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We had the solution a couple of hundred years ago: The British Empire.
Countries that cannot look after themselves should come under the protection of richer countries in a reciprocal arrangement whereby the rich country provides security, education, employment, housing, infrastructure and opportunity in return for the natives' labour and all the various trade commodities that the richer country needs.
Hitler tried and failed. Putin is also failing. Andy lives in a strange past.Applying that thought today would require the natives to agree to that deal.
Will you still feel this way when the American Empire buys us out and we officially become the 51st state of the union?We had the solution a couple of hundred years ago: The British Empire.
Countries that cannot look after themselves should come under the protection of richer countries in a reciprocal arrangement whereby the rich country provides security, education, employment, housing, infrastructure and opportunity in return for the natives' labour and all the various trade commodities that the richer country needs.
Will you still feel this way when the American Empire buys us out and we officially become the 51st state of the union?
We should’ve stayed closer to Europe, countries like France retain far more of their culture.That has already happened, our culture has gradually been replaced by inferior American culture in the years since the end of WW2. Not in my house though. And don't forget, America was created by British people.
We haven't moved away from Europe, we have (or are trying to) get away from the EU. The EU is an evil political organisation with no interest in different cultures or democracies. EU is not Europe.We should’ve stayed closer to Europe
And so they should.countries like France retain far more of their culture.
I used to think American culture had begun to dominate Britain after WWII but i read a book review about the chap who founded the Daily Mail, Viscount Northcliffe, who complained about American influence in the years leading up to the First World War: ironically, he'd founded the Mail based on American newspapers and one of the first issues the paper highlighted was --- yeah, immigrants.That has already happened, our culture has gradually been replaced by inferior American culture in the years since the end of WW2. Not in my house though. And don't forget, America was created by British people.
And yet the ones with brains as big as planets in here can't get enough of the eu, nowt so queer as folk eh.We haven't moved away from Europe, we have (or are trying to) get away from the EU. The EU is an evil political organisation with no interest in different cultures or democracies. EU is not Europe.
And so they should.
Must be a strange concept to you - to want to see the UK prosper. Clearly, the UK needs foreign trade. Only a moron would vote to jeopardise trade with our nearest neighbours.And yet the ones with brains as big as planets in here can't get enough of the eu, nowt so queer as folk eh.
That wasn't understood to be part of the original question on staying or leaving the EU, was it?Must be a strange concept to you - to want to see the UK prosper. Clearly, the UK needs foreign trade. Only a moron would vote to jeopardise trade with our nearest neighbours.
Did anybody have a problem with Britain being a member of a common market for trade, which was the idea it was sold on originally. Sure they were in the minority at the time and so we joined.Must be a strange concept to you - to want to see the UK prosper. Clearly, the UK needs foreign trade. Only a moron would vote to jeopardise trade with our nearest neighbours.
What exactly was the problem? I don't see anything fixed, do you? All I see are greater problems.It's what it's morphed into is the problem