All we can do is give it time, before any of us will truly know whether this was a good thing or not. In the short run as you say, massive turbulence. I haven't followed the pre-referendum campaigns too closely, so I have to be honest and say that I was not aware of any deceit and lies on the part of the Brexit campaigners. I will have to investigate to see if that is not "remain" propaganda. I have just always known that the EU parliament is corrupt to the core, and the welfare of the people is not high on the agenda.
I still stick to my opinion that centralisation of power is to be avoided at all cost in a world like ours. You used the US as an example, when they became independent they seceded from Britain to govern themselves (that's decentralisation of power). If you want you can call this a British independence day.
In the case of the EU, centralisation was simply an efficient mechanism to facilitate theft on a grand scale.
Oh I'm sure they'll make a plan, if you consider that their EU membership fee amounts to £250 million a week. Tens of millions is pocket change in this arena it seems. That must be the most expensive club membership fee in the history of the planet...
I still stick to my opinion that centralisation of power is to be avoided at all cost in a world like ours. You used the US as an example, when they became independent they seceded from Britain to govern themselves (that's decentralisation of power). If you want you can call this a British independence day.
In the case of the EU, centralisation was simply an efficient mechanism to facilitate theft on a grand scale.GentleWanderer Wrote:(Unless the government finds tens of millions of Pounds they have no other use for.)
Oh I'm sure they'll make a plan, if you consider that their EU membership fee amounts to £250 million a week. Tens of millions is pocket change in this arena it seems. That must be the most expensive club membership fee in the history of the planet...