(EU citizens only - minus UK) A future British rejoining of the EU ? Yes or no ?

[The Lawspeaker]

If Britain would seek to rejoin the EU at a later date (because it didn't turn out the way they had wanted or because the wind changes or because of any other stupid reason) and the EU would still be around. Would you support their membership in a referendum or would you vote against it ?

[The Lawspeaker]

I would vote against British membership for the simple reason that they did not want to follow any of the rules of the club and sought to opt-out on every little thing. When they joined the EEC, they only managed to do so after the French president who had wisely held them off (vetoed them twice !) had passed away and the Dutch, for much of the 1960s, had been the only ones willing to support them. I think Brexit can serve as a lesson on what countries shouldn't join into an international organisation.

[Teutone]

OFC not

But I hope more EU members wont follow the rules of the club no longer.

[♥ Lily ♥]

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...-Out-of-the-EU!

[Nurzat]

I am against UK re-joining the EU and also I am in favour of Romania leaving the European Union. I need to say that I am in favour of close cooperation between European countries but against such a union that tends to mix too much into local/national affairs. so I don't want to be labelled as anti-European (I am not), but I am anti-EU.

[MinervaItalica]

EU is not a club where you can join and leave whenever you want. Its not that easy.

UK made its choice to get out and now stay out. In any case i doubt the rejoin option will ever be a thing. If yes that would be really stupid and ridiculous.

[♥ Lily ♥]

I think this thread is a wind-up... but it's ok because we're never returning or coming back.

I wouldn't make threads one month stating to 'get the f*ck out the EU'... only to be kissing the EU's a*se the next month and seeking to punish those who've decided to leave. (I find that oh so confusing.)

Mr. Lawspeaker;- with all due respect to you Sir, I'm most confused with your inconsistency on the EU, as you hate them one day and love them the next.

Spoiler!

You say that the UK is 'inconsistent' for joining the EEC in the past, (of which the people were never asked and had no say or choice in the matter;- politicians decided that for us,) - and you seek to punish us for now leaving the EU after the people in my country were finally allowed to have a democratic say in this via the 2016 referendum, along with the democratic results of the electoral earthquake and political revolution in the UK's 2019 General Election last week.

Btw, the EEC that the politicians in my country initially signed-up for was a European economic union and not a political union. The silent takeover of European sovereign nations combined with the political control of Europe by unelected Eurocrats is not what we initially signed up for, as pointed-out by Mr. Wilders in this news clip video below.



You make it appear as if the UK has somehow 'betrayed' the EU for leaving, but it's the other way around Sir;- the EU betrayed us - and not only that - the EU has betrayed every European. The EU is now anti European and pro Eurabia. That's not what we signed-up for Sir when we joined the EEC. We didn't sign-up to the EEC to become the undemocratic United States of Eurabia today with no control over our laws and borders.

At least I don't hate the EUSSR one day/week/month... and lick their boots and love the EUSSR the next week. I've consistently despised the undemocratic EU for nearly 10 years now. I previously made somewhere between 11 or 12 Eurosceptic and anti EU videos on a former YT channel (in which I had over 17,000 subscribers) to raise awareness of how corrupt and anti-democratic the EUSSR is for several years prior to the 2016 referendum - and I've never once changed my point of view on wanting independence from the EU. I've been consistently advocating for our democratic independence from the EU political union and Eurabia.

You see... there's nothing like consistency, Sir.

[The Lawspeaker]

Have you never wondered who funds those Brexit organisations ? Wilders and Farage all have their contacts in America. Trump is very much for a break-up of the EU and Soros is fiercely anti-Euro. There is a lot wrong with the present day EU but they are not against it out of the kindness of their hearts - they are for it for a different reason: asset stripping. If Europe is weak and divided, it cannot stop being infiltrated, carved up and stripped and it has to beg and pay fhe Americans for protection (the EU, increasingly, also has a separate security mechanism). The Americans would love to see the Euro and the EU gone: they could have been competitors for their own power and for the petro-Dollar. So, personally, I think that Britain will soon be brought back to the 1980s - or become like Argentina.

[♥ Lily ♥]

Have you never wondered who funds those Brexit organisations ? Wilders and Farage all have their contacts in America. Trump is very much for a break-up of the EU and Soros is fiercely anti-Euro. There is a lot wrong with the present day EU but they are not against it out of the kindness of their hearts - they are for it for a different reason: asset stripping. If Europe is weak and divided, it cannot stop being infiltrated, carved up and stripped and it has to beg and pay fhe Americans for protection (the EU, increasingly, also has a separate security mechanism). The Americans would love to see the Euro and the EU gone: they could have been competitors for their own power and for the petro-Dollar. So, personally, I think that Britain will soon be brought back to the 1980s - or become like Argentina.

But you told Europeans on another thread to get the f*ck out of the EU... so which one is it, sir?

[The Lawspeaker]

But you told Europeans on another thread to get the f*ck out of the EU... so which one is it, sir?

Back then I didn't know how this game worked either. You should look up who funds Farage and where Wilders gets his money from.