How did the United Kingdom get on before joining the European Union? To my way of thinking we were better off financially when you start to think about how many millions of pounds we give to the BRUSSELS ECONOMY each week. As a rate payer in the UNITED KINGDOM do you think you have received your money’s worth?
When the UNITED KINGDOM joined it was an instant happening and like most things terminating the agreement is taking too long. Brussels doesn’t want to lose its pocket money, because other countries might follow suit and of course everyone living in Brussels will have to work for a living.
Brussels keeps on throwing spanners into the works, aided and abetted by our own Parliamentary Members who still believe they can go against the referendum voting of the people who thought it was better to come out. When thinking back, when this vote was put on offer to the British Public, the threatening behaviour from the then serving Prime Minister and some of his cronies to the public was scandalous – not what you would expect from someone who was in that position of trust and also was supposed to lead the country to prosperity that was promised, but never materialised.
Whether it was better for the people of the UNITED KINGDOM to vote to leave the EUROPEAN UNION is immaterial now and I can think of lots of PROS to stay in, but I can think of a lot of CONS as well and they are mostly to do with the financial side of things.
It had been intimated that most UNITED KINGDOM CITIZENS wanted a hard BREXIT – meaning pulling out of the single market to regain control over Britain’s borders and reduce immigration. But that’s not going to happen because of leading Conservatives and members of the Labour Party had compromise talks on how to best form a softer format of BREXIT.
If the Government knew in the first place how difficult it was going to BREXIT – why did they offer the BRITISH POPULACE a referendum to stay in or get out? Our Prime Minister Mrs May has pledged to honour the referendum result, but it seems she is swimming against the tide of her own Ministers to come to an agreement which is ludicrous.
The way some Minister act, they are nothing more than little children, judging by the noise they make in the House of Commons. Well! Those that are awake!
