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  1. kactus
    To my knowledge I don't think the outcome of this vote wil have any impact the flow of movements within EU or UK. An eastern european pole will be able to travel to UK without any any restrictions. Granted it might impact their work permit but that is not going to happen for nect two years...,
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    Sorry but fail to understand the logic. What has that got to do with Europe?If your concern is over immigration tighter rules would have resolved this. There was no need for UK to exit EU for scaremongering tactics over immigration.... What many people fail to understand is that UK economy is based on service not manufacturing! Most of imports is from Europe. This will have devastating consequences for the economy and employment.
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    Well well...Looks like Scotland wants its independence and Northern Ireland wants its sovereignty. Seems like Great Britain prior to vote results has turned into 'Little England after Brexit...
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    Britain already has exited EU and the value of sterling has dropped by 10% already. Cameron has two years left to sign the papers but he has just resigned opening the path for new leader. This is not a good news for job security and economy. Atleast in short term. UK is an offshore economy.
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    That's an interesting point! Some people see Palestinians who are fighting against their occupation as 'freedom fighters' whereas others will see them as terrorist. It is all a matter of perspective and motivation.... In the case of the killer of Jo Cox I don't regard his act as terrorism but rather someone who is clearly a 'nutjob'. They should have known better as he was reported to have had some psychological problems. That is a fact that we know.
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    It didn't instill much confidence seeing Jeremy in that fur coat. I mean what what he thinking? The white version of Ali G....But to put the the blame on him and his policies is out of order....
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    Very tragic news indeed! May she rest in peace... Just tells you lots about the mentality of some of these right wing nut jobs in the midst of Brexit. Corbyns labour party has been subject to many criticism recently first Ken Livingstone's departure after the interview on radio and now this...
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    The Iranian revolution that was led at the first stages by the left came about in response to a Shaw that Americans (and the British) installed with a coup against a guy that was elected in a process that was at least as democratic as ours. Our stupidity and greed brought about a regime 100 times worse. This S is on us. And we are still up to the same old shenanigans. I've been told it's "realpolitik" and I might as well put our higher aspirations on the back-burner. Heaven forbid that old arc of history should drop off any of the "establishment" as it bends so gently.
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    Which bit of my last post was not clear to you?Don't waste my time if you have reading comprehension. You were already ignored... Btw that has nothing to do with english. Rather more to do with your ability to grasp... Not my problem if you can't get it...
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    Operation Ajax 1953 is approved even by CIA's own involvement in toppling Dr Mossadegh... "In August 2013, 60 years after the coup, the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) admitted that it was involved in both its planning and its execution, including the bribing of Iranian politicians, security and army high-ranking officials, as well as pro-coup propaganda.[11][12] The CIA is quoted acknowledging the coup was carried out "under CIA direction" and "as an act of U.S. foreign policy, conceived and approved at the highest levels of government."[13] Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_coup_d%27état
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    I suppose irony is not your strongest point. Nevermind... Americans struggle with it as well. You don't worry about my English. Just concentrate on the content of your own posts or the lack of it....
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    You are the one who is being judgmental about my nationality....Duh! On the other hand you claim you are canadian with "no care for Israel" yet....
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    Who said it was my country?
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    Bottom line...Point is you want to discredit every nation just because they have adapted Islam and want islam completely removed from the Middle East, since you see this as a threat to Israel. Enquiring minds like to know....What business has a Canadian citizen living miles away from Middle East (as you claim) got with Israel?
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    ....It is not my English. It's the reader....
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    Don't tell that to greeks. That will for sure piss them off
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    None sense! Whar are you on about??? Shah did not hold on to power. Infact he ordered the release of all prisoners and some critics called him "lenient"
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    It proves my point that democracy in an oil rich country cannot co exist with western interest in oil back then.
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    As the saying goes words are open to interpretation same way is history that is written by the victor...
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    It was just a point to prove to tell you that you wouldn't have cared about iran under shah if iran was hostile towards israel. Same way that you think nationalisation of oil by mossadegh was a a pre text for a bolshevik style coup de tat...
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    If there was a chance to revive the real democracy in iran it was in 1953..... There was a conflict of interest in the west over oil
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    that didn't answer the question but i take it your answer is a no
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    Time to revise your history on mossadegh....
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    The more you carry on the more hideous this argument is becoming...
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    You wouldn't have supported shah if he was everything that you mentioned but hostile towards israel...
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