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nodnirG kraM wrote:The most important question is: if we leave, will we still be able to compete in Eurovision?

It never stopped Norway or irasil.

barcode wrote:

nodnirG kraM wrote:The most important question is: if we leave, will we still be able to compete in Eurovision?

It never stopped Norway or irasil.

Or the more obvious example of Australia...

Either way, I don't think Mr nodnirG was intending to be taken seriously.

And if Scotland also decide to go it alone they too will be able to enter Scotland into Eurovision.

I bet they don't give us any points either.

In. Obviously.

Out, for reasons I may have already elaborated on here at some point.

Out. I think on balance, we're better out.

In.

Shake it all about.



Oh wait, not the hokey cokey?

In.

In.

Having been brought up in one of the most economically deprived areas of the EU, I've seen first hand the benefits that EU membership brings - access to the EU Social Fund, Objective 1 and the ERDF being some of the most important grants that Wales benefits from - with a further £2bn being pumped in between now and 2020.

It's for that reason that my vote will be for us to stay in Europe, because this kind of funding would simply never come from Westminster.

In.

But only with Nicola Sturgeon as Prime Minister. That's the only permutation that allows us to stay in surely?