I think British politics has failed. Leave or stay looks like it doesn't matter. I think its time for you to rise up and storm parliment. Im sure there are enough Soldiers that will support the cause. Tories aint gonna change anything, Labour certainly wont.
Time for action guys. You better start soon.
lol not sure about that but news recently was a chief of UK defence switching to suggest voting leave is a more secure path for UK rather then being part of a EU based army.
I didnt even know that was a thing but apparently overly centralised power is enough to swing his vote, Lord Guthie is the name to google
I've been doing a lot of reading today to try and understand both arguments for and against Brexit. Not really any closer than when I started.
As a young professional under the age of 40 who works in the tech industry, who has been saving cash whilst living at home for the last 10 years looking to get on the property ladder in the very near future, is a vote in or out more beneficial too me?
This is the only answer I need.
The waters are very muddy.
Owning a house or buying into the debt to own one is possibly a 25 year decision. Its a big deal and you want a stable set of rates to go with that, most mortgages are set by the variable national interest rate.
So whichever side can deliver a steady course is probably what you should be biased to .
Ultimately its true for everyone, an economy works best without excessive volatility. I find the ECB policies and their dealings with bad debt such as occured in Greece is alarming, I dont believe building a bigger government on that failure is a good start to a 25 year consideration of EU.
The best way to deal with bad debt is recognise it as a failure. The lenders are responsible for their judgement, what seems to have happened is the Greek people are paying back that bad debt which was borrowed on false terms and the whole nation should not be part of the EURO.
The UK was part of the
ERM, part of the predecessor to the EURO and we were forced to leave, no leeway was afforded us and we left that part of Europe and since then we have realised it was a benefit.
Keeping sterling has worked fine, I think its been realised it was better to recognise that path of amalgamation with European countries as a failure. Not force a path like has happened to Greece, its such a little country compared to us that Germany and other creditors they can juggle it about and make it perform to any agreement. They could never do this with the UK, if any problem occurred we would just part company as UK is far too large to be effected by France and Germany like they can do with Greece.
Thats the future if the vote doesnt mean we leave EU now I think, eventually we just have to part with their policies. A forced path rather then a vote to me represents instability, volatility and loss from unexpected rather then planned events. The longer we avoid choosing a path the further entrenched we get and the more upset and loss could occur.
Not sure about this video, just something I found. I dont go for the nationalist stuff especially, I wouldnt care if the guy running the country only spoke French. So long as he is a clever guy and its a benefit to us then great, I'll use google translate
The problem is they dont even manage their own business well now.
Massive government fails under its own weight, no malice is required for harm to be done just incompetence and the main reason to leave EU is a modular approach is better and more controllable then a centralised European power.
Obama supports a larger EU and UK in it as it mirrors the USA super state system with its giant central government with their 18tn of debt. That to me is the choice, not so much Merkel and whatever faces are there now. They can be gone in five years, doesnt matter but does the whole super scheme of a Centralised European power work so well that UK should follow that path forward. Its not a static situation, just choosing to sit still is not on the ballot, its a fork in the road imo
This part of the video is true I think on excessive regulations it very much favours large business, same effect is in play in USA. This is due to
scales of economies or mass production bias, but the fastest probably majority of growth in economies is the smaller startup businesses eg. Dyson
All in all this campaign has highlighted just how racist the supermarkets are, where were they to fix this line? 
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