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Nigel
  Oct 6, 07, 18:38  #61

Do Poland still play football???????????????????????????????????????

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PolskaDoll
  Oct 6, 07, 18:40  #62

Obviously


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osiol GOLD MEMBER
Edited by: osiol  Oct 6, 07, 18:41  #63

Quoting: tornado2007
you get a lot more taken from us or we give more than we give back

You are ignoring the cost of NOT being a member in trading with the EU.
Then, money is paid to the EU without getting to make any decisions in return.

Quoting: tornado2007
As for European relations, you don't need to go to bed with other countries to be friends or have solidarity, do you

What would happen if the EU fell apart, say, starting with the UK?

Quoting: tornado2007
we can have an agreement with France if we like, we can have an agreement with Spain if we like or any other country

How many agreements would have to be made?
What would be the cost?
The whole of the EU, or just certain countries?
Many people would lose out on the trade benefits of selective trade agreements.

Quoting: tornado2007
do we need the busy bodies in Brussels telling one of the most economically and politically powerful nations in Europe what to do

Because the UK is part of the telling other people what to do process.
The British press just doesn't like to mention any of this. It doesn't sell rags.

Quoting: tornado2007
don't want to train people who are going to leave the country

We train many British citizens to make new lives for themselves all around the world already.

Quoting: Nigel
We're also best buddies with uncle Sam

There are many things we cannot trade with the US for practical reasons.
They have no real ties to us and trade as and when it suits them.
The EU can be no match for such trade partnerships.

Quoting: Nigel
put dollars in my pocket not euros

Seen where the dollar's been going? No.

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osiol GOLD MEMBER
  Oct 6, 07, 18:44  #64

Quoting: PolskaDoll
What is the point of this thread?

It's for the same old arguments all over again.

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Hueg
  Oct 6, 07, 18:46  #65

<golf applause> Nice post Os.

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PolskaDoll
  Oct 6, 07, 18:47  #66

Quoting: osiol
It's for the same old arguments all over again.


Yup, anyone who knows how to use the search function here on PF will already have read most of this thread in other topics.


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Nigel
  Oct 6, 07, 18:50  #67

dollars low on purpose.Facing a world recesion with outdated working practices and un competitive businesses, America starts a pointless war and spends a fortune on bombs.Dollar gets lower and products start flowing out of the u.s ,not in.Very Very clever.Remember the steel tariff row?? by the time they got him to court , BUSH ALREADY HAD THE ANSWER-He's not as stupid as he looks that one!We also have the commonwealth which we may be able to dust off again,maybe they'll let us be friends again.

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osiol GOLD MEMBER
  Oct 6, 07, 18:52  #68

Quoting: PolskaDoll
anyone who knows how to use the search function

But who wants to?

Quoting: Hueg
Nice post

Thanks. I couldn't help it. Some things need to be stated.

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osiol GOLD MEMBER
  Oct 6, 07, 18:54  #69

Quoting: Nigel
America starts a pointless war

What a good friend that one must be.

Quoting: Nigel
He's not as stupid as he looks that one

He's actually stupider.

Quoting: Nigel
We also have the commonwealth

That will be useful for the majority of our trade, won't it?
No, I thought not.

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PolskaDoll
  Oct 6, 07, 18:55  #70

Quoting: osiol
But who wants to?


Anyone who doesn't want to keep reading the same thing over and over and over again. This topic has been done before, many times...


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osiol GOLD MEMBER
  Oct 6, 07, 19:03  #71

Can't there be a big bucket for all these threads to go in?
One with a health warning at the entrance.
Do buckets have entrances?
Only when they're that big.

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PolskaDoll
  Oct 6, 07, 19:13  #72

Quoting: osiol
Can't there be a big bucket for all these threads to go in?
One with a health warning at the entrance.
Do buckets have entrances?
Only when they're that big.


It's a thought. This subject seems to resurface every couple of weeks!


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Nigel
  Oct 6, 07, 19:18  #73

The commonwealth worked before and it can again.Britains empire was based on taking(literally) raw materials, minerals and foodstuffs from countries all over the world.Those products are as varied as the countries they come from.We have the money and people will still want to deal with us.If the e.u collapses then its members wont be any good to us anyway.

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PolskaDoll
  Oct 6, 07, 19:25  #74

OK, try this.

Lets send everyone in Britain who is an immigrant or descended from immigrants home.

The entire country would have to pack up and leave.

Brits are a mixed race. Like it or not.


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osiol GOLD MEMBER
  Oct 6, 07, 19:27  #75

Quoting: Nigel
If the e.u collapses

You think this is likely?
Euro-scepticism is probably strongest in countries like the UK - not in much of the rest of the EU.

Quoting: Nigel
The commonwealth worked before and it can again

And the world hasn't moved on a bit since then?
These countries either still trade with us, or have found other lucrative partners,
or they have fallen behind in terms of infrastructure and ability to produce the goods we want.

Prices would have to rise due to the extra cost, impracticalities of transporting so many goods longer distances.
Perishable goods?
Pre-existing financial ties with other EU countries - sever them?
The cost - unemplyment, industry moves out of the UK into a better trading environment: the EU.

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osiol GOLD MEMBER
  Oct 6, 07, 19:31  #76

Quoting: PolskaDoll
Lets send everyone in Britain who is an immigrant or descended from immigrants home.

The entire country would have to pack up and leave.

Brits are a mixed race. Like it or not.


One sixteenth of me ought to return to Wales.
Any further subdivisions will probably involve sending some hair-trimmings to wherever the Hugenots were at their strongest,
and I think, some toenail clippings to the Netherlands.
Some of my cousins, some of my nicer neighbours and many of my friends would fare much more badly.

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PolskaDoll
Edited by: PolskaDoll  Oct 6, 07, 19:39  #77

Quoting: osiol
Some of my cousins, some of my nicer neighbours and many of my friends would fare much more badly.


This is my point. Not a person in Britain can claim to be 100% British. They can feel it, but their heritage would prove otherwise.


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osiol GOLD MEMBER
  Oct 6, 07, 20:16  #78

Quoting: PolskaDoll
This is my point

I was just adding a bit of donkey magic to your point.

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PolskaDoll
  Oct 6, 07, 20:27  #79

It's true that there are probably donkeys in the UK who are more purebred than most Britons.


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wildrover
  Oct 6, 07, 22:06  #80

If you believe what the bible says are we not all decended from the same two people....?

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sledz
  Oct 7, 07, 00:27  #81

you limeys wanna make me puke!!!!

why are even on this site??? I now youre not Polish

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sledz
Edited by: sledz  Oct 7, 07, 00:34  #82

no answer huh?????

get off this site.. It says polish Forums

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AmirahJanowitz [Guest]
  Oct 7, 07, 00:41  #83

eddie what do you think about 2 Americans like me and my husband wants to come over to Britain to live.I hope you do not have a problems with Americans I hope.

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sledz
Edited by: sledz  Oct 7, 07, 00:58  #84

Quoting: AmirahJanowitz
2 Americans like me and my husband wants to come over to Britain to live.I hope you do not have a problems with Americans I

geez ..why ??

have you ever been therre??


Its a toilet, dont move to England,,are you stupid

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AmirahJanowitz [Guest]
  Oct 7, 07, 01:05  #85

no sledz I am not stupid. I been to Britain I loved it there. we have friends there.
my ancestry is from there.the british are one of the most kindiest people I have ever known.they treat us better thne my own country here. I am for the Polish people comming out here though. i think Bush should of lifted the waiver policy. Poles should come here with only their passports. Poland is not a communist country ordangerous.
I do not like the British people that attack other people. but the British that I have meet so far are really decent. so do not be calling me stupid when you do not even know me. My husband is half Polish

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AmirahJanowitz [Guest]
  Oct 7, 07, 01:07  #86

I meant visa policy

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sledz
  Oct 7, 07, 01:13  #87

Quoting: AmirahJanowitz
I do not like the British people that attack other people

well good luck!!

they hate us, when u deicide to come home I`ll welcome you back

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AmirahJanowitz [Guest]
  Oct 7, 07, 01:15  #88

thanks sledz I want to try britain. if not good I would move back.
I hate people who attack polish people. poland has been through so much and people do not understand them. I hope to visit poland one day.
I see you love the Polish people good for you.

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sledz
Edited by: sledz  Oct 7, 07, 01:21  #89

Quoting: AmirahJanowitz
hate people who attack polish people. poland h

I live in (polonia) Chicago USA

If you think life will be better in England, well then Rock on

I dont wanna hear it when it sucks..ok

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AmirahJanowitz [Guest]
  Oct 7, 07, 01:27  #90

ok sledz I call chicago little poland as well.
well I hope to try it there I am not sure.
I read your posting i like how you act.
I am not saying any place is different I just want to try from experience.
I wished there was a polonia out here. we have too many illegal mexican I am not crazy about them at all.

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