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If. No way without our agreement.

Having a different opinion to Grendel is absurd or incredible.

How did you get there? Brexit is a timely distraction to underlying problems. You could argue that the constant blaming of the EU for everything has indeed split the public who otherwise may have joined in anger about the amount of poverty, food banks and homeless. No doubt the Tories are...

No, I wouldn’t because I don’t know enough about his relationships and corruption. I do know that Sarkosy and Chirac were caught out for corruption. It is very prevalent in France. I used to give free tickets to the Paris fair to officials to get quicker service at the Paris council house, or...

According to your link the rioting was near the European institutions, but directed against the Belgium government by a right wing party. What is your point? That the EU institutions are near where demonstrations regularly take place? that right wingers don’t like migrants or want to help refugees?

Yes, more right wing than the vast majority of UN member states. 160 signed up out of 190 odd members. It is not the EU that has proposed common rules and safety standards for refugees, although it supports the pact. The pact includes international cooperation to catch people smugglers, but you...

No. A final say is not ‚every year‘.

Says someone bringing up homosexuality into a discussion on reducing benefits and unfair dismissal rights. Sad.

Who? There were protests in Hungary. You won’t mention that because it’s push back on a right wing government. Just for you: Hungary's controversial 'slave law' passes, sparking protests in parliament - CNN

Asking the people if this is what they really want is not absurd. Absurd is leaving because it seemed like a good idea at the time, even though it looks like being a crock of sxxt at the moment.

You’re just playing with words. I said he reduced rights. Which is true. He has said what his aim is. He is equated with Thatcher by some. Whether May is homosexual or has a bodyguard has nothing to with it. Would you say that putting a cap on benefits is doing away with benefits?

Any link to the Hungarian protests against the right wing government from Astute? No? Oh that's strange.

'In summary, they accuse the former Rothschild merchant banker of being a “friend of the rich” who wants to break down hard-won workers’ rights, essentially turning France into another Britain or America. Rather than what exists in France now: a 35-hour working week; lots of days off, including...

How does that compare to the UN report on Britain? Mild in comparison.

People have equated it to a form of Thatcherism. Can't think why....

Please do. It would have been nice to have an intelligent reply from you, but that seems to be a problem.

They haven't removed these rights though have they? They have reduced the basic right, but there is still unfair dismissal. The right to claim benefits in some circumstances,,,,, but the basic right is there. Will they be worse off than people in austerity Britain after all this?

wrong again

I would have thought you want to make me admit that I am wrong. So, where's the list?

On the pop today? Not quite.  A Decree will establish a model dismissal letter  Possible to clarify or complete the reasons contained in the dismissal letter, after notification + to complete the reasons before court unless the employee already (unsuccessfully) asked for it to the employer...