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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
Reading about the subject more this would appear to be the case. It's ironic that a great proponent of integration, Belgium, now has as its' largest party a separatist group. Not separatist from the EU, but Belgium.
Ireland's economy owes a fair amount of its' pain to the Euro, and it's just crazy throwing so many diverse nations together with a one size fits all policy.Not to mention the ongoing total lack of respect for democratic process when it goes against the federalist agenda.
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Yes and those of us who've dared to point that out over the years have always been labelled xenophones and 'little Englanders' in just the same way as those so called 'bigots' who've dared to raise concerns about the effects of mass immigration.....
Now that the EU's in the financial doldrums and people have come to discover that their streets aren't going to paved with gold any time soon, my worry is that, in so blindly following their federal agenda, the Eurocrats will spark off a growing nationalist backlash which could prove very unpleasant.