Originally posted on Wednesday, June 22, 2016 13:20pm
SHOULD WE STAY OR SHOULD WE GO? First and last word on the European Referendum... IS THIS INDEPENDENCE DAY FOR THE UK?
TURNOUT 72%
[CONFIRMED AT 06:00am
UK TO LEAVE EU
TURNOUT 72%]
UK POUND DROPS TO $1:34
DAVID CAMERON TO CONSIDER HIS POSITION
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Julian Bray writes: Many people have already voted either in or out of Europe, some two / three weeks back when their postal vote arrived. Leaving aside all the campaigning and the relentless lobby activity by big business, just remember big business does not have a vote, its really NOTHING to do with them, it is just you and the ballot box.
IF you are registered to vote, then please use it. Your single vote will impact on the UK for generations, not just the term of a parliament...
If we voted to leave the current EU set up, we do regain some of our national self-respect, all the funding ( and who really cares what the numbers are, just consider, they are truly eye-watering amounts and 'foreigners' will no longer decide how its spent and how much may eventually filter back to the UK.
Simply the money allocated to Europe or regularly allocated to European matters will stay firmly within this country, to be used as we see fit, rather than prop up the amazing excesses of MEPs and the European Parliament.
Like you, I can only name a handful of European MEPs and frankly why should they look after the UK when 27 or so other countries can black, veto or vote against anything we dare to propose?
Most of the progress or points our small band of MEPs try to promote will come back to the UK Parliament. Immediately we are out, if that is the result, will see David Cameron considering his position and looking for his next adventure. probably with a bank like J P Morgan perhaps?
Almost immediately with the shackles of the moribund EU off our backs, we can see that our own borders are secure. The only way this can be done is to build up the Royal Navy and coastguard, this alone will create jobs in the UK, as we have shipyards hanging on by a thread.
An order book of 100 coastal defence vessels (France has 300 ....) but most importantly this overcrowded island can protect its fishing rights and prevent French and Spanish fleet from plundering our fishing stocks.
It cannot be right that some London Billingsgate Fish market agents have to buy British fish from Spanish and French sources. .....
Importantly our domestic MPs will finally have a proper job to do, as they can no longer rely on the EU to do their work for them. They won't have time for second jobs and lucrative consultancy work on the side. Bringing democracy back to the UK. Its as simple as that. OUR OWN INDEPENDENCE DAY!
On trade, the 'remainers' claim that tariff barriers will disadvantage UK firms. Its rubbish of course as UK imports outweigh what we sell to the EU. Our traditional World markets created through Empire and the Commonwealth have been neglected by our politicians, blinded by the idea that the EU Club is an easy market to crack.
The truth is ENGLISH is the worldwide international language of business, not French, German, Pongolian or Italian. So I've voted to leave, so future British generations can trade without any constraints or petty rules and regulations from the fat-cat unknowns from many nations who are actually running and pulling the strings in Brussels - liberally using and spending our money!
For example the Indian TATA company is now asset stripping selling off small parts of what remains of the UK steel industry.
Meanwhile India is launching multiple International satellites from their own establish space industry, rather than install even basic sanitation and clean water for millions of Indians.....
Our energy costs are almost double that of Europe and we have by a European Union diktat we have to apply VAT IN FULL to electricity costs... plain daft.
Another thing, vote 'out' and just watch the 'hot money' leave the country, rapidly putting their empty investment property on the market, sooner or later that will trickle down, and our children and their children might actually be able to buy their own mortgaged home...
JULIAN BRAY +44(0)1733 345581 Aviation & Crisis Management Expert, Journalist & Broadcaster, Aviation Security & Airline Operations, Travel / Maritime & Cruise Industry, NUJ, EQUITY, LIVE ISDN LINK, Broadcast ISDN COOBE ++44 (0)1733 345020 e&oe Old faithful NOKIA: 07944 217476 www.aviationcomment.com
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