But you're basing the EU on what it has been so far, and I'm afraid no one knows what it will be in 5 or 10 years time.
The EU is now at breaking point financially with more and more countries in a debt trap, then we have Target2 helping hide the amount of borrowing that is still going on, and the EU have said that the only way forward for the project to work is for all countries to relinquish sovereignty in the long term. Macron and Merkel have both said again recently that nation states must be prepared to give up sovereignty.
I don't think that is the right direction to go, each State needs to be fully sovereign to be able to work through difficult times and do what is needed when things are not going well. Just look at how much Greece or Italy have struggled being bound in EU red tape.
It will benefit Germany and France and us no doubt as we are a strong country financially, but I don't feel it fair that we grow at the expense of some of the poorer nations, it is just making the have and have not divide even wider.
This is where the middle ground lies, simply that people think differently from each other, you say huge financial and political mess leaving, I think we will see a huge financial and political mess if we remain.
I think the UK will have to bail out the project if we remain, and I think we will fall out with the EU politically within a few years anyway if we stay as the UK won't want to give up the sovereignty that is needed for the project to work going forward.
I just wish we had not had the referendum, I truly believe if we hadn't the EU would have started to show the cracks by 2025 anyway, and it would have had to change.
What will no doubt happen now is we will leave, the EU will then stop printing money and over lending to Greece and Italy etc. and there will be some serious economic issues across the EU with unemployment and a recession we have not seen since the 1930s, which will all be blamed on Brexit.
The EU is now at breaking point financially with more and more countries in a debt trap, then we have Target2 helping hide the amount of borrowing that is still going on, and the EU have said that the only way forward for the project to work is for all countries to relinquish sovereignty in the long term. Macron and Merkel have both said again recently that nation states must be prepared to give up sovereignty.
I don't think that is the right direction to go, each State needs to be fully sovereign to be able to work through difficult times and do what is needed when things are not going well. Just look at how much Greece or Italy have struggled being bound in EU red tape.
It will benefit Germany and France and us no doubt as we are a strong country financially, but I don't feel it fair that we grow at the expense of some of the poorer nations, it is just making the have and have not divide even wider.
This is where the middle ground lies, simply that people think differently from each other, you say huge financial and political mess leaving, I think we will see a huge financial and political mess if we remain.
I think the UK will have to bail out the project if we remain, and I think we will fall out with the EU politically within a few years anyway if we stay as the UK won't want to give up the sovereignty that is needed for the project to work going forward.
I just wish we had not had the referendum, I truly believe if we hadn't the EU would have started to show the cracks by 2025 anyway, and it would have had to change.
What will no doubt happen now is we will leave, the EU will then stop printing money and over lending to Greece and Italy etc. and there will be some serious economic issues across the EU with unemployment and a recession we have not seen since the 1930s, which will all be blamed on Brexit.
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