Mazzer2:
The main problem that the EU has with either reforms or criticism is that it is and has been an ideological dream form the 50’s and the problem with people who become transfixed on ideology is that they believe their way is right even when all the evidence is showing that maybe they aren’t. Couple that with people getting into positions of power that they should never be in (Claude Juncker being a prime example another being Neil Kinnock failed British politician yet promoted to a high level in the EU) and problems will never be solved.
I repeat , you’re right in pointing to these problems.
But don’t we also have corruption and incompetence in other forms of Government too?
Housing allowances with MPs profiteering? Family members as “research assistants”?
So instead of one bunch of barstewards we get a different lot.
I don’t see that leaving will make any real difference to the quality of fool making laws or administering them!
Just extra barriers in the way of trade when we are already struggling to export as much as we import! Why make a difficult job harder?
The stuff about Bold New Horizons and New markets is really stirring stuff. Great rhetoric. But so far as I can see it’s wishful thinking and dreams. I want to believe Brexit will be good. I’ve seen NO real plans for anything realistic yet.
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