Fully agree, they have no moral right to interfere with the decision the whole UK made. The result stands.
Judging by what has been going on since the result was known, I fear there is no positive outcome for anyone but a few people who have campaigned for years to get the UK out of the EU and even to break up the EU.
How can I help what I see? remember I am an old fogey who remembers being brought up in the ruins left by war, and has experience of poverty and exploitation at the hands of unscrupulous employers, and my concern is for the young, and I'm not able to perceive cause for anything encouraging, especially when we are at the mercy of politicians from both parties who are not intent in working for the benefit of the public, they serve other masters.
Yes, I was in favour of us joining it in the first place. With the added strength of the pound it would not have suffered much of the trouble it has. From the inception of the euro the currency traders have deliberately acted to destroy it by undermining with concerted actions. They hate the merging of currencies since it reduces their opportunities to play one against another for profit, and the multi-country scale of euro acceptance was their worst nightmare in that respect.
Hush now, you are not supposed to know things like this
I'm convinced that out of necessity that's what will happen.
I would like the Euro to succeed but I can't see it succeeding with the membership that it currently has. The role of the central banks is to maintain currencies reserve, interest rate and liquidity to suit the economy. If members' economies are divergent, like German and Spanish, one size does not fit all.
Many times i've spoken to young people about their apathy in voting.....
I think participation of the under 30 was high in the referendum. The difference this time is the young who live in council estates, do not go to university, normally would not want to vote, have gone out to vote for Brexit to ask for change.
I'd like to see some truthful figures on this...... But we all know that statistics can be made to say whatever someone wants them to say.
True, but I don't think the problem with 3 or even 4 countries should dictate to the rest. Either there should be stronger EU control over the running of their economies when necessary, rather like when the IMF ran ours in the 1970s, or the EU should be prepared to have a two level euro.
de Gaulle was a very wise statesman with long experience of dealing with us, so no doubt knew enough about the British nature to foresee the problems we'd cause the EU.
I suspect it was the way Churchill had regarded him as an arrogant Ass can't have helped either
I doubt it. The Brits always think of themselves as a bit special and insist on special treatment. The only time where we come near being a fully committed member is under the Blair government.
18 - 24 yr olds 36% turnout.
Hi Flud, but you did lie, didn't you? come off it you said i had made a statement that I didn't, what do you call that?
