"Part time dictators"

A new Greek Junta

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[sorryvergeten]

Tell me, what happens with European trade when the EU is no more? Where will the United Kingdom dump its products? Their export mainly goes to European countries within the single market. Germany (11.06 percent), France (8 percent), Netherlands (7.79 percent), Ireland (6.89 percent), Belgium (4.65 percent), Spain (4 percent) percents of the total export. The UK import from other European nations, more than 45 % of their total import. How will the UK survive outside of the EU or EFTA???!!

[ukipwebmaster]

@sorryvergeten Firstly it's a 2 way street and we import more than we export to the Eurozone. Secondly the WTO has rules.

[TheFestivelights]

Let's all show our support for the Greek people. I've been to Greece many times and it's such a wonderful country. It breaks my heart. Love from the UK.

[ukipwebmaster]

@TheFestivelights Very true, I know Greece well. They have defaulted before though and will bounce back,

[DeathToChaosGods]

what happens on the 17th October?

[ukipwebmaster]

@DeathToChaosGods The next tranche of Greek debt is due.

[door2wisdom]

@sorryvergeten The uk will still trade the same as they always have. Uk buy european goods and europe buy uk goods.

It all boils down to if europeans want to be ruled by (unelected)dictators or not).

[dennisjo88]

and will never change and we all know that..but we are having the  choice to do that and take any form of acyion ourelf as the civil of that suicide structure and that is ment to be that way a big blooper aand people are knowing that ...and have than the wrong questions..like evidence ..or what ever ..9t is a hopeless mess ..and thats the reality

[Alan7997]

I'm glad he mentioned the word "Revolution" where Greece is concerned. As this is exactly where Greece is gonna head if things don't change.

[Jimz12]

@sorryvergeten they can buy from canada china and us ;)

[sikfreak6969]

Thus allowing the EU to systematically, acquire and sell Greece's infrastructure and very cheap prices. It's kind of like when a company goes into liquidation, or a person defaults on their home loan. The true value is not taken into consideration by auditors. They sell it for what it owed to creditors...

[sikfreak6969]

It's very easy. Greece goes back to the drachma, they devalue against the EURO, they become competitive in the European and world markets, their GDP will begin to grow, standard of living will grow, their loans and debt starts to decrease unemployment will decrease.

They should never had joined the EURO, Germany saw this coming when they first got Greece onboard to take up the EURO currency. It was planned for them to blowout on huge debt levels for the EU to come in an "bail out" Greece.

[grow2b]

Why isn't Nigel PM of Britian yet--Can anyone tell me how the Queen feel about any of this? thx

[grow2b]

Nigel is like U.S. Ron Paul--Nigel is much younger than Paul but the ideas are all the same--Go Nigel--Go Ron!!

[Freefallfelixrulz]

@trident3b Do you own an Iphone, Ipod, Ipad, Mac, PC, smartphone, other mobile phone, MP3 player, Xbox 360, PS3, PS vita, Wii, 3DS or any modern product containing at least one microchip? Would you like to? Because if you do, you are buying a British design of microchip, sold by ARM. Do you still not want what we sell? If no, then please, try to reply to this post from something not using an ARM chip. I suggest a tin can and some string.

[Freefallfelixrulz]

@sorryvergeten You seem to think that the when the EU goes, the entire european continent will somehow drop off of the face of the earth. The countries of the EU will continue to need British goods. Ask the Swiss how they survive outside the EU. They trade with EU nations on their own terms. If we left the EU, the only way they could stop trade is a complete embargo which would be as damaging to them as us, not to mention exceedingly petty.