |
Re: EU Referendum
Originally Posted by JonboyE
(Post 11980934)
There has been some speculation that if the UK does leave other countries might also try. In keeping with the snappy Brexit moniker:
Portugal could have a Departugal. Poland a Poxit. Italy would Italeave but simultaneous referendums in Ireland and Italy could be Eirederci. |
Re: EU Referendum
I apologize if this has already been covered in the 397 posts but can anyone tell me if us expats outside of the EU stand to lose our UK state pensions if the vote is an out vote? I have googled and can't get a clear answer.
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Re: EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 11980977)
We shouldn't forget Dausgang or Frexit.
Fradieu? |
Re: EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Howefamily
(Post 11980984)
I apologize if this has already been covered in the 397 posts but can anyone tell me if us expats outside of the EU stand to lose our UK state pensions if the vote is an out vote? I have googled and can't get a clear answer.
What have you been smoking? |
Re: EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 11980987)
I haven't googled, but the answer is no.
What have you been smoking? |
Re: EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Howefamily
(Post 11980993)
Thank god! Nothing! But I keep hearing that said so I was a little concerned.
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Re: EU Referendum
If we leave, has anyone thought about us not being allowed in the Eurovision song contest anymore?
We got 62 points this year. |
Re: EU Referendum
It won't happen nothing to see here
Like the Liberals would never win an election in Canada after all the lies and scams they are behind, oh hold on hmmmm !! |
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