European Superstate Imminent?

[Wales-Bales]

Plenty more wild fantasy presented as fact again there.

Mate, there are plenty of first person accounts, along with official and leaked documents on the internet, open your eyes and get your arse out of the BBC

[Rjk]

Mate, there are plenty of first person accounts, along with official and leaked documents on the internet, open your eyes and get your arse out of the BBC

There's a lot of bullshit out there posted by fantasists as well.
In my experience most people who are into "alternative" news suffer even more from confirmation bias than most people.

[Wales-Bales]

There's a lot of bullshit out there posted by fantasists as well.
In my experience most people who are into "alternative" news suffer even more from confirmation bias than most people.

So just ignore the "alternative" news and consult the actual documents and direct quotes

[Rjk]

So just ignore the "alternative" news and consult the actual documents and direct quotes

If any ever get posted on here then I might.

[Mrs Steve R]

If any ever get posted on here then I might.

Did you ever get around to looking at that Saving Syria's children stuff?

[Mrs Steve R]

Have you seen any of the winners of theCoudenhove-Kalergi European Prize?

I thought WB would be straight on to google for this one

[life on mars]

Bring it on

[Rjk]

Did you ever get around to looking at that Saving Syria's children stuff?

Not really, only had a chance to skim through it.

[jonesalice34]

What do you think is going to be with property markets in the UK and the EU?
I believe in the slight fall of prices in England and Spain. Spain will suffer a wane of demand for real estate from British buyers who were extremely active in this market. And in London the weak pound will play its part to attract new foreign investors. A sad thing that common people will suffer at the end.
A good piece on the topic https://tranio.com/united-kingdom/ne...e-the-eu_5152/
Pay attention to the part "the real estate market in Britain may benefit from heightened foreign interest"

[Wales-Bales]

What do you think is going to be with property markets in the UK and the EU?
I believe in the slight fall of prices in England and Spain. Spain will suffer a wane of demand for real estate from British buyers who were extremely active in this market. And in London the weak pound will play its part to attract new foreign investors. A sad thing that common people will suffer at the end.
A good piece on the topic https://tranio.com/united-kingdom/ne...e-the-eu_5152/
Pay attention to the part "the real estate market in Britain may benefit from heightened foreign interest"

Property is overpriced, but saying that houses are for living in, not financial instruments.