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Bicknoller · 02-10-2004, 09:22 PM

In all the years of our membership of the EU, there has never been a year when British exports to the EU exceeded British imports from the EU.

In all the years of our membership of the EU, there has never been a year when EU funding for British projects have exceeded British contributions to the EU.

In every year of our membership of the EU, inflation in Britain has been greater than would otherwise have been the case. This is the direct result of low cost dairy products and meat from Australia, New Zealand and Argentina being replaced by expensive products from inefficient farmers in EU countries.

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Bicknoller Newbie Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 2	The cost of EU membership In all the years of our membership of the EU, there has never been a year when British exports to the EU exceeded British imports from the EU. In all the years of our membership of the EU, there has never been a year when EU funding for British projects have exceeded British contributions to the EU. In every year of our membership of the EU, inflation in Britain has been greater than would otherwise have been the case. This is the direct result of low cost dairy products and meat from Australia, New Zealand and Argentina being replaced by expensive products from inefficient farmers in EU countries.