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Brexit

Stay or go? (unfortunately, instead of taking this really seriously, which it is: I can only think of the clash!) Nobody is giving me any real info on which to base a decision

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dihannah23 · 09/06/2016 03:17

I've thought about this for a while; to begin with, I was just angry about being put in this position because this is what we vote for, isn't it: someone to represent our best interests who know what they are doing.

Once I'd realised that we've been held out to dry, I started to get less angry and over time have a think about what's good for me and my children. I've come to the conclusion that: for me & my kids - we cannot compete in the european market because despite being very intelligent and having numerous A*,there is no fluent second language spoken, therefore, anyone from the eu who is similarly bright can take my son/daughters job beause they have the added advantage of speaking english. (And possibly an additional language). Plus, those who are not so bright, but can still speak english, will have an advantage and can come to england and take the lower jobs.

Much as I'm disgusted at having to make the decision because surely that was one of the reasons why we elect our mps for, I am left not believing or understanding a word that's been said for in or out.
Left with nothing realistic to base my decision on, just what's been said or not been said in the media, propaganda leaflets etc. by default I am left with no real facts~;which is why I've made my own decision, selfish maybe, but it has to be to leave the EU. Our children are not ready to compete. Think about the realism xx

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MrsBlackthorn · 16/06/2016 11:53

You have a choice: staying and leading in the Europe, or jumping into the unknown for an undefined and likely non-existent future benefit.

I know where my cross is going next Thursday.

AnnaForbes · 16/06/2016 13:59

Those that think staying in the EU will mean business as usual are in for a nasty shock. The plans for shared military assets and headquarters is the first step towards an EU army. The plans are not being published by the EU chief of Foreign affairs, Federica Mogherinin, till the day after the referendum apparently so it doesn't distract Hmm. Methinks if the plans were in our best interests, they would be published by now as bait for the remain side.

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