02-18-2024, 02:52 PM
(02-18-2024, 01:07 PM)Kenzo Wrote: ...
If you ask me , i think the whole EU was mistake ,as like what it has come. We only need security cooperation , and NATO was allready there to do that , so yeah....a mistake. All European countries should have stayed as were just after WW2 , except the East germany/ ex-soviet which were ruled by USSR ,occupyed .
I would like to hear what UK citizen think about post-brexit etc....
I would welcome that as well.
But I have found that - just like in the US - discussions of such matters often falls apart as soon 'political personalities" are included in the discussion. Just like here, on my side of the Atlantic, people seem fixed on the larger-than-life crafted images and 'sponsored' reporting sold to the public by media concerns and their masters. Soon the discussion devolves into leaders and their hair-brained utterances, or the hyperbolic sources they rely on.
Discourse is being diluted and skewed by people who would rather we listened to them, and not actually develop our own informed opinions.
The EU may have been a "bad idea" from our perspective, but we are not them. The failure to understand that the entire exercise was economic, that everything else was 'theater' for appearances sake was lost, and all efforts to illuminate that fact were usually dismissed as conspiratorial nonsense. Well, clearly, it's their soup... we don't have to eat it. The U.K. seems to have been sensitive to the overall arc of the union... I would wager that Germany is to follow... but I may be wrong... it largely depends on the bankers - who were, and are, the architects of all this globalist nonsense. It's a matter of exploitation, not much else seems to drive them.
Like I said before, secession is all about sovereignty. We can imagine all the benefits of it, but the weaknesses that are amplified by independence are too numerous to risk disregarding. Most people wouldn't want to endure what follows.
