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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
Agreed.
Then it will tip into wanting a seat at the table and 20 years hence we'll be leading Europe again and enjoying a stronger currency. Illegal crossings from France will be a fraction of what they are today as we return them swiftly back to France.
Or perhaps we'll settle for a half-in, half out approach. Either way, you can't fight basic economics for too long.
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Similarly can’t beat demographics you can only hold it back so long.
Sure, to date the Ponzi scheme has dragged younger generations to the right as they get older, however in a recession, in a country getting poorer and with reduced opportunities that’ll be harder than ever.