E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[corydoras]

As your such an expert on quotas perhaps you can expand for us the value of the cfp in relation to the u k fisheries? And expand on what the guy was on about within your link.

 

Your post re laughing your socks off is a start. don't go personal for a change give us a précis of the situation. Or is it smoke and mirror.

 

May has told all e u policies will be enshrined within u k law and that it will be down to the u k government to either choose or dump. self determination as opposed to buropratic failed management., what part of it can't this hastings guy not understand. Taking back control has nothing to do with quota, that will be for the u k government to decide, following brexit.

 

And I don't suppose for one minute the poll included the over tens, the producer organisations or even the slipper skippers.

I'm not the one making claims matey. You're the one that's assuming that Brexiit will mean the end to fishing quotas in general. You're the one making claims, your the one with the burden of proof.

[corydoras]

do let us know when junker and co decide to adopt this plan, e u crisis management, looks good to enable the euro dream to continue and trundle on into oblivion.

 

Will the buropratts expand on it next year to round up those left in france and Germany after their elections who hold onto the euro dream come what may (pun intended).

It makes not one iota of difference to me Barry. I have offspring that hold French ID cards. It might make a big difference to the likes of Paul and Sportsman.

[gozzer]

Brexit campaigners in Britain reacted with anger to the idea, arguing that it would discriminate against Leave voters and that it was “an outrage”.

 

Good! I'm all up for a wee spot of outrage.

 

I'd go for it if, those individuals who decide to take it up are the only ones who pay into the EU coffers for the 'privilege'.

They should also be required to pay duty on goods brought into this country from the EU.

It also has to be a one way thing, no uncontrolled entry into the UK through a 'back door' from the rest of the EU.

It should go without saying, that it wouldn't be used as a tax avoidance scheme for those who decide to work abroad part of the time.

 

John.

[corydoras]

I'd go for it if, those individuals who decide to take it up are the only ones who pay into the EU coffers for the 'privilege'.

They should also be required to pay duty on goods brought into this country from the EU.

It also has to be a one way thing, no uncontrolled entry into the UK through a 'back door' from the rest of the EU.

It should go without saying, that it wouldn't be used as a tax avoidance scheme for those who decide to work abroad part of the time.

 

John.

What does that mean? Edited November 13, 2016 by corydoras

[gozzer]

Whaat does that mean?

 

It means "a one way thing", there would not be any 'free tickets' to allow the uncontrolled movement the other way, in reciprocation.

 

John.

[corydoras]

Still trying to get my head round what you mean.

 

I have an aquantance, not really a friend but a "ferry freind". Portsmouth born and bred. He runs his own company, they manufacture commercial lighting in Southsea. He is married to a French woman, has two kids and lives in Caen. His factory in Pompey employs 40-50 people. Every weekend he goes to visit his family in France, sometimes he is on the continent longer than that he might go and price jobs in Paris or Madrid. Are you suggesting that he can't go back and forth as he pleases? That one day as he's getting on the ferrry they whip his passport off him? I don't get your driflt John.http://www.challenger-lighting.com/

Edited November 11, 2016 by corydoras

[barry luxton]

I'm not the one making claims matey. You're the one that's assuming that Brexiit will mean the end to fishing quotas in general. You're the one making claims, your the one with the burden of proof.

 

 

Cobblers, that's the best swerve you can manage is it? I have not stated anything what so ever with regards to quotas disappearing due to brexit where did you dream that one up from. As ever, see if you can see your way clear to provide all with the positives for the u k if hypothetically the u k was to remain in the e u's political union. I just know you can't answer that one because there are no positives within the broken cfp.

[big_cod]

Bring on brexit I made a mistake voting in silly me its have your cake and eat it now the bulls lugs can't wait cherry picking good old Teresa I new she wouldn't let me down true to her name the submarine pops up when it suits .

Edited November 11, 2016 by big_cod

[barry luxton]

_{no no,}

 

_{don't beat yourself up too much b c, you must have had good reason to vote to remain, helped along with camerons piece of A 4 where he claimed he has won substantial reformation of the e u. or osbourns intimation that every household was to loose 4 grand plus and an emergency budget directly following brexit. Yes they are powerful threats and warnings that us brexiteers should have considered for a millisecond or so more, sadly for the remainiacs we didn't}

 

 

Edited November 12, 2016 by barry luxton

[big_cod]

Barry it might not be four grand yet but it's on its way the fall of the pound is seeing to that prices are rising fast and that is almost everything fuel .food you name it we are paying more we have low inflation low interest rates everything running smooth the torys we're doing a brilliant job with employment and we risk all with brexit em the grass is allways greener heard that somewhere before lets wait and see on a plus onion barges are going to become cheaper that was the deal Teresa insisted on

Edited November 12, 2016 by big_cod