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I doubt the average man in the street does...but MEPs will listen & consider & probably be influenced towards acceptance of his wishes. Again highlighting that those answerable are so far removed from those the affect...the affected become disaffected & it all ends in tears. Just like...

Lol...listen to his brother Astute, listen to his brother. I am surprised you still have patience to respond to him Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

But meanwhile...the UK can demand thst certain trials are carried out under UK stipulations...otherwise they don't get licenced for use here. Now thst I would agree could be a double-edged sword! By that I mean EMA sympathies toward certain EU companies will become a thing of the past. However...

I think he is trying to say that the EU should follow the example of those he has quoted...but not go quite so far. That will make it acceptable in some way...to him at least Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

They don't even appear to be embarrassed. Of course...their steps might well be to change the rules so it is easier to comply Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

He is also assuming anybody (other than himself & SickBoy & parhaps 1% of the UK population) gives a shit what Charlie says Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Not in my view. But trying to liken the person that tries to influence you to jump off a cliff, with one that pushes you off is a bit ridiculous imo Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

No, I have no issue with them. The key word is 'tried' in your post. Politely slapped down too. He probably finds it more difficult to influence British politics than Mike Ashley does as head of a large retail group. And maybe more difficult than Joanna Lumley too. Sent from my SM-G935F using...

Isn't that reinforcing the fact that far from being for the people of the EU...it is a working eauivalent of the 'Gentleman's Club' of old? Faceless, unknown, sometimes unelected individuals at least appearing to be making decisions with often sketchy details that get reported to the masses...

No - the process whittles challengers out of the running because they know they cannot get enough votes. There wasn't any ballot whatsoever for Selmayr the other challengers were simply bullied to pull out Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Priceless demonstration of lacking understanding how it works Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Keep-up...she won the Tory party leadership election first and retained her assumed PM position as her party were elected as the biggest single party in our parliament. Which is basically how our democratic process works. Shame but really, there were not many characters about that would have...

How original Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Isn't it funny how some people have a positive attitude whilst others have a negative one on these matters. A negative comment by a Brexiteer is reported & it is seized upon. A change of tone & a positive slant from Barnier himself...it's mostly not commented upon. People say there are no...

One of the most incredulous things so far is May's suggesting that Hammond in his statement forecasting about damaging public finances was using out of date figures. Struth! He is your Chancellor Teresa...gwt a grip for crying out loud!!! OR...is it more smoke, mirrors & falsehoods designed...

Building up a certain resilience to any EU or euro crisis as-in. But the EU is run for benefit of all members...apparently Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

I think there is a lot of sense in this. Interesting the thoughts about the currency. Tends to be suggesting a 'new euro'...only introduced much more gradually and properly. Like it should have been in the first place. But no, the EU manderins deemed it should be done apace withput much care or...

This happens in the UK? = 'divided nation' Extremism is everywhere...how it is dealt with is the all important thing. Across Europe various countries have over time pacified extremism or embraced it...but even slapping it down can lead to disaster. Probably consistency in applying principle &...

1. I am not a 'Brexiteer' 2. I do support Mauritius on this. And on the Tromelin Island issue too. 3. 2 abstentions not veto's - which is all it took. France WILL probably end up wishing as Tremolin could well be the next push...& Britain is equally spiteful so may well abstain unless there is...

Undoubtedly Britain has had reducing influence on the world stage. It has been happening for a long long time now. It is called progress...it is inevitable. Like as a child grows up, forms it's own opinions & way in life. Britain used to bully it's way around the world until the stark...