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For the little I know about this important issue, I think it should or will. There seems to be a lot hanging in the balance that dictates this. However, I never picked up on why the possibility of leaving the EU ever came up. I honestly wish I knew.
Whoever answers next, do you know why?
Whoever answers next, do you know why?
Basically the EU is a club run by unelected bureaucrats, they pretty much dictate and govern all the laws and rules Europe has to abide by. This is a once in a life time chance for the country, to either take the power back and become great again. Or give into fear about economic collapse and ww3. Time will tell which way the pendulum swings.
If you where offered the choice of uncertainty that came along with independence and the opportunities, or safety and "security" within a dictatorship. Which would you choose.
If you where offered the choice of uncertainty that came along with independence and the opportunities, or safety and "security" within a dictatorship. Which would you choose.
I'll tell you one thing...the more "mature" the democracy/duocracy in most of the west, the less I'd believe it to be the case.. atleast with developing/third world democracies there's albeit a remote chance for that to be the case...
you?
you?
In most cases it's the power that corrupts people... and money's the vehicle and of course subsequently the reward/target/sustenance ..like conversion of one form of energy into another sorta.. they need one for the other, may be at some point in history it was-for example during the revolutions may be- as we were not there.. there's a very good chance yes but for how long, it's anybody's guess.
Ever held a burning candle underwater?
Ever held a burning candle underwater?
Anonymous
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do you like your neighbours?
do you like your neighbours?
