JWD-Europeans: Are You Voting Next Week?

by GermanXJW 15 Replies latest jw friends

  • core
    core

    YES

    first ever vote by me! will vote in EU election foe UKIP (UK Independence Party) to send signal to Balir etc that rank and file are restless and will turn on him in the future! He takesno account of popular feeling against EU so vote for UKIP can send him a messahe clearly

  • core
    core
    Why? Europe is the best thing that ever happened to the South West as more priority 1 money than anywhere else in the UK.

    As UK is a NET CONTRIBUTOR to the EU the end result is you are still getting less than you would have if all the EU Money (our money really) stayed in the UK and was not being used across the continent of Europe to enrich French Farmers and now all the new accession states

  • Aaac
    Aaac

    "Europeans on JWD, are you going to vote?"

    YES for voting. I have already voted in advance. I don't see voting as a duty but as a right.

  • Narkissos
    Narkissos

    Yes!

    (Don't tell the Brits it's not about joining Europe... )

  • GermanXJW
    GermanXJW

    You can find the Gallup-Voting Barometer at http://www.eosgallupeurope.be/eosee%202004/index.html

    The UKIP is calculated with 10% of the votes.

  • Celtic
    Celtic

    SLH I think what you are referring to is the Objective One funding package and Objective 2 & 3 also, designated for community regeneration in the more poor area designations within the Union. My point is, I want to see Britain NEVER taking on the Euro as its main currency, Brussels has and is already bleeding this country dry with its ludicrous legislations which only serve to hinder our interests not progress them forwards for the 21st century. It would be far more preferable for us to have an affiliation with the US $ than any other currency, of course still keeping sterling too, intact.

    Too I think there are crucial differences between town, urbanised communities and those living in the countryside where Brussels exerts the most inane stupid regulations which have crippled many of the old patterns tried and trusted for generations, stifled by red tape and beaurocracy. Take for example, the fishing industry. I could go on and on, but this is neither the time nor the place.

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