Friend and strategist Steve Hilton breaks ranks on Brexit to say Britain will be 'literally ungovernable' unless we take back power from the self-serving elite
Despite owing its allegiance to the Crown; the British Army was even ordered to emblazoned Headquarter vehicles with EU flags asserting beyond any doubt that they were not involved in a Nato exercise.
Hopefully members of the Labour Party will have more sense than their apparatchiks. (I have just spoken to a Sheffield man whose 18 year old son has just given up his first job after 4 weeks. The reason – nobody spoke to him. The entire work site was Polish).
Folk are blaming the UK Government rather than the EU. It is EU rules which prevent the NHS asking for identification because it would discriminate against EU citizens.
Gernany, Spain and many other countries rely on the profit they make by trading with the UK. The UK loses more than £1 Billion per week trading with the the EU.
PFI is a cunning plan to get around John Major's EU Maastricht Treaty. Maastricht limits government borrowing for infrastructure projects. Instead of Government borrowing the money, somebody else pays. The debt does not show on the Government books. Pretty clever eh? However, interest still has to be paid on the PFI debt by the hospital, local council, MOD etc
British farmers are being ripped off by the EU. Project Fear is trying to scare farmers, and everyone else, into thinking it will all go to pot if we Brexit. It won't.
Every child born or 'anchor baby' is the golden key to full access to all UK benefits for baby and family. Acceleration up the housing list, health, education..
Osborne has no choice. Raising the minimum wage is aimed at reducing UK taxpayer funded Working Tax Credits. Working Tax Credits allow EU workers to be subsidised by the UK taxpayer. EU rules prevent UK workers from being paid more. Everybody has to suffer.
'Britain would make important gains in security if it left the European Union, a former head of MI6 has said in a challenge to David Cameron’s claim that membership is vital to tackling terrorism'
Why would any country not cooperate with a non-EU country if it had information. Next time, it might be that country which benefits from UK information – as is now more often the case.
EU laws control who can enter the UK – and who can be treated by the NHS. In 2014, EU countries charged the NHS £674 million to treat UK citizens. EU citizens paid less than £50 million for NHS treatment.
To be fair to Osbrorne, the UK tax payer cannot afford to pay higher benefits to all EU citizens. EU laws prevent higher benefits for UK citizens. Osborne's only option is to cut benefits for all.
Dealing with extradition cases costs the British state at least £27 million a year, and the crimes they deal with are often trivial – not trival if it you who have been falsely accused!