Re: Cold Hard Facts Regarding Brexit.
Originally Posted by
JBR
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Originally Posted by swimfeeders ->
The EU is not going to break up
He seems very sure of that!
I am equally sure that it will. Look back into the history of Europe. Show me one empire that has not broken up and come to an end.
Time will tell.
Time will tell. Considering those who think Brexit will be our downfall, this following article (although long) by George Soros paints a very different picture of the EU.
Understandably, many of the EU Parliamentarians are linked to George Soros, and looks as if he is their backstop , their designer and their saviour, which in all honesty puts a different light on who is the lead part in this show.
He is also part of the 'Best for Britain' campaign ... so there's a lot of pushing and shoving going on to either get us to have another referendum, which I consider would be well and truly fixed someway, or keep going until the final hour when they have some little clause under their belt which will scupper the whole thing.
After reading this, it's going to take years anyway to get the EU back on track if it ever does. It is considered that UK leaving is equivalent to 19 small countries, and there we have the answer.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/ge...ope-2018-05-29
and here we have Best For Britain
https://www.bestforbritain.org/about_us
Best for Britain is committed to finding a democratic way to stop Brexit
Best for Britain is a group of campaigners, businesspeople, entrepreneurs and citizens from across our country who have come together with one single mission: to oppose and stop Brexit through a transparent democratic process. Our strategy depends on convincing people – and especially young people – to become actively engaged in the Brexit debate and to mobilise others. We are succeeding, because a growing majority of the country, having discovered what it means in practice, now want to see Brexit stopped. We are connecting people and campaigning organisations across the country to one another and to their MPs, so that their voices will be heard when it comes to the parliamentary vote in the autumn of 2018.