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  • No more than 50% of laws affecting the UK are passed in the European Parliament.

    (The Economist, March 31st 2010, Britain and Europe, Not Playing Their Games)

  • This aid to the developing countries of Europe also has long-term benefits to our country, which has balance of payments problems in the form of a current account deficit; as these countries grow richer, thanks to our aid, the people will develop a taste for high-end goods, such as those produced in the UK. I hate to sound rude, but let's look at the bigger picture here instead of pointless, romantic nationalism.

  • Britain gives more than it gets from Europe to help the less developed countries of the European periphery. Isn't it a great thing to help out our struggling neighbours instead of hoarding the money greedily for ourselves. It is the same principle as progressive taxation; the rich pay more so that poorer people can pay less and are not left is as much poverty.

  • heres something to make you mad...i read in the bbc this morning an article saying eu meps get £1 million in expenses on top of their salary...it was published in the Galvin report last year but kept secret by the eu parliament....!!! scum arent they??

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