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They could sack us
We should invoke it and tell them to stuff their two yrs we’re giving a weeks notice
It voted for immigration control not an end to it and we’re the fifth richest country in world they want our trade our money, Norway is a mere minnow as far as bargaining power goes
And if all this happens the electorate won’t vote them out ?
When we meet in the local hall
I’ll be voting with them all
With a hell of a shout, it’s “Out brothers, out!”And none of them would exist if you hadn’t posted
Yes, pete.
But net immigration from non-EU countries is cumulatively far bigger than than that from the EU.
Hardworking young people from the EU are likely to fit into the UK well. We have a long history of absorbing immigrants successfully, and I welcome the thriving multi-cultural society which has grown up in the UK for many decades now.
More people in this country have jobs than ever before – they are in general not taking jobs from people, but contributing to the UK economy, including paying for the services. See below on dealing with those who are taking jobs from locals.
We have 1.2 million people living abroad, contributing to economies elsewhere and paying for the services they enjoy.
Thre are many things which can be done to control immigration into this country short of leaving the EU – if it needs controlling. We could demand lengthier tanstion controls and safeguard arranfgements on internal migration, and Cameron should use the referendum – if the Remain side win – to win that. He may well be pushing an open door.
We need to train up unemployed UK people to do the key jobs – many employers are complaining of a major skills shortage.
We need to make sure that public investment in housing and services is increased, and that the open door policy to Russian oligarchs which has made london unaffordable to londoners (Boris Johnson, of Leave, is the main man behind this!), is ended.
And we need to crack down on cheap-wage employers. This means stop advertising abroad for jobs before they’re advertised here first.And we need to unionise and move against the exploitative gangmasters of places such as East Anglia – where a lot of local people have been displaced by Lithuanians and others living in illegal, inhuman living conditions, instead of turning a blind eye to Lithuanians who are trying to fight those conditions.
Practical measures, not scare tactics, are needed.
We might if EU rules didn’t apply. As for multi cultural society it doesn’t work.. in the main people stick to their own. Not that there’s anything inherently wrong with that but birds of a feather do flock together
I wasn’t aware we were in the pub and again it’s not about explaining anything to anyone it’s about someone being murdered
This is a thread about someone tragically losing their life not about arguing and point scoring have some decorum ffs
