24/05/2016 00:00
Third World War, recession, more expensive holidays, a slump in the pound; you name it, nothing good is going to come out of leaving the EU, according to David Cameron and the Remain camp. But I’m not convinced by the Out campaign either. To be honest I think both camps are starting to get a little carried away with their threats and claims - what’s Hitler got to do with it?
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The EU is backward in its ideology to move forward. By the time it agrees trade deals with emerging markets they will have missed the boat. Immigration policy is absurd as some countries like the UK offer too many social benefits, hence a higher level of movement to the UK, also we have had a long history of immigration so many persons already have family connections, the language is a pull factor as many persons moving already have a command of English. The island cannot sustain this, by 2050 - the population expansion will be incredible, it is not sustainable. Meanwhile we cannot offer our Commonwealth countries movement or trade. Plus we cannot due to the EU deport terrorist eg.Abu Hamza, which cost the taxpayer Millions. His family is still housed with benefits and protection. Spain, Italy and Greece have not moved forward on any of their employment laws, keeping their countries in an administrative backward cycle. This is the reason I am voting "Leave".
I can only agree with your comments. Cameron only called this referendum to placate warring factions in the Tory party,with no concern about what damage it could cause to this country. I sincerely hope that the vote is to stay.