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Well, as long as we make border crossing more convenient for travellers, we will I am sure, be happy to spend £55 millon per day (UK) for the privilege of belon
by vixin 12y ago
Well, as long as we make border crossing more convenient for travellers, we will I am sure, be happy to spend £55 millon per day (UK) for the privilege of belonging to an anti-democratic superstate in the making which ignores referenda from citizens who don't vote the right way in elections.
- M2Ys4U 12y agoUgh, can we (collectively) stop repeating that lie about how much we pay to the EU please? As for anti-democratic, just look at who is trying to prevent the nominated candidate from the largest party in the Parliament from being chosen as the President: The UK government. It's the executives of the member states that provide the biggest anti-democratic element of the EU by trying to cling on to their power (under the guide of "sovereignty").