29 Jun 2016 13:11:22
Exactly Franky. the divide is only going to deepen and get nastier, I have heard talk of an EU army being formed and hastened through with the revelations coming from the Polish leak. perhaps the EU knows that it needs its own Gestapo if you will to crush any opposition or resistance to its plans.
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29 Jun 2016 08:20:25
Gotta agree people are in serious denial about this. i'm from Ireland and I was saying this to my mate here who wanted the UK to vote remain. Was telling him about the polish leak on this a few days ago and he wouldn't have any of it, wouldn't even read up on it and just kept saying it was some loony just putting out crap.
Personally I was delighted the UK left but here in Ireland you would nearly get punched for having that view and talking to people about it. it's clear to see why. Irish people didn't want the UK to leave, not because they gave a crap about the UK people but for pure selfish reasons.
The UK is putting itself first and people from the outside just can't see that, its like voting in a general election. people only take a narrow minded view if what's in it for them in the short term as opposed to what's best for the citizens of a country in the long term.
Thank God the UK voted to do what's best for you in the long term and I'm confident that when the EU comes crashing down and there's a scurry out the door that you will have been proved right.
I do think though that a civil war in Europe in the next 10-20 years is inevitable if countries don't back away from the monster that is the EU in its current (and planned) form. Rant over! ðŸ˜.
Read discussionGotta agree people are in serious denial about this. i'm from Ireland and I was saying this to my mate here who wanted the UK to vote remain. Was telling him about the polish leak on this a few days ago and he wouldn't have any of it, wouldn't even read up on it and just kept saying it was some loony just putting out crap.
Personally I was delighted the UK left but here in Ireland you would nearly get punched for having that view and talking to people about it. it's clear to see why. Irish people didn't want the UK to leave, not because they gave a crap about the UK people but for pure selfish reasons.
The UK is putting itself first and people from the outside just can't see that, its like voting in a general election. people only take a narrow minded view if what's in it for them in the short term as opposed to what's best for the citizens of a country in the long term.
Thank God the UK voted to do what's best for you in the long term and I'm confident that when the EU comes crashing down and there's a scurry out the door that you will have been proved right.
I do think though that a civil war in Europe in the next 10-20 years is inevitable if countries don't back away from the monster that is the EU in its current (and planned) form. Rant over! ðŸ˜.