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Old 29-04-2008, 05:25 PM   #41 (permalink)
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I chatted with a few greenies during the GE. They didn't like the EU and wanted out. They were anti globalisation in general.

Seriously, that party is stuffed with all sorts. Their leadership is suspect to say the least though.
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Old 29-04-2008, 05:33 PM   #42 (permalink)
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If there were enough of the types you mention then the Green Policy can be changed.

It has not been changed.
Therefore, I draw the obvious conclusion . . .

>> Most Greens are not anti-EU. <<
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Old 29-04-2008, 05:43 PM   #43 (permalink)
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I reckon most Tories think they are anti-EU, but not enough to walk.

Same might apply.
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Old 29-04-2008, 05:56 PM   #44 (permalink)
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I reckon most Tories think they are anti-EU, but not enough to walk.

Same might apply.
Exactly.

Would you trust the Tories and their "euroscepticism"?
No.

Then why do others have a blind spot about the Greens?
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Then why do others have a blind spot about the Greens?
Wouldn't trust the greens at all we should eat 'em up
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Exactly.

Would you trust the Tories and their "euroscepticism"?
No.

Then why do others have a blind spot about the Greens?
Well there is a bit of difference, in that they are not the old lot. Working with them to knock the LibLabCon off their perch may be worthwhile.

Obviously that doesn't mean you leave them with your kids or anything.
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Exactly.

Would you trust the Tories and their "euroscepticism"?
No.

Then why do others have a blind spot about the Greens?
Didn't I tell you at a DC meeting that the English Greens were not a freestanding independent party, but merely the English division of a shadowy international organisation that calls the shots and pulls the strings of Green Parties worldwide?!
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Would you trust the Tories and their "euroscepticism"?
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Then why do others have a blind spot about the Greens?
I'm with you on this one Populist Lee.

The Greens don't support national sovereignty. If anything their objections to the EU are because it is not leading satisfactorily towards the one world government.
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If anything their objections to the EU are because it is not leading satisfactorily towards the one world government.
Same can be said for the Liberal party!
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p.s. I wonder if the Libertarian Party would be interested?
That's a point, I forgot about them!
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