hopefully the start of the beginning of the end of the EU.
I am surprised that Portugal hasn't asked for a bailout yet. I'm sure it must come soon, and with Greece, Spain and Portugal, plus Italy and France (both countries are in Financial trouble) it looks to me as the EU will disintegrate. The European Socialist dream will end then. Kenneth Eames.
(11 July 2012, 15:55)bigpaul Wrote: [ -> ]hopefully the start of the beginning of the end of the EU.
Yet here we sit paying the EU zillions to muck up our lives.
Sheeple apathy!
Roll on the revolution.
Sadly it won't end with collapse. They people never give up they just rebrand it and keep going.
when will the (British) politicians realise the (British) public has had enough of paying for the mistakes of this failed institution? maybe at the next election they will find the electors have long memories(and empty pockets).
Once the Uk population tell them they'll know.
Sometimes I look at the passion of our foreign neighbours and wonder exactly when the uk male sheeple voting population submitted itself to be emasculated.
I also ponder if the UK preppers were the only ones not invited to the same clinic.
Its our children who are going to pay the price for todays politicians screw ups, our kids not only have no viable future jobs prospects but also face massive tax debts. THAT I will never forgive.
In the short term It'll probably be me and my age group that suffers most because we'll never reach the "upwardy mobile" retirement date, our savings (if any) will be gone, our homes won't be worth spit, and I'll be eating even more bunnies as Spam will be too expensive.
There's no work for me anyway because I'm not foreign enough and too old.
As for the state and NHS helping me, us, in fact anyone. No, I don't think so.
My children don't really care though, they've all sensibly bugged out to other more civilized countries. Give it a few years and I'll be looking to repat to them. I just hope I can last that long.
Rule Britannia? Bad joke.
