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On Sun, 29 Sep 2019 17:41:13 +0100, Tim Streater
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In , The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

On 29/09/2019 17:10, Tim Lamb wrote:
In t, Tim
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In , The Natural
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On 29/09/2019 14:14, Joe wrote:
A single world government would be the most harmful possible
thing for humanity.

And yet that is exactly what the soft middle class Left
believe
they want.

Rubbish.

They want a continuation of the status quo without any leaps
into
the
unknown.

Well they're not going to get that, are they?

Stay in. Form pacts with other members and keep the commission
on
a
realistic rein.

This is not possible.

Why not?
Because the MEPS have no legal powers over the commission

Which is a self selecting dictaorship


A lot more believable than the fiction of what remains of the UK
going
it alone in the world.

Oh please. If Iceland can go it alone in the world the UK certainly
can

Iceland withdrew its application to join the EU some years ago.
Wonder
why.

Their banking system imploded...taking with it the life's savings of
many
'investors'.

They actually applied to join the EU after that, but the
voters decided that they didn't want that to happen.

The EU would never have allowed it to happen.

Corse they would have allowed Iceland to join.

Corse not. Iceland is a deadbeat economy.

So is Romania, Bulgaria, Poland etc. They were all allowed to join.

Those were former communist states with great potential once
unshackled. Iceland has zero potential.

Romania and Bulgaria have no potential at all
except with tourism and Iceland has that in spades.

The EU couldn't care less about economic potential,
all it cares about is more states joining because that
make it look successful.

The EU project needed a large supply of slave labour to work long hours for
pitifully low wages.

It is what keeps the economy growing, as profits can continue to be maximised
for a much longer period.

Now that is petering out, they have had to turn to Somalia, Syria and Iran
- to name a few.