Comments by "Phil Dobson" (@phildobson8705) on "EU referendum: What is it? BBC News" video.

  1. +Andrew Murphy I'm in food production and already I'm benefiting from a percentage based Wage Rise equal to the % of the 50p rise in the minimum wage bringing that to 7.20 per hour, made possible by the fact that we are selling more of our English produce, due to the lower pound, (said to be due to UK leave the EU possibility). Our company has planning permission for large scale expansion that could be completed for 2017 & in negotiations with Supermarkets. We want to fill the gap that there will be IF we leave EU. - Many other producers in the Non Subsidised part of Agriculture were forced out by cheep EU imports of fruit & veg so there will be that gap To Refill! I expect other types of manufacturers are planning for similar reasons. Leaving the EU will be absolutely fantastic.We will still need to employ Eastern Europeans because they are so competitive amongst themselves, they work very fast, but that will be on a work permit basis I assume so we will only get ones that have a job arranged in advance (through the agency)
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  2. BBC is misleading. It wasn't a vote to stay it was a vote to join but worst Prime Minister in History Had already signed up The United Kingdom EEC referendum of 1975 was a post-legislative referendum held on 5 June 1975 in the United Kingdom to gauge support for the country's continued membership of the European Economic Community (EEC), often known as the Common Market at the time, which it had entered in 1973 under the Conservative Government.
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  3. +THATCANADIANDUDE So you are quite rude about Islam, having originally made a comment that implies you don't want the Islamic Clerics who break UK law to lose their 'human right' to defy the UK government attempt to deport Clerics who radicalise and get people killed, such as Syria, even a Scottish shopkeeper, but what conserns you is that somebody spells Saudi Arabia correctly?
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  4. +THATCANADIANDUDE You don't know much about English law do you? We had rights in law with even the king and queen subject to the law ever since the Magna Carta 1000 years ago and our law has evolved and is better than EU Law
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  5. +THATCANADIANDUDE so how would you feel if people imagined Canada had no human rights because they don't belong to the so superior, not much better than in 1939 EU?
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