UK Referendum 23 June 2016 - Will it be an EU BREXIT or Not?

They would wouldn't they

EU leaders agree on tough stance at special Brexit summit

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They worried about something..............

EU threatens Theresa May on trade talks and its citizens' rights

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For the EU mind..........


May Says Juncker Clash Shows Brexit Talks Will `Not Be Easy'

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The EU leadership are deluded..........................


Britain's Brexit divorce bill set to reach a staggering €100 BILLION

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Like I said.....when TM gets the mandate she will offer the EU a deal and it will be, take it or leave it!!

Theresa May warns Jean-Claude Juncker she will be a 'bloody difficult woman' in Brexit negotiations

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I did not know this but EU driving laws are biased against UK citizens and as of today want to rob them. This is why we should be under EU law. Unbelievable!!!

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British motorists on the continent face £640 speeding fines from today

Hundreds of thousands of British motorists will face fines for speeding in Europe under new rules coming in on Saturday.

For the first time UK drivers who get caught by speed cameras going too fast on roads in countries including France, the Netherlands and Belgium will face fines of up to £640.

However a quirk of the European law will crate a "one way" system in which Europeans caught speeding in the UK cannot be pursued by British police.

a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite
Apparently the fines don't apply only to British drivers. From the linked story;

Until May 7th the UK has been exempt from the rules but now they will be enforced.

The fines are imposed on drivers in general. The story is about British drivers because they will be experiencing them for the first time.

a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite

Pretty sure it has always been the case that when a driver with foreign (UK) plates is clocked speeding in EU countries, the DVLA have been happy to provide relevant driver info to the country where the event occurred. Sadly, the courtesy has not been reciprocated. Again, pretty sure this is why registration and issue of UK plates was introduced for HGV's because companies owning said HGV's were not being held accountable for ignoring our tachograph rules re road safety.

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Sounds about right. They must have thought their drivers could do wtf they wanted with no repercussions. A bit like the fishermen, the EU has taken the piss out of us for too long.

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Sounds about right. They must have thought their drivers could do wtf they wanted with no repercussions. A bit like the fishermen, the EU has taken the piss out of us for too long.

And they are still trying to do so talking numbers like 85bn-100Bn EU divorce settlement.

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They can whistle. They've raked enough out of us already.

Jean-Claude Juncker says leaking details of 'disastrous dinner' with Theresa May was a 'serious mistake'

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Here's an interesting story showing how misleading and biased the EU can be to it's people.

We all know what happened with the VW diesel scandal where the EU rules say that car emission levels should be tested in controlled laboratory environments and it was found out that the German car manufacturers had be cheating the tests to make them look more environmentally friendly than they are.

Well the same thing has happened with hoovers!

The Brexiteer Sir James Dyson has previously challenged the EU on their hoover suction tests to classify each brands energy efficiency rating. Sir Dyson was arguing that the European suction tests favour his competitors' vacuum cleaners (notably German brands Bosch and Siemens), and now he has WON his court battle!
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Basically, his argument rests on the fact that current EU efficiency tests deceive customers because they are conducted when the appliances are operated in "pristine" conditions in laboratories and do not test them in real conditions, where suction may be lost as the bag fills with dust.

This can lead to appliances rated 'A' for efficiency end up as 'D' or even 'E'.


Are there any other examples out there that the EU are using it's powers to give an unfair competitive advantage to German brands and manufacturers?!

British student told by EU careers service a Brussels job is 'out of the question' after Brexit

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Reimagining Brexit: Advisers give reasons to be cheerful


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And rightly so..................


Theresa May: Brussels must pay its own Brexit bill of billions of pounds

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And again so we should............


U.K. Threatens to Quit Brexit Talks If It Faces Massive Bill

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originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite
British student told by EU careers service a Brussels job is 'out of the question' after Brexit

Just as EU citizens are told that a Whitehall job is 'out of the question' after Brexit. Not that there are many applicants.

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Jean-Claude Juncker says leaking details of 'disastrous dinner' with Theresa May was a 'serious mistake'

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He doesn't say that he or even the EU leaked it. For all we know, it might have been Fiona Hill.

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originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite




Jean-Claude Juncker says leaking details of 'disastrous dinner' with Theresa May was a 'serious mistake'

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He doesn't say that he or even the EU leaked it. For all we know, it might have been Fiona Hill.

It could be but I am inclined to think it was someone close to Juncker because based on the positions of Juncker and May prior to the dinner!