Euro loosing jobs in the uk

[Mclaren]

I think that we chould join the euro. That might mean that the euro is better as a currency and stop us loosing jobs so that is good. We are loosing jobs in manufacturing because of the strong pound. It will save jobs and possibly be better.

[CommieBastard]

The Euro and the EU could be seen as a step forward to an international peace, a step forward to the eventual creation of world-socialism.

When you hear some tories speak it seems as if they think when the druids were first setting up the stones they walked up to the labourers and said: "here you are, a nice shiny pound, not a euro or a franc or a deutchmark, because we are in europe, but not ruled by europe."

[aleida]

Well let me tell you something i dont know if you are european but for me who i am european ( i am coming from Greece) i feel really shamed cause i do not believe that is worth it to enter into this thing because i know what this thing express and i am sure that you know to

[Kez]

^^^what did above mean?
The Euro will also mean that we become more involved in europe and stop being so friggin ignorant of how great england is, when relatively it isnt.
As Italians for example invest in uk, england will become more bonded to european state, we will become more multi-cultural.

comrade kamo

[Drifter]

the pound is very strong,, the government isn't going to be too quick to replace it with something that at the moment is pretty weak.
economically the euro should be good for europe though.

[CommieBastard]

Tho the pound may be stronger than the euro, it has been shown to be in tune with the euro in terms of exchange rates.

[Kez]

Isnt the Euro a step close to an international?
socialist or not?
It means in the future when we change the govt, we will change like 1/2 of the civilised world into socialism#

comrade kamo