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Originally Posted by Mr K
Hello Big Brian,
you'll find plenty that agree with you here, however I'm not one of them !
The EU isn't perfect, but the grass can always seem greener elsewhere. Stephen Hawking doesn't think leaving is a good idea either. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-35772714
welcome anyway ! |
Then again he is looking at from a selfish point of view. Why should it not be good for science? When it's all said and done the UK loses money by being in the EU anyway to the tune of at least £8 bn per year.
Also they make a lot of our laws we have no say in but have to abide by.
They tell us we have to take their Citizens but we don't always have the room for them. We'd be in a better position to help the Syrian refugees outside the EU because we can cut back on the amount of EU Citizens we allow in.
Our NHS would benefit greatly from the money we save by not being in the EU.
Our economy is the 5th largest and can cope with trading with the emerging economies as well as the US and the EU.
It's probably the unknown people are afraid of but who said life was easy? Sure there may be some hiccups but they are not going to be as bad as Cameron said yesterday. One of the big 4 banks, according to someone I was talking to the other day online, said his boss doesn't think things will be that bad and they have no plans to relocate in the event of a Brexit.
Thanks for the Welcome