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Re: Time will tell...OT


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Posted by robert major on June 24, 2016 at 08:24:14 from (216.130.77.168):

In Reply to: Re: Time will tell...OT posted by MarkB_MI on June 24, 2016 at 07:43:52:

MarkB
Maybe if you lived there and had to deal with the total B/S and corruption thats going on in the EU parliament, you may have a slightly different opinion. Look at how many people in the U.S think the EPA should but out of their lives. Well imagine what that would be like, if that was the EPA running the whole of U.S. The EU is worse, and for something like 20 years they haven't opened the books as the corruption would show right up, how would you like that with your money.

The whole thing is just a power trip to for certain country's to, I left the U.K 16 years ago for a reason The EU was crazy then!!!!!. The Germans lost the war,and it seemed they just wanted revenge on the U.K with the EU. The EU regulate absolutely everything, And even are trying to regulate house hold appliances that use to much power including cell phone chargers, vacuum cleaners toasters and kettles. The other lists of pointless rules and regulations are endless to.


The money this system costs the U.K and all the issues like open boarders with so many people coming in that the country can't support financially and in the demand for services and space to keep them is just crazy to. Immigrants have more rights than the people born there in a lot of cases!
As A U.K born citizen I have no right not to be blown up by some radical terrorist in my own country, but according to the EU court of human rights, If terrorist is caught and wanted by other country's with less than perfect human rights, That total scum can't be deported there and the u.k is feeding and keeping them, costing thousands which could be spent on the u.k citizens own needs.
Why do you think the vote went like it did?
regards Robert


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