| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re: What planet do you live on ? | |
| Posted by: | Mike Chisholm | |
| Date/Time: | 06/05/17 20:05:00 |
| hello Richard I think the Euro and its limitations has more to do with the current economic difficulties of the countries you listed than the EU itself? Yes granted, the rules around that part of the EU club (Euro) aren't fantastic, but the EU as whole promotes more things with our neighbours we are interested in doing than not. Also, is it possible to think of the Conservative reforms in the 80's demonstrates that even within the EU we do have our own sovereignty and democratic process to make and change UK law by parliament. To me that fits better for my understanding but you see it from different viewpoint? Welcome your thoughts thanks |