So were you in or out today? The speculation and campaigning has been bitter, divisive and scare mongering of the worst order- just what politicians do best of course, whilst pretending to be in touch with the common man or woman.
On balance I don’t believe the status quo will change whatever the eventual result because business and politicians will still control what we do and corporations conspire to make things work for them and not us.
I chose leave because the EU simply adds a useless unnecessary cloud level of bureaucracy to the local and national level, as well as the unelected house of Lords. I am happy to send the British MEP’s, 73 of them back where they come from. Can anyone name their MEP, or even 2, apart from the obvious Nigel Farage? They aren’t household names and the work that they do is not advertised and neither are their advice surgeries- if they even have them.
The EU is a gravy train propping up the French and Belgian economy where every week the train ride from Brussels to Strasbourg sees the entire circus move en masse between the two countries. It would apparently take a new treaty to override this nonsensical arrangement, yet this would require a referendum to bring this about. Fat chance if you are a French or Belgian politician that this will ever happen.
Talk of reform after 40 years is not going to happen. This along with the doom and gloom of Cameron and Co’s Remain campaign was the false flag.
In terms of “environmental protection”, I’m afraid the EU has been a dismal failure in sites like Rattlechain Lagoon. The article below has been looked at in more detail HERE. It is worth pointing out that membership of the union took place at the same time as that other useless guardian of protecting the environment- The West Midlands County Council waste disposal committee had approved the dumping of toxic waste that would continue to poison birds over three decades later.
