On Tuesday, 25 September 2018 18:13:16 UTC+1, T i m wrote:
On Tue, 25 Sep 2018 08:15:17 -0700 (PDT), harry
wrote:
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The facts have not changed since the referendum..

The facts are still unknown since the referendum.

And they were unknown before the referendum.


Eg, EUSSR army.

And I guess you think spending all our money on some small and
ineffective army (in an International sense) is good for everyone is
it?

It's good for those supporting it.


I bet you think that this EU army will be made up of aliens, not
actually human beings from the EU itself (the EU that ONLY exists
because of the people of it's member states).

Do we know which memebr states will be paying for this army and how, or will it be just the memebr states that support and EU army ?
I've no idea and I trust those that do even less.



Why do we design and build 'joint' aircraft with the EU, like the
Typhoon:

https://world.eurofighter.com/articl...ropean-project

We managed to build the world first and only supersonic airliner with France years before we joined the EEC how did we manage that ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsqPsX8k5FE

More than 3 years BEFORE we joined the EEC.



If we do have the chance of a real vote on the facts (something that
seems to be becoming more likely)

As long as they are facts.


then because of you and your kind I
will now vote remain.

Strange, surely if you wanted to remain you'd have voted remain and leave voting leave.

When my dad had situations like this he used to say **** or haircut.
What he meant was that things are difernt and if you can't tell teh dirence maybe stay our of the toilet and barbers until you do know.


Not because I know it will be better or worse
but because I'd prefer to live in a world that wasn't engineered by
the likes of you (whatever you do).

Cheers, T i m

In article ,
whisky-dave wrote:
The facts have not changed since the referendum..

The facts are still unknown since the referendum.

And they were unknown before the referendum.

The problem of the Irish border certainly was. I remember Gibraltar being
mentioned, but if Ireland was I missed it.

--
wife.

Dave Plowman London SW
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