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[informant100] 21/6/2016 09:41

Could be the other way like in 1973

[joe say] 21/6/2016 09:35

They will be begging to have us back - thus, we can dictate the terms

[informant100] 21/6/2016 09:27

If we vote leave and want to join back in 2030. We will have to change our currency to the Euro. According to article in the Gaurdian. It states we can't have everything without giving anything

[christh] 21/6/2016 08:51

Joe Say
you obviously can not read?

[portside1] 21/6/2016 08:46

answer this question . when the eu vote out camerons benefit freeze on migrants in the uk and told they must pay them out of work benefits
Cameron stated that all 27 countries supported these policies ,

does it mean the vote to stay in is void

[johnwise] 21/6/2016 08:46

Once again, we are being threatened by Germany’s rulers.

[joe say] 21/6/2016 08:43

You really need therapy christh - your arguments are pure nonsense

[portside1] 21/6/2016 08:33

a vote in on thursday is a vote for open borders the uk and millions more heading to the uk ..

looking forward to the troubles and the crime which is a cert not safe
to walk the streets

[diku] 21/6/2016 08:29

Barc wants to go up in a down market...any news out there or on a breakout?...

[johnwise] 21/6/2016 08:28

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Coming to a street near you

Civil servants “explicitly and directly” told David Cameron four years ago it would not be possible to cut net migration beneath 100,000, his former adviser Steve Hilton has claimed.

[portside1] 21/6/2016 08:21

70% of pension funds are now in big trouble low interest rates are destroying their ability to make enough money to retain its pay outs will hit the pensioners in the coming years who have not taken the pension to have cuts of up to 35%

[keifer derrin] 21/6/2016 08:15

So can you trust The Express

[portside1] 21/6/2016 08:14

christh can not believe how thick you are a complete dimwit simpleton

watch the people who do understand policy . watch CNBC its on my screen all day ever working day .

vw and other companies to be ripped apart for pay outs on diesel cars
if its fact that these cars are killing people in cities then the environment
agency must act and raise all sorts of taxes on diesel cars they are killing the public and must be taken off the roads

[portside1] 21/6/2016 08:05

CNBC SAYS JUNCKER SAYS A VOTE TO STAY IN MEANS WE CAN PUSH AHEAD FOR A FEDERAL EU STATE AND PUSH FOR THE UK TO BECOME A FULL MEMBER OVER THE NEXT 5 YEARS

NOT MY WORDS FROM THE EU

[christh] 21/6/2016 08:03

UK Will Be ‘More Vulnerable’ To Cyber Attacks If It Leaves The EU
Ben Sullivan, June 20, 2016, 11:38 am

InfoSec poll reveals security professionals thing UK will suffer from lack of information sharing if it decides to leave the European Union on Thursday

Britain’s cyber security experts have overwhelmingly thrown their support behind the remain campaign ahead of Thursday’s EU referendum, warning that if the UK leaves the European Union, it will be more vulnerable to cyber attacks.

More than a third of those who work in the IT industry fear that leaving the European Union will without doubt put the UK in danger of more cyber attacks because they will no longer be able to benefit from threat intelligence sharing with other EU states.

This is according to research from AlienVault, which surveyed 300 IT security professionals at London’s InfoSecurity Europe conference.
Cybersecurity concerns

On top of this stark plea for a remain vote, 78% of those quizzed by AlienVault said that their jobs will not be made easier if Britain leaves the EU, with
22% actively supporting EU legislation around data protection legislation.

security and privacy
“With the EU referendum just days away, the IT security industry seems to be siding with the ‘remain’ camp. Rather than offering an escape from the EU’s red tape, most people believe that they would still have to negotiate their way through complex legislation such as GDPR even if Britain does leave the EU,” said AlienVault’s Javvad Malik.

“But what’s more, a significant proportion of those surveyed believe that being part of the EU actually benefits them and their work. This is especially true of the industry’s attitudes towards intelligence sharing between EU states.

“Cyber attackers pay no attention to geographical boundaries, transcending borders and jurisdictions to maximize malicious effect. The truth is that we can provide a stronger and more robust defense against emerging threats by working together and sharing information,” he added.

Read more at hxxp://www.techweekeurope.co.uk/security/uk-vulnerable-cyber-attacks-brexit-193979#rm5MaFTm4T2LCeM7.99

[portside1] 21/6/2016 07:51

hope you have just watched CNBC ON THE FEDERAL EU THAT IS COMING
NOT MY WORDS

[portside1] 21/6/2016 07:45

ttpt the public do not understand what it means and this gov have held back from telling the public . it will come as a big shock and will be nasty .
after Thursday wait a few weeks for the bomb shells to land on new eu laws and rules

Cameron on turkey as misled the public he did not say that because Germany are pushing for turkeys to be given visa they can come to the uk and merkel is now saying they can work in the eu if companies want them

[johnwise] 21/6/2016 03:25

ONE of Britain's foremost pensions experts has warned that remaining in the EU will be catastrophic for both state and private pensions in the UK.

He also warned that the "insidious" trade negotiation with the US - known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) - could see the UK forced to privatise the state pension along with public services such as the NHS.

[fjgooner] 21/6/2016 00:31

However, at the last election the pollsters didn't exactly shine.

So what are a cross-section of bookies saying? After all, they got the general election right and also are not known for handing out free money:



Odds for remain have been shortening over the last 4 days from around 2/5 odds on to a current average of 1/4 odds on. A big move in favour of remain.

Odds for leave have been lengthening over the last 4 days from around 3/2 against on to a current average of 3/1 against . A big move against leave.

Make of that what you will.

These are merely the current data - I have included no personal position.