Scotland votes yes to
independence and certain but removed failure from us and UKIP take us out of Europe
– could things be any better than that?
Labour fucked it
all up; the fat old snout in trough male establishment Conservatives and fence
sitting, book stamping Liberal Democrats haven’t been able to put it back
together again – it’s time for a big, new, exciting journey into the unknown –
it couldn’t be much worse apart from going back to a Labour government.UKIP don’t have the answers but we haven’t seen anything remarkable from the coalition so ignore that.
UKIP doesn’t have
any experience – admittedly Labour and the Conservatives have decades of experience
at fucking things up – ignorance is bliss – I’m up for the ride.
Sales into Europe
would stall if we left the EU – why? – an Italian or German wanting to buy a
mini wants quality and price – neither would be compromised by leaving the EU.
Iceland and Norway don’t seem to have a problem selling into the EU and the
Swiss watch and chocolate industries are still around and extremely healthy.
BMW would relocate
mini if we came out of the EU – no they wouldn’t. Britain would become a safe
house separate from the Euro shit infecting Greece, Spain etc – we would get
more companies moving to Britain – not less.
We were lied to –
we were told that the EU was effectively joining a common market. Instead, we’ve
got the laws without the benefits and it costs us £50 million a day - £50
million to support and grow other countries nascent industries so they can grow
to compete with ours.

3 comments:
what a load of crap
I totally agree with you.
But - there are alternatives to being in the EU that should be reviewed again. If you produce something the EU wants or needs, being an EFTA member could have the benefits of the trade without the omnipresent control of the European parliament.
Norway is a special case due to its energy supplies but as the EU’s fifth largest trading partner it benefits from one hundred odd billion Euros worth of business a year and pays about half a million Euros a day into the EU budget.
Even considering the additional 800 billion it’s paying over five years it still amounts to a million a day.
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