>Three years ago, I was fed up with the European Union. The policies emerging from Brussels were frustrating in their own right and seemed to be taking us inexorably towards an ever closer union. I knew that the British people did not want that, and nor did I. People who set out to negotiate with Brussels were at their wits’ end. Brussels suffered from a democratic deficit and the EU was the source of unconstrained migration.
>So, in 2013, I signed the launch letter for Business for Britain, hoping to campaign for real change in the EU. I did not expect this transformation to be quick. But I wanted all the issues on the table.
>So I was unhappy when, after the Prime Minister’s renegotiation earlier this year, Business for Britain changed into Vote Leave. The fundamental change we demanded was never going to occur before the promised referendum date. Embracing an impossible deadline turned Business for Britain from a project to secure change from within into a campaign to get Britain out of Europe.
>And so I have turned, too: from an insistent EU reformer into a committed remainer.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/06/03/brexit-why-i-changed-my-mind-and-became-a-remainer/
>>75953474
Anyone who votes remain is a traitor. Straight up!
>Literally a banker turned journalist
Why would anyone listen to someone so untrustworthy.
I'm voting remain.
>>75953474
Change happened because guess what, are renegotiations are shit. We got Nothing. Further more, even the minute shit, which we presumably got, will be vetoed. We got NOTHING. NO change.
The EU will never change, that's why leave is so important.
They have already poisoned ypur minds with the idea that there is 13% that don't know yet for what they'll vote.
This is how they are going to use fraud.
>>75953639
Why?
>>75953639
>I'm voting remain
>voting to destroy democracy
oh the irony
>>75953789
Because if we leave our borders will get closed thus slowing down the process.
You're right, bro.
I'm #Artillery4Hillary now
>>75953639
how about you stay home and don't vote?
>>75953695
Remember that even if the leave vote wins, the globalist agenda WILL try to bring the UK back to the EU. So if the leave vote wins, that's just the first triumph in the start of a potentially very long battle. Our enemy is INSANELY DETERMINED, but the good thing is that I am too. Brexit ought to happen because Brexit would encourage other EU countries to break away from the EU, which is a MAJOR, MAJOR setback to the globalist agenda which also wants an American Union that includes the United States. Brexit affects more than just the UK, trust me.
>>75953774
Which is why Remain will win.
For as much as politicians like to rail against the status quo, and talk about "change" all the time, many people generally like the status quo.
When those undecided voters are forced to finally choose, pick between the status quo and an uncertain future, they're going to pick the devil they know.
>>75953961
How about you stay out of our business.
>>75953474
Chill cuck
>>75953639
>>75953834
>>75954008
>>75953983
Fuck off we'll worry about it one step at a time
The first is to kill the EU
>>75954184
Still better than that desolate wasteland you call home.
>>75954001
>politicians like to rail against the status quo
Are you out of your mind? The only thing politicians and top businessmen are interested in is upholding status quo. That's why innovation gets suppressed, that's why Trump and Sanders have to fight an uphill battle every single day.
The rich and powerful already have everything they want, and they don't want anyone else joining them at the top, nor they want to lose their position.
They may talk about progress, but that's just bullshit to make the lower classes tolerate them for one more term.
>>75953695
Let's be honest, the general quality of British diplomacy these past few years has been appalling. From throwing tantrums about the European flag waving during WWI celebrations to all that shitfest after the EU elections that turned Juncker, a grey run-of-the-mill European bureaucrat, into an "arch-federalist" rockstar lionised and defended even by his rivals.
The way I see it, the UK government has either been "sabotaging" their own diplomatic efforts for years in order to pave the road for Brexit or the UK diplomats are a bunch of retards with no fucking idea of what the hell they are doing anymore. And I can say that some EU politicians actually share this view.
>>75954230
Can you please leave NATO too? It's proving very bothersome to us.
>>75953983
True Brother. The Eu is an enemy of democracy, and should be washed away. But even more important than brexit, for the overall struggle, is France. If Marine Le Pen wins, the game is over for the Eu.
Brexit will be the stepping stone to a brighter future. But the real battle will be in France, and Germany to be against the Eu, and for Trump to lead the free world to nationalism.
>>75954288
test reply
>>75954407
We're not in Nato slavbro
>>75954460
Low test cuck
>>75954288
t. Mohammad
>>75954403
>Uk diplomats are bunch of retard with no fucking idea of what the hell they are doing anymore.
You couldn't be more right.
>>75954509
chink
>>75954471
Oh, great! Too bad there are still some NATO-protected countries inbetween that will hamper the delivery of friendship and peace.
>>75954478
rs231
Do you think it will happen lads?
>>75954638
Convict
Pls leave dad
>>75953474
> into a campaign to get Britain out of Europe.
that was always the intention, what a fucking dumb shill
>>75953541
The question whether to leave or stay is not so simple.
How I see it, it all comes down to how much do you trust your politicians and how much do you think you can influence them.
Are you sure you'r politicians wont just sign some "favorable" free-trade deals with selected countries and sell you of to multinationals by privatizing literally everything. Whole Brexit the movie was mostly whining about EU regulations that are there mainly to protect your rights, privacy, health and safety. Not to mention your politicians have been among the biggest supporters of TTIP which is questionable at best.
But then again they might be threatened like Germany is to sign the TTIP, the United States is basically saying that they'll make it harder for European car manufacturers to sell their cars in the United States. I am hoping the other politicians and member states will force Germany to drop the TTIP negotiations.
>>75954803
>dad
what is this autism
>>75954803
this
COME HOME ANGLO MAN
commonwealth not eu
>>75954403
We were angry about the EU flag because aside from France, every other nation in the EU either surrendered or collaborated to the Germans.
>>75953474
they will stop at nothing to make sure uk remains in the EU
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-nationals-sent-polling-cards-for-referendum-despite-being-ineligible-to-vote-a7061706.html
Ballot being send to people who have no voting right and no security measure taken to control the ID of the ones coming to the voting post.
>>75954790
g43vvx
I am fairly confident the electorate will vote to leave.
I have no idea what the actual result will be, however.
>>75953474
>Brexit: why I changed my mind and became a remainer
>Why I became retarder and started to shill for jews controlling every aspect of my life
>watched Cameron on Sky News
>argument boiled down to "MUH SINGLE MARKET; WE'RE SAFER, STRONGER TOGETHER"
What a disaster. He didn't answer any questions properly. Does Leave get their own interview? Is Farage going to be doing that?
the level of propaganda we see these days is like something straight out of idiocracy
>>75953474
That poster sums up what is wrong with this referendum. People shouldn't be voting to remain because of Boris and Farage, and they shouldn't be voting to leave because they dislike Cameron and Osborne.
This referendum is to big with long term impacts to be decided on the personalities of the moment. Half of these peoples' careers will be over in a few years anyway. The EU referendum result is for life.
Most people who vote leave are aged fuckers, little Englanders, and alt right fags too confident that this country is good on its own. Still, I hope we leave EU and let EU prosper on its own, Britain is cancer to it.
>>75955077
Is there more concern that the UK government will falsify the results of the vote, or that they will find some way to openly discard the results, like giving some bullshit excuse about it not being legally possible to leave the EU?
>>75955209
> Does Leave get their own interview?
Tonight with Gove
>>75955416
wqwf
>>75955416
spotted the paki who hires illegals
>>75953474
He seems to have put a lot of thought into this.
Shame he's wrong and will be hanging from a tree come July.
>>75953474
Brexit or bust! Deport all the Pakistani terrorists! Britain is for white people and Sihks only!
>>75955056
Poof
>>75955416
Surely you jest.
>>75955543
You can't ________ the Gove
ANSWERS PLEASE
>>75953541
Fpbp
>>75954863
This. In an ideal world the money we would use the money we save from leaving to fund social housing, the NHS and public schemes. However I do not thrust the politicians who are leading the Leave campaign to do this because their Brexit is a corporate Brexit. I'd much rather a Brexit where the wellbeing of all is considered and not the City of London's.
>>75955675
trust*
>>75955525
>like giving some bullshit excuse about it not being legally possible to leave the EU?
They can't, Article 50 of the Lisbon treaty sets out a leaving process.
>>75955634
BETROTHE
>>75955416
>too confident that this country is good on its own
> Britain is cancer
Fuck off and die, cuck.
>>75955627
f32fq13fqfx
>>75955675
>their Brexit is a corporate Brexit
Literally every multinational and bank is shilling hard for remain. The government after a leave vote will be pretty divided too, so I doubt much will get done before 2020 as the EU leaving process will eat their time.
>>75955634
Stove.
As in "Stove in"
>>75955416
the UK was at it's peak as an empire without the EU, now I'm not saying those times will come again but what the fuck are you on about. Name a single good reason to remain that isn't hypothetical fear mongering about the economy.
>>75955766
What the fuck are you even saying.
>>75955634
>>75955704
>>75955790
I'm going with LOATHE
YOU CAN'T LOATHE THE GOVE
meme it up lads, this is what we're going with.
>>75955902
Loathe
Feel intense dislike or disgust for:
she loathed him on sight
I think it works.
>>75953474
>telegraph
to the trash it goes
>>75955884
3fvvvvvvvqraf/l;/
>>75956069
I'm not going to lie, you're kind of making me wet ;)
The time has come lads.
>>75956197
34432vfnrhg,jh;y
>>75956443
Oh anon, I'm dripping.
>>75956197
>>75955884
>>75956670
Please stop feeding it
>>75955543
Watch him stab Brexit in the back. Never trusted this slimy fucker. Nigel has been forced to make some strange bedfellows.
>>75956310
>>75956310
Get out and do your duty, friends.
>>75956880
>>75954712
I hope beyond hope lad.
>>75953474
literally "well I guess im a #cruzlim now" the article
>>75956989
bn
>>75957147
I hope you're hard
(SERIOUS) Guys I'm an legal immigrant from the Eu. Will I be asked to leave when you guys vote out? Shit I'm anxious
>>75957190
GIT!
>>75953639
remove yourself from the queen's land, and from this world
>>75955416
Top Cuck
>>75957190
You have to go back, Kacper.
>>75957190
No, we won't ask you to leave. We will come to your house in the twilight hours carrying torches and drag you from your home, gag and bound you and take you to the nearest post office where we will put you in a box and send you International Economy to Brussels.
>>75957183
>183▶
>>>75957147 (You)
vq2
>>75956880
>>75956977
>>75956310
> /pol is now facebook where people come to 'virtue' signal
>>75953474
>Brexit: why I changed my mind and became a remainer
£££££££££££££££££££££££
>>75956880
>>75956977
God bless you.
>>75956880
The X is faulty.
>unvalid ballot
t.Austria
>>75953639
No you are not, you're just baiting
>>75956880
what's the image behind the 2016 supposed to be?
>>75956977
Yep, another unvalid ballot
>t.Antifa
>>75957569
How'd you know?
>>75957423
I want to lick the tip of you cock
>>75957599
Voter fraud is self defense
>>75957594
East of England region
>>75957646
ng5
>>75957599
Can't do that, we have observers at all counts from both campaigns
>trying to genocide yourself
>>75954863
>it all comes down to how much do you trust your politicians and how much do you think you can influence them.
Okay, so the Brits know that they can't trust EU officials and that they have zero influence over them. Seems like a simple fuckin choice to me.
Daily reminder that you will stay
>>75955416
Would you like me to fundraise your one way ticket to Belgium?
>>75957781
v
>>75953474
That clinches it, I'm now a #cruzmissile.
At the moment it's a vote between the status quo and a whole world of unknowns.
Maybe i'm a filthy shit eating leftie, but something in my bones says that the tories as they are having absolute free reign without the EU anywhere in the background can only be bad for us.
>>75954803
If we don't I'm moving in with you son
>>75958094
YES BECAUSE EUROCRATS ARE MUCH MORE TRUSTWORTHY AND ALSO HAVE THE ADDED PERK OF BEING COMPLETELY UNACCOUNTABLE ECKS DEE
>>75958094
hope you enjoy dying in the killing fields as part of the EU army
>>75958094
>the status quo
Bullshit. The EU is not a status quo at all, it'll keep changing. Think about 1975 when everyone was told it was just a common market and what it's become since.
>THE TORIES!!!!!!!!!
Oh come on, half of them want to stay in, they have a majority of 12 and the party is divided. They're not gonna have the power to get anything through parliament and if they went nuts they'll lose the next election anyway.
>>75958094
>>75958094
>whole world of unknowns
...you guys weren't part of the EU, you know that right?
>>75957678
Where abouts are you lad?
Cambridge here, voting out.
GF lives in Colchester.
My brother lives in London and got a voting paper with the mail yesterday. Naturally he'll vote remain since he doesn't want to be thrown out of the country.
>>75958292
Not him but Cambridge too
t. student with an exam in 2 hours
>>75958306
EU citizens can't vote.
>>75957866
>bbc
>unbiased poll
Sven, stop getting all frothy at the man gash at the sight of BBC. It's not always what you think it is
>>75954008
i thought obama splained this to you. which word didn't you understand.
>>75958365
t. US democrat party on illegal citizens voting
>>75958365
Well you're a EU citizen, aren't you? Jokes aside, I think EU citizens who are residents in the UK can vote, or my brother wouldn't have gotten a voting paper. He's not a citizen of the UK.
>>75958306
This shit makes me mad and I'm not even British
>>75958339
I hate this city.
Moving to Ely next month and I will be saving £450 per month on rent and commute will only take 13 minutes longer than it does now.
>>75958292
North West Essex.
>>75958460
He shouldn't have gotten one, on UK, Irish and commonwealth citizens resident in the UK can vote. You're baiting, right?
>>75958460
Please report your brother to the Electoral Commission and the police, he is committing Electoral Fraud.
The sad thing is Britain won't get out the fix is in I genuinely encourage Patriots to gather in secret and storm/purge the political elite of Europe. Want tips, just ask, your son's here to help pops
>>75958587
>>75958614
refer to
>>75958457
>>75958385
The BBC aren't the ones doing the polling. It's IPSOS, YouGov, ICM and a few others. I guess they all could be rigged, but either way the BBC is hardly the ones to blame. I just took the data that the BBC had collected from the polling companies.
>>75958502
Ely was a really nice town. I have not been there in a few years though. I grew up in a village near there.
>>75954008
If you stay. We definitely won't, and neither will the EU :^)
Well if Brexit fails my wife and I will be moving there to start a life at the end of the year. With her being a EU Citizen it will be easy to get in. I hope you do Brexit though and everything gets back to normal over there. I would rather have to change my plans than see the UK go down to the plagues.
>>75958587
>>75958614
Even if that were the case (which I doubt) you have to be pretty dumb to believe anyone could be charged with electoral fraud for that. I mean, you guys need an instruction how to tick a box for christ's sake, and you expect people to know whether they are eligible to vote in a random election when they get the polling papers sent home? There's no way those charges would stick. If my brother received a voting paper, then he's obviously eligible to vote.
>>75958694
Yeah its nice, kind of quiet but entirely unenriched. Lots of new houses being built from Cambridge and London commuter overspill.
Pretty cheap compared to the rest of Cambridgeshire.
Also one of the most Eurosceptic places in England which is a bonus.
In a year or two I am moving back to Newcastle though, I miss the grim North dearly.
>>75958782
>Moving to Britanistan
>Giving up your 2nd Amendment rights
Y tho
>>75958791
>Even if that were the case (which I doubt)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-32810887
>British, Irish and Commonwealth citizens over 18 who are resident in the UK, along with UK nationals living abroad who have been on the electoral register in the UK in the past 15 years. Members of the House of Lords and Commonwealth citizens in Gibraltar will also be eligible, unlike in a general election. Citizens from EU countries - apart from Ireland, Malta and Cyprus - will not get a vote.
>Citizens from EU countries - apart from Ireland, Malta and Cyprus - will not get a vote.
>Citizens from EU countries - apart from Ireland, Malta and Cyprus - will not get a vote.
>Citizens from EU countries - apart from Ireland, Malta and Cyprus - will not get a vote.
>Citizens from EU countries - apart from Ireland, Malta and Cyprus - will not get a vote.
>Citizens from EU countries - apart from Ireland, Malta and Cyprus - will not get a vote.
>>75957190
Unlikely, You will probably just be given duel nationality if you have been here long enough and have no criminal record.
>not wanting to be ruled over by unelected foreigners
COME ON, IT'S THE CURRENT YEAR DO YOU REALLY WANT TO HAVE TO GO GET A PASSPORT ONCE A DECADE?
>>75958934
We get passports anyway, UK still has border controls in the sense of passport checks
>>75958833
Wife wants to stay in the EU to at least be closer to family. She didn't like the US at all.
>>75958094
Its not the status quo, they will be pushing for a closer and closer union and more countries are starting to swing to the right wing anti-eu party. We are either front of the queue negotiating trade deals or we compete with 28 other countries when doing so.
>>75958849
Well, why did my brother get the paper then? Either way, it doesn't matter. If they've sent it out he's in the system and will be able to vote. And the decision to leave/stay will affect him at least as much as any other resident of the UK so obviously he's going to vote.
>>75958292
Liverpool - Voting out, our docks have been destroyed because we are on the wrong side of the country.
So how bad was Davey C's performance last night? I've just started watching it, are there any tasty memes
>>75953474
So it is basically
>That's is it i'm a #Cruzmissile now, the article
>>75959141
>Well, why did my brother get the paper then?
Jewish rigging clearly.
>>75958094
>vote is for next 40 years
>worried about the fucking tories who you can kick out in 4 years
Shortsighted af desu
>>75959141
Will he cheat a voting system for personal gain or respect a nation's sovereignty? Tune in next week to find out
>>75958934
>b-but the w-waiting times in the a-airport
>y-you can work a-a-broad
Personal favourites, but I'm also fond of "They guarantee our human rights" and "Better together"
>>75959231
>They guarantee our human rights
>>75959168
Its looking more and more likely a general election will be happening some time in the next year. Tory on course to lose majority.
>>75954863
>they'll make it harder for European car manufacturers to sell their cars in the United States
By what means? Is the auto industry not protected by the WTO?
>>75959226
It's not cheating. He was mailed the paper to his house. Saying he's cheating is like claiming someone robbed you if you send them a letter filled with your cash and tell them it's theirs. And sovereignty, now there's a laugh. Nobody respects anyone's sovereignty. The UK doesn't respect our sovereignty, yet my brother should take personal responsibility to uphold their sovereignty from their own stupidity? Give me a fucking break.
>>75959452
You and him are trash who lack any morals. I got it. I have to wonder why you're on /pol/ though.
>>75959452
>The UK doesn't respect our sovereignty,
wat
How has the UK interfered in Sweden's affairs?
>>75953541
Any politician that supports remain is definitely a traitor because they know better.
Members of the public are simply ignorant and brainwashed.
>>75953834
The fuck? Your saying that they couldn't accept rapefugees if they left the EU? If you want to pet the chimps, France is real close.
>tfw cucks in my country refuse to even consider leaving and immediately label anyone daring to question the EU a nutjob.
Please make it out, brit friends, that's our only way out.
I'm voting remain
pls dont hurt me
>>75953834
if u vote leave the french won't have to care about refugees getting to the uk. it will cease being a problem they have to manage. they will probably provide your criminal gangs special berths in the harbour to ship them across, you know, like they are already doing
>>75959598
>implying any nation has sovereignty
We're all at the whims of multinationals and the actions of one another's governments. No nation has sovereignty, at least not in the Westphalian sense.
>>75954993
>>75955634
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAqyf7a4xFM
>>75958094
Well, you elected the fuckers in. I realize the electoral system is fucked in this country but at least we have some power to reform it and dismiss politicians when they fuck about too much. Can't do that with the EU commission.
>>75959989
>>75953474
Shills need their pay docked.
Not even trying anymore.
>>75953474
Government shill
voting remain here and we're winning. plus ive convinced at least five original leavers that i know to vote remain
Im voting remain too
Fuck leaving
>>75954993
>aside from France
na man France surrendered, weeeell before the allies got there.
>>75960127
the funny thing is england decided to send troops to northern Ireland instead of us resolving the issues ourselves and well look where that got everyone.
I am now a CruzMissile
R E M A I N
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>>75957802
yeah its retarded on its face
>hurr can u really trust native British politicians ?? Before the EU they never did anything goo for the country!
>Brussels can control me and I want 0 say in the matter, seems fine :^)
>>75953474
Voting Leave.
>>75953474
>we can reform it from the inside!!!
When has this ever worked?
>>75959382
http://www.dw.com/en/leaked-papers-allege-us-pressuring-eu-over-ttip-free-trade-deal/a-19228527
>Washington was blocking European car exports into the US to force the 508-million-population EU to buy more environmentally risky US farm produce,
>claimed the "Süddeutsche Zeitung" (SZ) newspaper and two German public television channels.
Clearly bunch of multinational corporations trying to avoid new and old environmental and health standards and gain ability to sue governments if it tries to interfere with whatever shit they do.
Just like TTIP it won't benefit the people or the governments only put the multinational interests and profit over health, safety and environment.
>>75961569
>>75953474
We've tried that, it doesn't work.
Idiot remainers.
>>75959059
Why did you marry a communist, you cuck?
>>75956310
Do what is right, have the courage brother. Do it for Britain.
>My immediate family is voting leave
>My friends and their families are voting leave except for a few mothers who are undecided
>Old lecturers I still keep in contact with are voting leave and so are their spouses
>The only people I hear wanting to vote remain are 16 and can't vote on it anyway.
This is in Scotland too. I imagine it's much bigger in England.
>>75958292
Ipswich here, out
>>75963148
Courage is running away? My how the english language changes. I always thought it meant the opposite.
>>75963159
I still don't trust Scottish voters. Sorry.
>>75962455
>>75953474
Atleast they'd be better than the people that want to go with merkel and actually commit genocide.
>>75953474
>4 main benefits of EU
1. shengen
2. EU currency
3. no toll for trading
4. EU fonds
Brittain:
1. opt-out
2. opt-out
3. relevant, but can be negotiated after leaving
4. Only country beside Germany to only pay and not recevie
Now tell my why they should stay.
>>75963377
Well hopefully we can outnumber the cucks in Glasgow and Edinburgh and prove ourselves.
F O R - B R I T A I N
>>75963639
no 4
>>75963639
Success for a pre-packed vegetable business in Northern Ireland
Loughshore Veg Ltd, a pre-packed vegetable producer in Derrylaughan, Northern Ireland, wanted to meet the demands of large supermarket chains. By investing in new buildings and machinery, the company has been able to increase its capacity, improve staff working conditions and create jobs. This, in turn, is expected to create opportunities for primary producers, who will be able to expand their businesses in order to meet the increased demand. (EU funding: GBP 401 520 -EUR 478 000)
Superfast broadband in rural areas (Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly)
Thanks to the Superfast Cornwall project, at least 80 % of homes and businesses in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly will have fibre-optic superfast broadband by 2015, making the region one of the best-connected places in the world. The EU contributed GBP 55.1 million (EUR 65.6 million), more than half of the investment needed.
More info
West coast mainline
The EU contributed GBP 66 million (EUR 78.6 million) to the modernisation of the west coast mainline. The route connects London, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow and Edinburgh. Thanks to the project, the line now connects with the Channel Tunnel rail link and thus with mainland Europe. As a result, passenger and freight journey times have been cut (journey times from London to Manchester reduced to 2 hours), helping to shift traffic from the roads.
Better access to Port Talbot (Wales)
The EU contributed GBP 51.7 million (EUR 61.5 million) to opening up access to Port Talbot and its dock area. The new dual carriageway access road and cycle/pedestrian path will improve access to the city and promote sustainable transport solutions. Less traffic congestion will help to improve both the environment and quality of life in Port Talbot. In addition, better access to the dock area will increase shipping activity and waterfront development in the region,
>>75963639
Older people for Older people (Scotland, Northern Ireland, Finland, Denmark, Sweden)
The O4O project (Older people for Older people) developed alternative ways of providing support and services for older citizens living in rural areas of northern Europe by mobilising the elderly to help their peers. In Tongue (Scotland), a community transport group was set up. ‘It gives me a bit of my independence back,’ says 95 year-old Tongue resident Georgina MacLeod. The O4O project received GBP 1 million (EUR 1.2 million) from the EU.
More info
Redundancy Action Scheme (Wales)
The ReAct programme funds training for people hit by redundancy. The goal is to help them increase their skills and improve their chances of returning to work as quickly as possible. The programme can also fund employers who recruit people made redundant. Thanks to ReAct, Dawson Shanahan Ltd has been able to re-employ and train 21 workers. The programme received GBP 23.4 million (EUR 27.8 million) from the EU.
More info
European Capitals of Culture
After Glasgow in 1990, Liverpool was European capital of culture in 2008. The many cultural events, activities and projects organised attracted 10 million visitors. Local authorities also took this opportunity to complete a large restoration programme for the city. The Liverpool Culture Company received GBP 808.7 million (EUR 962.7 million) from different EU funds.
>>75963639
New Centre for Regenerative Medicine (Edinburgh)
The EU contributed GBP 5.5 million (EUR 6.6 million) to the construction of new facilities for the Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine. The new building contains a state-of-the-art laboratory, facilities to manufacture stem cell lines and office space for biotechnology companies. This combination of expertise will significantly benefit research into conditions such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes and multiple sclerosis, and provide an optimum environment for translating laboratories’ discoveries into treatments for patients.
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European Partnership Action against Cancer (all members of the EU)
The European Partnership for Action Against Cancer (EPAAC) brings together different stakeholders from all over Europe in a joint effort to prevent and control cancer. The Partnership facilitates the transfer of knowledge and best practices between EU countries. It should help to reduce cancer incidence by 15 % by 2020, and ensure that all EU countries have national cancer plans. The Partnership received GBP 2.7 million (EUR 3.15 million) from the EU.
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Resource efficiency support (Manchester)
ENWORKS provides environmental advice and a support service that helps companies to make better use of resources and shows how green innovation can boost productivity, cut costs and increase profits. The EU co-financed the project with up to GBP 6.2 million (EUR 7.4 million). Thanks to ENWORKS’ advice, industrial bakery equipment company Cleanbake has installed a heat recovery system in ovens, changed the way it uses chemicals and reduced hazardous waste. This has helped Cleanbake to reduce costs and win new contracts.
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Wind turbine blades testing facility (Northumberland)
The EU contributed GBP 4.62 million (EUR 5.5 million) to build a facility designed to test offshore wind turbine blades. The new facility will be the largest in the world and has been designed to test the longer blades being developed. It will ensure that the UK and the EU can continue being a leader in this sector and export their technology around the world.
>>75953474
Didn't the Brits fight those people, who portrayed the commies as subhumans - and now your leaders are doing the same a few decades after?
So...is everything going according to plan in Britland?
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>>75964419
A legit EU shill, unbelievable. We are truly living at the end times
>>75955525
The UK government is under no legal obligation whatsoever to pay any attention to the results of a referendum. They're just polls
>>75965006
Herr Junker promised me 2 euro's per hour ja. I am from Syria so, now I gainful imployed ja. I'm just doing my job mate ( nah, thats your line...)
>>75965096
The backbenchers would destroy the party if they didn't carry it out if we vote to LEAVE, millions of Conservative voters would join UKIP.
There is no way we aren't leaving if we vote to leave
>>75965148
Say wat u want m8, u dnt get a vote we doos tho we gonna take bak wot is ares
>>75965148
We get less than we spend, you can list of bunch of stuff the EU does for us but all they're doing is giving us back a little bit of our own money.
You know this, clearly, as you've been talking shit on here about the EU for the last few weeks.
>>75955634
YOU CAN'T ERODE THE GOVE.
>>75965281
you spend on the development of markets. u spend on a road in poland for instance, which means your goods arrive on time, in less time, allowing your deliveries to be more consistent. you pay so that others get educated so they can become competitive and so afford to buy more of your goods. you don't for instance pay for the education of your immigrants. so u get highly qualified immigrants for which your educational system did not have to pay. is that part of your calculus too. thought not.
>>75965242
you alreddy got it mate. its yours. y so insecure
>>75959059
You do everything your wife tells you?
>"Can you stop crying! I'm trying to enjoy LaQuan's cock".
>"Ok mistress. Don't be mad at me I'm sorry".
>>75965281
you get more than you account for, but yes you get less back than you spend on a national basis, but not so on a regional basis. but this is because you are a big player in the union, you wear bigboy pants, you want a bigger say ( u did from 1975 till the referendum) so u pay more. and as u say u are one of the big economies in europe trying to foster a better europe. if u wanted you consider yourselves a don of the eu, while not a founding member, an important contributor with a great deal to offer, a great deal to contribute, and in return and in time to a great deal to reap.
plz Remember Voting days!
>>75954437
>The Eu is an enemy of democracy, and should be washed away.
I'm not really a fan of democracy, but I agree with you that the EU should be washed away. And even more than being an enemy of democracy, the EU is an enemy of freedom in general.
>Brexit will be the stepping stone to a brighter future.
Yes brother, so make it happen. Us non-Brits are counting on you.
>But even more important than brexit, for the overall struggle, is France. If Marine Le Pen wins, the game is over for the Eu. The real battle will be in France, and Germany to be against the Eu, and for Trump to lead the free world to nationalism.
The real battle here is not in any individual country, it's against a totalitarian ideology that seeks more and more centralisation of power that shall be wielded by people who are DEEPLY sociopathic and want only what is the very worst for everyone.
Wow so many shills on this recently, previously we were 100 percent leave on /pol/
Fuck the EU ignore faggots
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>>75965815
What a bunch of waffle. You didn't even address my argument, just danced around it
>>75965865
kek
I'm voting remain, why should I care if Pavel comes here to pick up litter and if Jean-Jacques wants to start a hedge fund? They're white after all
>>75966815
>I'm voting remain
>>75966578
i did address your argument. perhaps you did not understand my counter.
Look as a nation you contribute more than you receive back. Correct.
But on a regional basis, because you do understand the eu sees only regions, not nation states the picture is different. You are a country with one major city, the rest is more or less countryside market towns, each with a greggs on the high street. So london is actually paying for most of your eu bill, because thats where all the money in britain comes from anyway, broadly speaking. However, an area like cornwall, or the ne of england recieve more back from the eu than they contribute, because on a national level they do pretty much fuck all - what do u do for a living as a young worker in the ne of england - you work in a fucking call centre, having your soul slowly drained away. But the eu invests in areas i.e. regions which need investment. So in fact london receives nothing compared to the return of money to the ne, or cornwall, or scotland. but this is the problem when u live in a country with a primate city ( a largest in-country city which is more than twice as large as the next largest city ). Most other countries do not have a primate city. but you do. Which is why some areas of britain contribute very little to the national and eu fiscus and in return get more than they contribute. u unnerstan my man?
>Brits honestly think their masters will allow them to leave the EU
Haha
Man... I remember when Britain was such a proud country, built on principles, morals, class, and integrity. But over the years, that shit has just gone out the window to degeneracy, constant importing of refugees, and big brother growing more and more out of control each day.
What happened to you Britain? Will you ever come back? Will you ever be your proud self once more?
>>75956310
good lad
>>75967125
What town and what temperature?
>>75966578
my next point is that you are not counting all the monies. you should be more jewlike in this. if a highly educated euro comes and works in britain and pays the taxes like he should, then that is a massive win for britain. the british tax payer did not send him to school, pay his teachers, pay for his doctors when he got bronchitis or even for his expensive education. that was paid for by someone else. so if u want to be honest about the monies, you need to count them as if they were sheckles and as if u were a jew.
Not only that but you have to realise that the money was spent and invested over a 20-30 year period somewhere else. u not a time traveller are you. for instance if you need computer programmers u cant go back to 1985 or 1995 and start investing in it education to adress the shortfall in qualified software engineers. but its ok, because somewhere someone was investing in those skills. and for free you can have them. this really is not difficult.
>>75967439
Not the capital - about 20 degrees
>>75967128
>constant importing of refugees
yeah we dont actually do this, germany/sweden are the ones taking in refugees. we've imported a lot of shit though.
btw you can say the same thing about the us. the entire western world is degenerate.
>>75953474
This is all sounding painfully familiar.
>>75959989
There is no reason to, please reconsider. Staying IN the Eu is much more scary than leaving. Have you not been on pol recently and seen the new anti-hate speech laws? You could get arrested for telling the truth on facebook, this is all thanks to EU. They openly admit they are indoctrinating us from cradle to grave also, did you know all corporate workplaces have to have tolerance programs now thanks to EU?
>>75967128
WWI and WWII. That's the long and short of it, really. WWI was really fucking expensive, and the economy hadn't really recovered properly when WWII started, where something like 90+% of the entire country's economy was dedicated to the war for six years. Britain was left with no money and had vast areas blown apart by bombing to fix with what little they had and it all went from there; especially since they had to promise independence to India - one of the big money makers - to secure vital supplies of soldiers when there was nobody else to turn to. Tragically, those Indian soldiers aren't even recognised by the Indian government despite literally preventing a Japanese invasion of the country at one point because they fought for Britain.
>>75953474
So he didn't change his mind, he just deluded himself into thinking that we have any say or influence in that infernal organisation.
>>75967203
Tell me, is it fine to cross from one corner to another? That's always how I did it when I vote, but I see people here just sticking a cross in the middle.
>>75966815
You are worse than anjum chowdary.
IN voters are the lowest of all human beings. You are traitors and enmies mixed into one.
If we stay IN the EU, we, the British (IN voters can not call themselves British) will never stop, we will riot, fight and crush all of you scum.
I am outcasting all IN voters from my life and earmarking them for after the vote (which will be fixed anyway).
What disgusts me even more than anjum chowdary and IN voters is the cuckservative leave voters who will so nothing of we remain.
If we remain the only option is to give up on politics and smash any cunt you know who voted IN. They're our real enemy.
>>75967568
I guess I should feel lucky that I was able to visit Europe in the early 2000s. Was a fun time, even thought about moving there, but the continent has just gone to shit since the EU started pushing these crazy agendas. At either rate, the UK needs to get out from under the EU, close it's borders, deport/sort out the mess, and go back to rebuilding a better world with heritage and all that jazz.
>>75967677
I suppose that's true. Sucks for those Indians who aren't recognized for their service. That's just a shame.
>>75967543
Ok. I'd never tell anyone my town either.
>>75967641
False equivalence, Irish aren't people
>>75953474
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>>75967808
brexiteer invoking the reality of 70's britain, win or lose. the irony....you will be rioting mate. in the breadline
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>>75964337
Hey nigger, fix your own shit hole of a country and then tell us how to run our country.
>>75963251
THE FIGHTIN HORSES
>>75968143
nah, I'm not fixing nothing. Coming back to blighty where i paid tax for more than 5 years. either that or elsewhere in europe. doesn't matter to me. but this shithole is unfixable. did u know my president can't count ( well by count I mean read numbers, not actually count)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO83b6wbKU4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DClelfRo_Wg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqNa6992ih4
>>75967482
The main problem is the number leeching euro gibs outnumber the hard-working Aryans that come here.
>>75968409
im not sure about the outnumber part of it. and as I understand it, its getting more difficult to come over and leech. but sure there are scum anywhere, I personally have met some britscum who openly scheme about getting preggies before they 20 so they can get a flat, or pretend to have a back injury so they can defraud the benefits scheme and hang out with their mates drinking pints and floggin eighths to strangers. but u get that everywhere. I think tho that a lot of britains problems are home grown tho, for instance the housing shortage. thats a self engineered problem. and I can take you through the facts on that one as I see them if we want to go there. the eu for some reason has become a proxy scapegoat for those problems, and unfortunately sacrificing that scape goat wont actually fix the underlying issues.
>>75958292
Luton here
OUT
>>75967641
The Irish didn't exactly appreciate British rule so I'm not sure what point you're making here.
thanks senpai now i'm a #cruzmissile
Just sent my postal vote off with a vote for remain.
Feels patriotic.
>>75970710
I'm saying that, before we got all explodey in 1916, most of the arguments for Irish home/indipendance rule and Brexit sound awfully familiar
>>75953474
Vote #Brexit!
>>75970903
Oh right, since you replied to OP I thought you were supporting UK staying in the EU.
>>75971363
Honestly I'm split. I think it may be in Britain's Interest to leave, but I'm also quite worried about tensions flaring in the North again. Things have been fairly quiet up there and I'd very much like it if the IRA and the UVF fucked off forever.
>>75966815
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/eu/9845442/EU-to-set-up-euro-election-troll-patrol-to-tackle-Eurosceptic-surge.html
>>75972358
>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/eu/9845442/EU-to-set-up-euro-election-troll-patrol-to-tackle-Eurosceptic-surge.html
2013......that 2 million has already been spent. dammit!
>>75967641
piss off ireland, no one cares
