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Author Archives: Robert Pigney
I urge the British voter not to fall into this Brexit trap – TTIP
By John Tilt, a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. The EU is far LESS likely to accept a TTIP agreement than an isolated UK would. An exiting UK would have little choice other … Continue reading
Posted in brexit, consequences
Tagged brexit, consequences
Boris Johnson does it again: Apples, Oranges, and what was it we were talking about again?
Boris has put his foot in his mouth again, unfortunately it’s likely nobody will notice. his latest article in the Telegraph (29th May) compares apples with oranges, misleads, deceives and spends most of its time discussing something which has nothing … Continue reading
Posted in immigration, reflections
Tagged immigration, reflections
Leavers construct delusional Matrix, but the referendum is about today’s reality.
I find it disturbing that there are a lot of people who still don’t seem to see how ludicrous the Leave campaign is getting. Brexit was a dodgy proposal from the start, but now large numbers of people seem to … Continue reading
Posted in brexit, reflections
Tagged brexit, personal account
TTIP and Public Health Services – Why the EU isn’t a threat to the NHS
Bart Staes, MEP and ENVI (Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety) committee member has reported to the European Parliament that “We cannot afford to sacrifice certain of the European safeguards on the altar of free trade” Although … Continue reading
The way I feel when a UKIP MEP says the EU is undemocratic
If I recall you were ELECTED to the European Parliament.
Posted in infographics
Tagged infographics
Brexit: The leavers Singapore model is no good says Singapore
The Leave campaign’s argument for a Singapore-style economic and political model has just been blown out of the water by the Straits Times: Brexit will not make the UK into the Singapore of Europe Landfall Strategy Group, a Singapore-based economic research … Continue reading
*The EU and UK employment rights
Originally posted by Marion Thornly in her blog Ceret Diaries: The EU and UK employment rights The following is a brief summary of a paper entitled “UK Employment Rights and the EU” recently published by the TUC. The Treaty … Continue reading
Posted in brexit, consequences, employment, EUrights, UK citizens
Tagged brexit, consequences, employment, EUrights, UK citizens
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The EU, a dictatorship? Are you sure?
I have heard many people say that the EU is essentially a dictatorship, when I first heard this my response was: The people who say this obviously don’t understand dictatorships. In dictatorships you don’t usually get to vote, on anything. … Continue reading