Jobless European migrants could be deported from Britain after Germany backs tougher stance on migration

gerber wrote:
Germany has guaranteed Britain will be protected from a more powerful eurozone as the two countries examine plans to kick out jobless migrants after three months.

Mr Cameron said he would work with Berlin on plans to deport jobless migrants who fail to find work[/font]

But the German plans would go further, giving member states the right to kick out those who are not working.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2591416/Jobless-migrants-deported-three-months-Germany-says-Britain-not-squeezed-eurozone.html#ixzz2xG4upoMA 

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Excellent news.

nicko wrote:beebum, why don't you go back to your Sydney slum and get pissed on a can of 4x? your such a wanker.

nicko wrote:beebum, why don't you go back to your Sydney slum and get pissed on a can of 4x? your such a wanker.

Tesstacious wrote:To my mind this is admitting that the whole concept's a failure!  Surely it goes against the basic tenet of the EU - freedom to travel and work in each country/state...

BigAndy9 wrote:Europe (England, Germany and France) will be falling over themselves to bring things like this to our attention.

So Cameron can inform us that we don't need a referendum.

Didge wrote:Another nail in the coffin for UKIP

Tesstacious wrote:

Didge wrote:Another nail in the coffin for UKIP

Another nail in the coffin for the EU

Didge wrote:

Tesstacious wrote:
Another nail in the coffin for the EU

Maybe, maybe not, as seen more and more nations within the EU are backing as seen views that things need to change and a better negotiated EU would not see people vote to leave. Thus the problem all stems from what can be negotiated.

Tesstacious wrote:

Didge wrote:


Maybe, maybe not, as seen more and more nations within the EU are backing as seen views that things need to change and a better negotiated EU would not see people vote to leave. Thus the problem all stems from what can be negotiated.

Its an admission of failure.  Their idealistic superstate isn't working and they've got to start back-tracking.

Tommy Monk wrote:Without the UKIP pressure, nothing would change at all, Joe I doubt after all the hot air from Cameron that anything actually will.
Loads of puff and cbuster and then business as usual.

Didge wrote:

Tesstacious wrote:
Its an admission of failure.  Their idealistic superstate isn't working and they've got to start back-tracking.

See it as you will Tess, what is important is that we do have a structure like the EU but with nations retaining their power. There is no doubt the EU needs reform, but because of it we have prospered with trade and jobs

Tesstacious wrote:

Didge wrote:

See it as you will Tess, what is important is that we do have a structure like the EU but with nations retaining their power. There is no doubt the EU needs reform, but because of it we have prospered with trade and jobs

 
Really?  Compare standards of living pre- the EU and standards now; not just us but the other poor saps who are stuck with this bloody white elephant!  As for prospering with trade and jobs...
 
'Britain is exporting more goods to countries outside the European Union than those inside it for the first time since we joined the Common Market in the 1970s.  Firms are entering growing markets in Asia and Latin America in what economists are hailing as a ‘revolution in the orientation of British trade’.  (From 2012)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2175647/The-export-revolution-For-time-1970s-Britain-sells-goods-countries-outside-EU-inside.html
 
Trade figures for February confirm the trend: Britain’s exports to the EU are shrinking as a percentage of our overall trade. We continue to run a large deficit with Europe, but are in surplus with most other continents.
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/danielhannan/100083748/britains-non-eu-exports-now-account-for-the-majority-of-our-overseas-sales-however-you-measure-it/

Didge wrote:

Tesstacious wrote:
 
Really?  Compare standards of living pre- the EU and standards now; not just us but the other poor saps who are stuck with this bloody white elephant!  As for prospering with trade and jobs...
 
'Britain is exporting more goods to countries outside the European Union than those inside it for the first time since we joined the Common Market in the 1970s.  Firms are entering growing markets in Asia and Latin America in what economists are hailing as a ‘revolution in the orientation of British trade’.  (From 2012)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2175647/The-export-revolution-For-time-1970s-Britain-sells-goods-countries-outside-EU-inside.html
 
Trade figures for February confirm the trend: Britain’s exports to the EU are shrinking as a percentage of our overall trade. We continue to run a large deficit with Europe, but are in surplus with most other continents.
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/danielhannan/100083748/britains-non-eu-exports-now-account-for-the-majority-of-our-overseas-sales-however-you-measure-it/

Thanks Tess that actually proves my point why we have prospered within the EU to export outside them, can you think why?

Tesstacious wrote:

Didge wrote:



Thanks Tess that actually proves my point why we have prospered within the EU to export outside them, can you think why?

Unbelievable!  Our trade with the EU is in decline year by year.  Can you think why?

nicko wrote:
beebum, why don't you go back to your Sydney slum and get pissed on a can of 4x? your such a wanker.

Lone Wolf wrote:

nicko wrote:
beebum, why don't you go back to your Sydney slum and get pissed on a can of 4x? your such a wanker.

  

GO soak your head, you uneducated and illiterate dolt...

And ~ find your punctuation, 'shift' and 'caps lock' keys while you're at it..

You common little man, you.

P.S.  I don't live anywhere near Sydney; nor are there any "slums" over here..    

Didge wrote:

Tesstacious wrote:
Unbelievable!  Our trade with the EU is in decline year by year.  Can you think why?

Still not grasping it yet Tess are you?



It is because we are part of the EU that we have gained unlimited and free access to the world’s biggest market, with 500m customers, which attracts many foreign investors.

It costs us £65 billion a year!!! For that 'free and unlimited access' we've still managed to import more than we export to them. And we did trade with them before the EU existed you know - and that WAS free!

DOH

BigAndy9 wrote:Europe (England, Germany and France) will be falling over themselves to bring things like this to our attention.

So Cameron can inform us that we don't need a referendum.