UK in/out Europe?
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- kingkong0
I could write something, but I think this says it all:
A world of opportunity is waiting for a fully independent Britain. This country is a leading economic power, its language is global, its laws are trusted and its reputation for fair dealing is second to none. To say we cannot thrive free of the EU’s constraints is defeatist and flies in the face of this country’s great mercantile traditions.
Indeed, so fragile is this political construct that the departure of one of its members, and especially one as big as the UK, threatens to trigger terminal instability. And why is that? If this were a robust democratic institution, underpinned by a thriving economy and a content and happy citizenry then Britain’s withdrawal should have no impact at all. Of course, if it were such a utopia then we wouldn’t be having a discussion about leaving in the first place; but it isn’t.
- My friend worked for Enfield Council but left because it was like the Portlandia comedy. She couldnt finish any projects, they just had endless meetings.Dillinger
- This is modern Britain, progressive liberal hellDillinger
- is Enfield Council more efficient now?Fax_Benson
- Ah the good old torygraphfadein11
- Enfield is a joke as are the rest, full lefty marxist moronsDillinger
- so her leaving didn't help? not sure what your point is.Fax_Benson
- The point is that Dillinger is a swivel-eyed goon who sees The Red Menace in almost every facet of modern life.face_melter
- Tell me what the EU's "constraints" are.Chimp
- "Indeed, so fragile is this political construct that the departure of one of its members, and especially one as big as the UK, " - and the Scotland?Chimp