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Interesting read. I voted remain and would be happy to try and reform from within. However, I think there are genuine concerns about remaining and in light of the EU starting to fall in with the #USA on #Venezuela I think the concerns are justified.
The Five Presidents’ Report goo.gl/Gc1Uiv plans for the amalgamation of fiscal and economic policies — a process that can only take place among the 28 states as a whole, since there is no legal mechanism for eurozone-only integration.
Belgian commissioner Marianne Thyssen plans for what she calls ‘social union’ — i.e. harmonisation of welfare systems. Jean-Claude Juncker wants a European army, which the Commission describes as ‘a strategic necessity’. Do you want UK troops in #Venezuela as part of an EU army?
The harmonisation of welfare systems I do not consider a bad thing but might be being a little naive on this matter. back to #Venezuela strange is it not that it has the largest oil reserves in the world. Meetings take place in #Davos2019 and #Europe falls in line with the #USA
Back to the UK. My limited understanding of re-nationalisation of industries and services under EU regulations is in relation to rail services. The UK could nationalise the rail network but not the train providers. Might be mistaken and it might be a minor problem.
So I am not anti EU but neither am I wholeheartedly EU.
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