E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[chesters1]

How is it a lie ,we send 350 million a week they rebate some back? You cant give something back until you get it in the first place

If it wasnt because of the idiot brown we would get more back

 

Idiots seem to be under the impression brussels gives money to us ,they do not they distrubute some of our money back to us but thinking we get more out than we put in is ludicrous

 

If we dont pay into the pot then we have more money to spend on OUR country (including the NHS if we wish) than we are now ,we are propping up destitute corrupt countries first the little thats left is given to the countries filling the pot

 

If by magic brussels can get 150% out of 100% of a pot then they need to show the financial services howto and we could all be rich

Edited November 23, 2016 by chesters1

[Sportsman]

You don't send 350 million. The rebate is taken off at source.

[chesters1]

Calculating the size of the UK's annual rebate is complex.[8] Broadly, the UK gets back 66% of the difference between its share of member states' VAT contributions and its share of EU spending in return. The European Commission sets out the detailed calculations in a working document.[9]

 

Gets back ,you cannot get something back until you give it away

Gross and net

 

Good idea ,hold it for a few months to get a bit of interest to spend on ipads for all meps etc

 

Talking about ipads ,concerning the NHS budget why is there one in my gp surgery on a stand doing nothing and only used for a survay and unplugged ,the same goes for a 32" tv thats not even switched on? Perhaps the NHS needs to prioritise its spending before getting this imaginary hand out from ex EU funds!

Edited November 23, 2016 by chesters1

[snakey1]

What was said and what was implied was pretty obvious, especially when the 350 million was a a lie in any case.

It was implied that Europe would descend into war if we left, did anyone believe that either ?

[big_cod]

It was implied that Europe would descend into war if we left, did anyone believe that either ?

No but the uk might another 13 billion extra to be borrowed this next financial year Osborn doubled our debht and Hammond can fix it a psunami could hit the uk with brexit that's if it actually happens .

 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/the-uk-national-debt-has-risen-by-555-billion-since-2010-under-george-osborne-a6947661.html%3Famp

Edited November 23, 2016 by big_cod

[barry luxton]

No but the uk might another 13 billion extra to be borrowed this next financial year Osborn doubled our debht and Hammond can fix it a psunami could hit the uk with brexit that's if it actually happens .

 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/the-uk-national-debt-has-risen-by-555-billion-since-2010-under-george-osborne-a6947661.html%3Famp

 

ahhh, would you be kind enough to intimate how crobyn and co will get rid of the deficit first and foremost, following that how will they reduce the u k underlying debt,. Please don't suggest taxing the rich more as when the top rate was reduced to 45% the exchequer collected more tax revenue. And as we are all aware 30% of all tax collected is paid by 1% of the tax payers, thanks in anticipation.

 

As the u k's debt is quite worrying like myself would you like to see the basic rate income tax rise to say 25% 0r 30% to knock it on the head. Or do you see the way out of the duldrums is to insist on a realistic austerity programme?

Edited November 23, 2016 by barry luxton

[chesters1]

Unfortunately those with blinkers rarely see the poors tax burden lessen and not wonder how its funded ,you could borrow less quite easily tax every penny people earn and drop the start limit to zero ,perhaps remove tax credits ,howabout abolishing child allowance ,start up the petrol rises again ,if ofcourse the tories hate the poor so much why do they help them in these ways?

 

So if they do all the above then less people pay into the pot so theres less to give out ,perhaps taxing red diesel at the same as ordinary diesel ? I would certainly tax aeroplane fuel at the same price as everyone else why should people get cheap flights to spain?

[big_cod]

 

ahhh, would you be kind enough to intimate how crobyn and co will get rid of the deficit first and foremost, following that how will they reduce the u k underlying debt,. Please don't suggest taxing the rich more as when the top rate was reduced to 45% the exchequer collected more tax revenue. And as we are all aware 30% of all tax collected is paid by 1% of the tax payers, thanks in anticipation.

 

As the u k's debt is quite worrying like myself would you like to see the basic rate income tax rise to say 25% 0r 30% to knock it on the head. Or do you see the way out of the duldrums is to insist on a realistic austerity programme?

Barry the Tory government increased our debht with no growth Austetity flattened the economy and Osborn was to blame when money was cheap to borrow he flattened the economy at least this chancellor has more balls but the Torys doubled our debht failed on every target and they still try and blame somebody else but for how long can Corby do a worse job how can he when you look st the last 7 years record shocking . Edited November 23, 2016 by big_cod

[barry luxton]

Barry the Tory government increased our debht with no growth Austetity flattened the economy and Osborn was to blame when money was cheap to borrow he flattened the economy at least this chancellor has more balls but the Torys doubled our debht failed on every target and they still try and blame somebody else but for how long can Corby do a worse job how can he when you look st the last 7 years record shocking .

 

 

yes yes yes, we know all that, just to add to the mix, did you not see this yesterday?

 

Six years ago, we took over an economy on the brink of collapse, with the highest budget deficit in our peacetime history. We took the tough decisions to tackle that deficit, rebuilt Britain’s shattered fiscal credibility and created more than 2.7 million new jobs.

The 2016 Autumn Statement I gave today provides an economic platform with certainty and stability at its heart. As the UK leaves the EU and as we begin writing this new chapter in our country’s history, we have set out how we will provide support for our economy through investment and job creation; and how we will provide help for ordinary working people with the cost of living.

 

you haven't answered my question in 2296 Does your favourite red party have any idea to balance the books, then reduce the debt? What about your preferences, how would you like to see it work? They are not trick questions.

 

Do you think if the u k was to remain somehow within the e u will it be to the benefit and prosperity of the u k?

[big_cod]

 

 

yes yes yes, we know all that, just to add to the mix, did you not see this yesterday?

 

Six years ago, we took over an economy on the brink of collapse, with the highest budget deficit in our peacetime history. We took the tough decisions to tackle that deficit, rebuilt Britains shattered fiscal credibility and created more than 2.7 million new jobs.

The 2016 Autumn Statement I gave today provides an economic platform with certainty and stability at its heart. As the UK leaves the EU and as we begin writing this new chapter in our countrys history, we have set out how we will provide support for our economy through investment and job creation; and how we will provide help for ordinary working people with the cost of living.

 

you haven't answered my question in 2296 Does your favourite red party have any idea to balance the books, then reduce the debt? What about your preferences, how would you like to see it work? They are not trick questions.

 

Do you think if the u k was to remain somehow within the e u will it be to the benefit and prosperity of the u k?

So. It's all good news Barry give your head a shake it's nothing short of a disaster andf for good measure our chancellor had just increased your insurance premiums by 12 % that's on everything home insurance car you name it a nice lttke stealth tax or not so little for some .

 

Labour would been ravaged on these figures Osborn failed on everything plus we lost our triple AAA rating increasing the cost to borrow thus increasing national depht Osborn went down a road of Austetity it failed Massive and now we pay the price his policies failed where is he now I wonder sat with his feet up peeing him self laughing .

Edited November 24, 2016 by big_cod