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Great. You won’t be invited to the party. All members will be given the choice. Like it or leave it. If they are up for it. Fine. If not also fine by me. What is your problem?

Yes, especially as it’s coming out about Flynn‘s plans of a joint Russia/ USA project to provide atomic power stations in the Middle East. How much more would Flynn get if that came off.... in addition to 15m US for Kidnapping Gülen and some more for tearing up the sanctions? Not to mention...

Yes. I believe that. And I believe the Germans. BTW both CDU and SPD agree on an pushing for an EU finance minister. Grand coalition on the way.

There are over 400 examples of right wing attacks on refugees in the last quarter in Germany alone. Tendency growing. No reports of that on your favourite sites. Your constant use of the word „almost“ shows that most people aren’t buying your crap. Not buying your crap doesn’t mean being left...

Talk is cheap. As confirmed by Davis. No impact assessment. No plan. „Thick as mince and lazy as a toad“. The description has been confirmed by his own statement. The trade negotiations haven’t started yet. Maybe that was what he meant when he said disclosures could strengthen the EU‘s...

We were = UK was. Still 100% British.

I heard that we offered VW when we were in charge of Northern Germany, but turned it down.

You are on catch up now. This problem is well known. It is geographical. Merkel said a while back that Syria will solve itself in the end as one side will win. The real problem for Europe is Africa which has a huge percentage of young people. We have to invest in Africa. If not they will make...

The story was that it has to do with supply chains to produce cars to sell.

Maybe not, but there was talk here of moving parts production from the UK to the EU. But you know more.

The Germanworkers at VW were paid in part with credits for a car. That was their carrot. But in the end production was switched to wartime vehicles and the workers lost out. I am sure there are other stories about forced labour during the war.

I see you got a like from KoK. Obviously liked the bit of me being more right than Farage. Or the bit about spanking and whipping young rent boys. Sorry I am not more right wing than Farage and I know nothing about rent boys. @KoK: Grendel seems to remember more details than I do, PM him for...

What on earth are you on? I dared to point out lies and omission of important factors by right wing National Socialist web sites to push their agenda. Yes, I don’t like Nazis or people pushing similar anti democratic agendas. Your dumbfuck logic twists that to therefore I am a secret Nazi and...

Maybe we should have put pressure on to extend that. Did we or was it not possible?

You aren’t putting anyone on the ropes. You are showing how right wing sites with an agenda have turned the facts around by omitting certain factors. As CD says you are actually talking about possibly 1,3% blagging it. But you are totally wound up by it. You should really fact check these sites...

We can argue on here with the limited information that we have and no one suffers, but to find out that our own government is carrying out the biggest economic change in post war history with around the same amount of information or planning knowledge is a disaster.

Germany opted out of FOM for Romanians and Bulgarians for the first 5 years of their membership to avoid the mad rush and allow a bit of catch up. We didn’t. I don’t get that. Why?

What is different to what I say? That there are more right wing AfD in the East in areas which have very few immigrants? That the vast majority of Germans accept immigration? That the Germans as individuals and a government are helping refugees ( this in the half of the article that you will not...

Where have I put out a bias link? I have told you that Juncker is not president of the EU and that there are no immediate plans for a EU army. These are facts and not bias, just provable facts.

You missed half the article. The half which describes what the Germans are doing to help refugees. Many Turks live their own lives in their own communities. That is their choice. Ambivalence to German culture is what the author called it. The author also said the vast majority of Germans...