Barry Sanchez

That has been paid in the UK by their National Health premiums, Spain gets paid for them, before the freedom of movement there were lots of pensioners investing in Spain, areas rely on their money now, how can someone be an economic migrant if they dont work and have retired? It works both ways as well lets not forget.

Some of my inlaws are very very wealthy, when Hollande brought in this new tax laws that made the business liable for high earners they employ they simply moved their headquarters to Geneva and Tirana and issues no more, there is probably more to it than that but basically they dont pay as much tax as they should do, its not fair and not right.

The single market has done exactly what for the working man? The freedom of movement equates to what exactly as people for over 50 years have gone on holiday abroad in huge numbers and so have skillied migrants. We do get an awful lot of skilled labour from France and Germany, do you think they would ever or have ever been turned away? Skilled migrants should and will always be welcomed into any Country let alone ours. Scare mongering with no foundation.

You are further strengthening European intergration with that, why would I want that if I dont know enough infomation about it and they wont give us a vote on whether we should be in or out of it? We are different Countries, businesss and corporations should not hold Countries to ransom over where they base their industry, it leads to collabaration between the two, there should possibly be a minimum.

I was in Ireland when IBM were expanding, what this meant in real terms was cheap labour paid for by the Government and IBM paying low taxes to be there, if and when they completely pull out you have a low skilled workforce that have no jobs, I'm talking about production, how many does Google employ in Ireland? How many Europeans and how much tax does it pay?

What does the working man now get from Europe that he never used to? How much tax is paid by these companies? How many are based here? Paying tax is evil we have to do for a better society, I have no issues with tax at all, I have issues with the amounts some pay over others though, again fairness.

You mean the business community that gives nothing back to the working person? They want the status quo for a number or reasons but cheap labour and the weakening of the Union movement is a high factor, why do a few new Countries become members every few years? Ukraine next?

Mr Mash they conveniently fail to see the difference between a retiree with money living abroad and an economic migrant.

The job I did was actually in short supply hence me doing it otherwise I would havenot been allowed to stay, quite correct and simple really, I dont know why you are going down this alley when it has nothing to do with a vote on Europe. Nice try though, simple and flawed arguement that a vote on Europe always has to come down to immigration by the Pro European camp, I am undecided but would like a say, wouldn't you?

Ah the old Irish vote again, it makes me laugh, like a rigged game in a casino, the pro European camp can never answer that one and yet they deny us one vote on it, its as corrupt a system as you will find anywhere.

Do you think that would happen again Solent? Really do you?

No I lived there, what does that have to do with a trade agreement? Why is the pro European camp always trying use a stick to beat the ones merely questioning whether we should have a vote on Europe with immigration? There are many others issues, you can be pro European and yet want to protect the interests of your own Country you know.

I have never known a company to not want to trade with another and tariffs? Lets talk about that if and when, Denmark still trade as does Switzerland, Norway and many others, a free trade agreement and not being dictated to from Brussels is cetainly attainable.

Its all happening in Southampton, a made up story about an STD to fill the pages of a really ****e paper.

I think I wrote that, they are smaller than we are and yet still managed to have a near same trade agreement as we currently do now, no one is hiding from anything bar the politicians and their apologists, whether you are pro or anti European being totally intergrated nobody should be against a vote given to the people.

Others have managed this task with far smaller trading power then we have, Denmark and Switzerland for example, I am an idealist in the fact I am more bothered about a denial of a vote as the politicians are afraid of the result and dont want it as big business wants high amounts of low skilled workersto slowly erode the Unions and workers here. The impact on our infrastruture is another matter as surely the Government wanting a free and liberal Europe should be paying for all the people that come here, surely?

I think most people want concering Europe is our most admirable attribute, fairness, so we can set our own rules, our own workers are protected from cheap unskilled labour, a vote on Europe which is denying the vast majority of having their say (70% want a vote I will add). Fairness, Clegg is not fair and Farage would hammer him for a denial of democracy.

The desperation of some of our fans trying to find holes in our now public enemy no 1 that is West Ham (I dont think they know nor care even if they did) is pretty sad, they won we lost end of story.

We will never go higher then 8th/9th the glass ceiling has been reached, we need to spend more money to progress.

Farage is a far too smooth operator for Clegg, would smash him with populist rhetoric whilst Clegg would cling onto the right to live and work in Europe, the vast majority of Brits overseas are skilled migrants where the Country have always welcomed them in anway or retired pensioners buying or renting homes spending money in the Country they are in, completely different to an unskilled migrant sending money home undermining the low skilled worker and local economy of this Country. Farage 10 - Clegg a big leather sandal

Are you sure?

No because the prices have not been released yet and wont until the end of next week at the earliest, try again.

How many are retired and drawing their pension from the UK?

Pap if you want to see overpriced housing in Liverpool for land/cost look no further than the New Heys development in Allerton.

I would have thought Pap with the people you know and the money you pay in taxes should easily afford you to live somewhere nice, you are correct though if hypocritical my liberal friend.