Are you a euro skeptic?

Oh OK.

What laws are you referring to?

Sections like.

U.A.K. - 54c, a and e.

I'm also nod mad about O.O.O.P.A.: 504, 604, Not so sure about the upcoming 704 though.

Although that said, the 46a, 84, 63 and Number 10 look to be decent enough. Lets hope they get here on time.

U.A.K - is probably more relevant for yourself and us as consumers.

Hi Tim,

yes maybe I should hold off forming strong views and being cynical about Europe, but we all have our sacred cows and for me I am proud to be British and would prefer that no other country had any say in how Britain is run.

Its a personal thing deep rooted over many years, as I did mention earlier, its pride messing with me.

If thats so bad - Sue me!!!

As for the pound yes you got the wrong end of the stick, it was an example used only as I do not wish to bog down this forum with the finer points of economics, credit crunch et al.

Anyone interested please subscribe to the economist, I supplied the link earlier on.

Of course if you would like to explain the fundamentals of Economics on this forum and Europe's impact upon lil ole Britain and detail exactly how we will benefit from the EuroConversion go ahead.

Regards,

Den.

British Sceptic wrote:

I am proud to be British and would prefer that no other country had any say in how Britain is run.

That's exactly it! You hit the nail on the head...

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Hi Tim,

yes maybe I should hold off forming strong views and being cynical about Europe, but we all have our sacred cows and for me I am proud to be British and would prefer that no other country had any say in how Britain is run.

Its a personal thing deep rooted over many years, as I did mention earlier, its pride messing with me.

If thats so bad - Sue me!!!

Fair enough. I can understand people holding those opinions due to a sense of nationalism, I'm not sure it's a particularly good reason, but I understand why people hold it.

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As for the pound yes you got the wrong end of the stick, it was an example used only as I do not wish to bog down this forum with the finer points of economics, credit crunch et al.

OK, fair enough.

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Of course if you would like to explain the fundamentals of Economics on this forum and Europe's impact upon lil ole Britain and detail exactly how we will benefit from the EuroConversion go ahead.

I never suggested that it would be in Britains best interest to convert to euro.

Fair enough Tim,

I misread you on the final point,

apologies,

Den.