European Union Benefits And Costs
Posted in EU Info on 10/06/2010 11:23 pm by admin
Should Great Britain leave the European Union?
It costs the UK £40 million a day to stay in the E.U
Britain and the E.U already agreed that if we wanted to leave a political stance we would remain trade partners and allies who share common values,it was found that if the UK left we would free up 5% of our GDP
which would be trillions to spend on stuff we really need,it wouldnt be in the E.U’s interest to boycot us because we are the largest importer in the union.
Do you think we should leave the E.U and what benefits could we reap from doing so?
Oh and by the way while we remain in the E.U we can never sort our immigration out because it would be deemed illegal under the Freedom of movement act.
Our economy would also recieve a boost because there now be no E.U restrictions on trade and buinesses potentially making the UK very attractble to Large coporations.
I think so. The EU has not been good for your agricultural industry and you can engage in free trade with Europe without having to join the EU. I applaud your nation for retaining the Pound as a single currency wipes out a nation’s control of their monetary policy and supply. But this union is part of a global agenda (the American Union is next) that will usher in a new world control that will enslave people through debt, take away their ability to coin their own money and regulate their own industry.
“Give me control of the money and I care not who makes the laws.”
Great Britain’s economy has not thrived under the EU so it begs the question of why they should remain part of it.
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