Have you been reading this thread?
No. That is why, I ask the question
Honestly, I didn't find it so outlandish. He favours stronger integration in the EU and says so explicitly. Hard to judge the exact, concrete proposals without hearing of them but his diagnosis is correct: part of the problem of the EU is the amazing number of opt-outs and rebates and such. Whether a dual system of members and associated countries would solve these problems, I have no idea because he didn't elaborate on how these would work.
Hes not being serious. RedCafe is mostly against Brexit and unhappy with the politics and politicians.
Yeah, sure, because you know, the USA and China aren't governed by turkeys, and Brexit has shown the EU to be a incompetent sell serving organization while the UK politicians have been examples of selfless servants of the people.
It's really not. A vote like this should never have been put to the people in the first place. It's so broad and open to interpretation, not to mention non binding, and difficult for most to comprehend the scale of.
National democracy ? Now granted I'm all on board ''we actually don't have really democracy in are lives'' commie train but I don't think wanting to turn Europe into a federal state is the answer. And certainly want go down well with some european countries.
They are pretty toothless as they can't challange her leadership for another 9 or 10 months...
See, I think the nation state is a dying construct that will eventually have to be replaced. Maybe not in our lifetime but who knows? Their significance and power is ebbing rapidly as companies like Google and Amazon grow and attain unprecedented power and influence.
Yes ive seen this too. May is a clown, driving us over a cliff through sheer obstinance.
We've both argued this point before. There are two parties in this thing, not one. Parliament cannot stop a No Deal until it agrees to something. Unless EU agrees to an extension, we are leaving on the 29th of this month. The extension May is asking for is just moving the no deal date and I can't see why they should agree to it. The parliament must agree to do something before the deadline for countries to participate in the EU elections. We are sleeping walking towards and we better wake up to that fact.
@Rooney in Paris what the feck? You march your way down to the Eiffel Tower and talk to the President of France right fecking now! Tell them that a brie company sent you, that should let you through the security guards who wear powdered wigs.
I think you are severely over estimating a lot of British people there.
