Should the UK re-join the EU?
The UK left the European Union on 31 January 2020 following the 2016 Brexit referendum, in which 52% voted to leave. Since then, debate has continued about the economic, political, and social implications of leaving.
The UK left the European Union on 31 January 2020 following the 2016 Brexit referendum, in which 52% voted to leave. Since then, debate has continued about the economic, political, and social implications of leaving.
“Its been a disaster financially, the only foreign leader who hailed it eas Putin. It lead to the Boris bulge and the Farage boats. The UK would be better off in the EU financially, politically and militarily.”
YES case · PeterCorner · 2 respects · read the thread ↓
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We never truly left. Every leader since has been a Eurocrat, wanting to bring us back into the Globalist fold. Leave and leave properly, with fair trade agreements to follow. Brussels be be damned.
No, especially we do not now the conditions.
Its been a disaster financially, the only foreign leader who hailed it eas Putin. It lead to the Boris bulge and the Farage boats. The UK would be better off in the EU financially, politically and militarily.
Looks like the percentage vote remains the same as vote to leave result. Better off out
I didn't vote out to go back in
The country voted for independence. Although Brexit wasn’t delivered in the way I wanted I still wouldn’t want to rejoin the EU.
BREXIT has been an unmitigated failure instigated by a corrupt cabal that appealed to nationalism and 'little islander' mentality seeking the glory days of empire.
It would cost billions?? Its costing us billions for leaving in the first place. Not to mention ALL the lies Nigel Farage told
It would cost billions and we already are ruled by burocrats , we need a full brexit out of Europe's folly