Works for me

Please feel free to point out, using supporting data (not your opinion), where he is factually incorrect

You already quoted it in 156, but just press "view post"

The reaction to post 154 should answer your question

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In spite of €billions being pumped into these economies, very little have changed as a result of EU intervention and membership. The Euro has made them uncompetitive and the EU Fiscal Compact have removed the necessary financial tools (which non-EU ...

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Here is a partial list of EU countries and their associated drop in World rankings and the dire Southern European youth unemployment situation

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Quiet so. You should also check out the Barcelona Declaration url video url

UN and the EU in cahoots together

British exports to EU countries are 44% (declining) of all UK exports– equivalent to 12.1% of GDP. This does not take into account the Rotterdam effect. On leaving the EU, the UK will continue to trade with EU countries

What you have provided is not empirical evidence of the UK's economic improvement being a direct cause of EU membership. The piece is largely opinion rather than empirical data. I don't deny that joining the EEC has benefited the UKs economy. ...

I'll leave it to the readers to form their own opinion

Why?

Please provide evidence that the improvement of the UK economy was solely because of it's membership of the EU. Please also provide evidence that the UK will not trade with EU countries after Brexit.

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