Foreign Office diplomat, Iain Mansfield, banned from giving interviews by UK Government after winning £80,000 economics prize for essay on how Britain could leave EU. According to the latest poll 36% of UK nationals would vote to leave the EU right now! Some of the sticking points for an exit are economic: It costs the British taxpayer £50,000,000 per day for membership, and we have coughed up £12.5 BILLION bailing out failing member states - is it any wonder Merkel is adamant that we hold no such referendum. As the Eurozone has expanded immigration has risen 30%, doubling over the last year, and heightening security fears. Jobs are being swallowed up by foreigners and British culture is being diluted. Then there is the matter of EU legislation often seen in the UK as Brussels meddling in areas such as banking, trade, and were more than two thirds of our laws are set. Yet, David Cameron made it clear that he does not want the UK to exit, but does want to re-negotiate our relationship with the union. Has he forgotten that Merkel clearly said a big NO to renegotiating when she last visited the UK a few weeks ago. telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/eu/10758301/Diplomat-who-won-EU-exit-essay-prize-silenced-by-government.html
Posted on: Sat, 12 Apr 2014 18:51:55 +0000
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