And Jeremy has several stuck in his back!
I would certainly hope so...... The next set of proposed changes are so insignificant
EU Voting this Thursday .
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And Jeremy has several stuck in his back!
I would certainly hope so...... The next set of proposed changes are so insignificant
The Brexit will do nothing to the regs, because it not an EU thing that drives the changes, it's an IEC thing, and we have not voted to leave the IEC, and the IEC is nothing to do wioth the EU.
The only thing that may change is we won't have to adopt the .100 regs if we don't want to.
We will still need to comply with IEC 60364.
The only thing that may change is we won't have to adopt the .100 regs if we don't want to.
We will still need to comply with IEC 60364.
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Well it was EU harmonising of the colours. Can we go back to red and black now?
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It has been reported that today is going to be a bad day for the economy, this is due to the sickie as 16 million have called in sick!!!!
Was it, really?
The EU may have requested it, but the IEC ratified it, and that sort of thing won't change.
If you look at an "electrical" political map, there are pretty much only two sides now, IEC & NEC, we're in the IEC camp, and trust me, we don't want to be in the NEC camp!
We are aligned with the IEC and that's that, courgette all to do with the EU, and courgette all to do with us being members of the EU or not.
Its a lot of fuss is'nt it , just to come out of the Eurovision Song Contest? :C
Personally I think its the wrong decision, as I'm sure I've said before , we belonged to a mega tarriff free market now we don't .
I don't agree with the free movement of labour because countries like us get flooded . We already have millions we never wanted before even joining the EU.
I fear that large, foriegn employers will be looking to move from here to a tarrif free country.
I fear that 100,000,000 economic refugees will now be heading this way before the drawbridge is pulled up .
Bit shocked at DC's resigation .
I fear Boris .
I fear the Labour leader .
I fear the Labour party.
I also think that we have just had a referendum where millions of people who know sod all about how to run a country , have just voted AGAINST the establishment without considering the country .
One woman , interviewed on the radio says " I'm voting out ...who needs the EU, I don't want to travel to them places " :C :C
Too late now , we have to get on with it .
Personally I think its the wrong decision, as I'm sure I've said before , we belonged to a mega tarriff free market now we don't .
I don't agree with the free movement of labour because countries like us get flooded . We already have millions we never wanted before even joining the EU.
I fear that large, foriegn employers will be looking to move from here to a tarrif free country.
I fear that 100,000,000 economic refugees will now be heading this way before the drawbridge is pulled up .
Bit shocked at DC's resigation .
I fear Boris .
I fear the Labour leader .
I fear the Labour party.
I also think that we have just had a referendum where millions of people who know sod all about how to run a country , have just voted AGAINST the establishment without considering the country .
One woman , interviewed on the radio says " I'm voting out ...who needs the EU, I don't want to travel to them places " :C :C
Too late now , we have to get on with it .
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no Eurovision, bonus!
Lots of pepole with good understanding of politics and business have voted out, lots without a clue voted out, lots without a clue also voted remain, lots of young people (who mostly couldn't be arsed to vote) are now whinging the old have stolen their future and seem to have the opinion that old people shouldn't be able to vote for their future. Perhaps they should respect the experience and greater knowledge of their elders
When you look at the voting pattern, it's basically those who pay tax and are fed up supporting others with their hard earned cash who voted out.
Lots of pepole with good understanding of politics and business have voted out, lots without a clue voted out, lots without a clue also voted remain, lots of young people (who mostly couldn't be arsed to vote) are now whinging the old have stolen their future and seem to have the opinion that old people shouldn't be able to vote for their future. Perhaps they should respect the experience and greater knowledge of their elders
When you look at the voting pattern, it's basically those who pay tax and are fed up supporting others with their hard earned cash who voted out.
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