The EU is the sick man of the developed world, as much mentally ill than physical
The
EU leaders meet for another late night supper then to the drawing room for
their usual game of “economic bluff”
while quislings put together some incoherent mumbo jumbo communique.
The
idea of the game is simple; to let all 27 leaders leave with some credibility and
they can say they won something for their countries. In the UK we know the game
as “EU deception”, a game our last eight prime ministers have played in
Brussels.
The
real losers are the people of Europe who pay for this late night folly.
Some
ex-players of this game such as former Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel
Lawson, have now said it is about time the UK left the EU.
Of
course he was rounded on by Europhile business leaders coming out with the
usual tripe of UK trade being affected.
I
wholeheartedly agree with his response on the BBC this week when he called them
“Economic illiterates’
We
know all about those scare mongering stories during the single currency debate
of the late 90s when Nissan warned they would remove their investing from the
UK if we didn’t join the euro. Well they didn’t in fact they invested more!
I
suggest a new game for Thursday night called “Reality” when Europe’s leaders realise
that their beloved euro federal project has failed, that the single currency is
unsustainable without the express consent of the people of Europe to
federalising steps.
To
understanding that the people of the UK do no longer wish to subsidise your
pie-in-the-sky projects whilst they are suffering crippling cut backs at home.
I
understand the best treatment for mental illness is accepting the illness and
accepting reality. I commend you to try it.
