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Your analogy of large consultancy for the last 5 years is not comparable with EU membership for 40 years, and the benefits occurred with membership.
Regardless of the amount of time when something
1) Becomes a money pit
2) Has completely lost it's way and is no longer delivering expected goals
3) Stops listening to the people it needs to listen to and simply goes and does it's own thing - which is contrary to what it was originally put in place for
It is time to move on.
I am not saying that the being a member of the European Economic Community was or is a bad thing - but that has become a small part of a much larger thing which I do not think it is in Britain's interest to be a part of.
1) Becomes a money pit
2) Has completely lost it's way and is no longer delivering expected goals
3) Stops listening to the people it needs to listen to and simply goes and does it's own thing - which is contrary to what it was originally put in place for
It is time to move on.
I am not saying that the being a member of the European Economic Community was or is a bad thing - but that has become a small part of a much larger thing which I do not think it is in Britain's interest to be a part of.
The problem is that the UK has half heartily had one foot in the EU. The UK should have been more assertive and not let fat bottom Merkel to take the lead.
The EU should be reformed within not by running away from it.
"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell
The problem is that the UK has half heartily had one foot in the EU. The UK should have been more assertive and not let fat bottom Merkel to take the lead.
The EU should be reformed within not by running away from it.
so another screw up by the French & Germans you expect Britain to sort out, its getting a little tiresome now.
Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.
so another screw up by the French & Germans you expect Britain to sort out, its getting a little tiresome now.
You Brexiters still can't shake your image of Britain as some sort of successful world power as opposed to the reality that we're down the pan without EU trade
But you're about to find out, soon enough.
You Brexiters still can't shake your image of Britain as some sort of successful world power as opposed to the reality that we're down the pan without EU trade
But you're about to find out, soon enough.
And if we don't
And if the sky does not fall on our heads
When will you admit it was not maybe as bad as expected?
Or will it be never because you will always fall back on the 'Ah but if we had stayed in the EU things would be better?'
You Brexiters still can't shake your image of Britain as some sort of successful world power
And you Bremainers can't seem to accept that, whilst some of us have chosen to take to the lifeboats and risk freezing temperatures, your stubborn propensity for repairing to the drawing room for brandy and cigars has not negated the iceberg warnings that are coming in thick and fast.
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”
You Brexiters still can't shake your image of Britain as some sort of successful world power as opposed to the reality that we're down the pan without EU trade
But you're about to find out, soon enough.
Oh if only we could find our but there are so many Remnants pathetically trying to stop democracy.
In the room where Marie Antoinette was sentenced to death by guillotine, IMF chief Christine Lagarde has been convicted of negligence over a fraudulent €403 million payout to businessman Bernard Tapie in 2008, when she was France’s finance minister. Typical of the French justice system that she will face no punishment. Almost as criminal as the IMF’s forecasts
'Careless' over a pay out of some 403 million euros? The EU has lost another fine potential leader there!
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