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You seemed to be of the opinion that it would collapse anyway just a month ago.
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1542903.html
Can I take it you now think it will take a Frexit to achieve this?
10:28 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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No. I doubt it can survive anyway once we stop paying the bribes. We have set a trend and are showing the way to all the other Nations as the scales fall from their eyes also.
10:32 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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'I think that the EU must inevitably collapse but we can help by leaving ASAP. That will precipitate a domino effect'
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1488601.html
10:33 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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And regarding a Grexit from 2 years ago:
'it may well start a domino effect in the Eurozone'
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1400268.html
10:35 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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yes it will ZM but may take longer than I'd hoped so if the French can help consign this disgusting edifice to history quicker then great.
10:36 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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April last year:
'If we vote out could our actions start a domino effect and free the whole continent from tyranny?'
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1486991.html
10:37 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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I had no idea what a fan you are Zacs!
10:37 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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'Domino Effect?'
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1476153.html
10:39 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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November 2013. Same question:
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1288931.html
10:40 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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Bit of an obsession eh?
10:41 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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gawd I've got a stalker!
10:42 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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Why be concerned?, won't affect you ?
10:43 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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Yes I am obsessed with freeing us from the EU and the destruction of that disgusting organisation, quite correct.
10:44 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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because, anne, I'm not the pull the ladder up type, I want freedom for all the peoples of the EUSSR.
10:45 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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Support for the EU in France actually hardened after our referendum.
I see that The far left candidate M Melenchon though has risen in the polls up to third ahead of poor old M Fillon. Frexit, were it ever to occur, would deprive Ms Le Pen of a vital source of funding ;-)
Looks like she may be about to lose her immunity over questions about her use of European funds.
10:47 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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Oh please, a caring sharing type of guy .!!!!!!!
10:47 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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that's me anne!
10:48 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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You do seem slightly confused as to what might cause this domino effect Brexit, Grexit, Frexit, firexit.....
10:51 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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the more the merrier Zacs, I don't care as long as the EU dies one way or another.
10:54 Fri 14th Apr 2017
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Yeah, that's abundantly clear and didn't need pointing out.
10:55 Fri 14th Apr 2017

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