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EU- Cameron given "Major" Blow
Think Blair and Brown, or Thatcher and Major, one things is always told from one Prime Minister to another before their time. Most of it is almost like a telling off, e.g. Don't cock up the economy with HUGE public spending and have no reserves, cough* Brown *cough* . But one thing that I and many others weren't expecting, was a 90's Prime Minister to have a say on modern EU politics and David Cameron. And for once, the odd ball was right!
Sir John Major, not remembered very well, maybe the creepy eyes and glasses spring to mind, and then Blair straight after him. However, he does have some brains, and some will, when it comes to the EU, and has hit the nail on the head with its issues and resolutions. Problem: Over immigration. Resolution: Reform EU and restrict immigration. Simple as that.
Well, it's easier said than done I can imagine, but it's what the UK needs. The UK's population has risen by 7% over a decade, which isn't purely down to immigration, but holds a large proportions of it. We'd run out of room and resources by then, and in contrast, in the next couple of decades, Germany is predicted to stay the same, or in some cases, go down! No wonder Merkel is opposed to any EU reforms... I can just see Germany opposing any restrictions on the EU based on democracy, but if they had the same problem of overpopulation as us, she would be begging for the same reforms we are. Unfortunately, I can only see the conservatives bottling it, we all saw their complacency with the EU Arrest Warrant, but Cameron will see the bulging puppy eyes of Merkel and follow anything she says. And only one person in British politics would dare defy her, and if I saw Nigel Farage as Britain's Prime Minister in my life time, I'd probably move to France and wear a stripy shirt and eat cheese for the rest of my life.
So, what now for the EU? Leave, reform, or stay? The only issue is, I can see only 2 options being picked if any, and those are the wrong ones. If Mr. Blunt Racist Farage gets his way and we leave the EU, despite his claims, our economy would falter due to the lack of faith in trade, and we'd lose precious allies, or lose trust. But if we stayed in the EU without reform, we'd keep loaning money for the rest of our lives to failing countries e.g. Greece. And we'd lose faith in allies due to overpopulation and Merkels conservative attitude. The UK and David Cameron are too weak to challenge anyone, and make the reforms that this country needs, to give us breathing space from immigrants, appease our population and shut Mr.Farage up for good... And then I'll be happy. Especially with a lack of Mr. Farage.
Jordan Ifield (Merkel + Garage = WW3)
Well, it's easier said than done I can imagine, but it's what the UK needs. The UK's population has risen by 7% over a decade, which isn't purely down to immigration, but holds a large proportions of it. We'd run out of room and resources by then, and in contrast, in the next couple of decades, Germany is predicted to stay the same, or in some cases, go down! No wonder Merkel is opposed to any EU reforms... I can just see Germany opposing any restrictions on the EU based on democracy, but if they had the same problem of overpopulation as us, she would be begging for the same reforms we are. Unfortunately, I can only see the conservatives bottling it, we all saw their complacency with the EU Arrest Warrant, but Cameron will see the bulging puppy eyes of Merkel and follow anything she says. And only one person in British politics would dare defy her, and if I saw Nigel Farage as Britain's Prime Minister in my life time, I'd probably move to France and wear a stripy shirt and eat cheese for the rest of my life.
So, what now for the EU? Leave, reform, or stay? The only issue is, I can see only 2 options being picked if any, and those are the wrong ones. If Mr. Blunt Racist Farage gets his way and we leave the EU, despite his claims, our economy would falter due to the lack of faith in trade, and we'd lose precious allies, or lose trust. But if we stayed in the EU without reform, we'd keep loaning money for the rest of our lives to failing countries e.g. Greece. And we'd lose faith in allies due to overpopulation and Merkels conservative attitude. The UK and David Cameron are too weak to challenge anyone, and make the reforms that this country needs, to give us breathing space from immigrants, appease our population and shut Mr.Farage up for good... And then I'll be happy. Especially with a lack of Mr. Farage.
Jordan Ifield (Merkel + Garage = WW3)
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