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The Leave Campaign’s Most Toxic Legacy

Posted on 13/07/2016 by steveshark

One week before voting for the EU Referendum took place, a UK MP was brutally murdered, and to judge by the almost total absence of any mention of this since the day of the vote, people seem to have forgotten … Continue reading →

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I urge the British voter not to fall into this Brexit trap – Democracy

Posted on 03/06/2016 by Robert Pigney

By John Tilt, a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. We need to eschew all this false information about the EU being undemocratic! Under the influence of bigots like Boris Johnson, Farage, and IDS … Continue reading →

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I urge the British voter not to fall into this Brexit trap – TTIP

Posted on 02/06/2016 by Robert Pigney

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 →

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Brexit economist dismisses Government Brexit predictions – so why don’t we just use his?

Posted on 26/05/2016 by Grahame Pigney

On Monday, in an article in The Telegraph, Brexit economist Patrick Minford said that the Treasury’s projections of the long-term and short-term effect of a Brexit were “flawed”. He finishes by saying: The establishment is wrong over Brexit, as it … Continue reading →

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Brexit: The leavers Singapore model is no good says Singapore

Posted on 21/05/2016 by Robert Pigney

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 →

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*The EU and UK employment rights

Posted on 21/05/2016 by Robert Pigney

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 →

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EU would insist on a swift divorce from the UK before negotiations on new EU/UK relationship.

Posted on 03/05/2016 by Grahame Pigney

According to RTE (Ireland’s National broadcaster) the EU would want a swift divorce from the UK in the event of a Brexit and would only after that be prepared to start negotiations on a new EU/UK relationship, see link below. … Continue reading →

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Another illustration by Vote Leave of why BREXIT is not a cost free option

Posted on 30/04/2016 by Grahame Pigney

Why oh why, does Vote Leave seem unable to put up a single relevant factual argument?  Perhaps we all know the answer.  But you would think a Government Minister could make a better fist of explaining her case than Priti … Continue reading →

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John Major – EU Referendum “It will decide Britain’s place in the world for generations”

Posted on 20/03/2016 by Grahame Pigney

In today’s Sunday Telegraph, former Prime Minister John Major has called for the UK to remain in the EU. “When we joined the EU we were the “sick man” of Europe: today, as a result of our domestic reforms and … Continue reading →

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Liam Fox “the public need to hear the arguments in detail” – so why is Leaving the EU BETTER?

Posted on 08/02/2016 by Grahame Pigney

Dr Liam Fox, prominent Leave campaigner, has said: “It is a momentous decision for the country and the public need to hear the arguments in detail and the consequences their votes will have.” He is so very right. But this … Continue reading →

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