I
don't have the right to vote. I'm speaking as a Canadian only. To me,
Canadian politics is so much simpler. I don't have deep knowledge of British politics, but I've done some studies about Brexit.
This is my
opinion: either you are in or you are out. It is not good that you are in, but
not quite in, which is the current situation. If I am a British citizen,
I'll vote yes, leave the EU. It may hurt a little in the short
run, but in the long run, U.K. will get back its ' full ' sovereignty
with no higher EU authority above. The U.K. Government will become '
more free ' to do good for the British people, and ' more free ' to work
directly with other countries, without having to consult or be subject to the
approval of a higher EU Authority.
I'm not asking for a debate please.
I'm only giving my opinion as an observer. I know there are also the
Stay-No-Brexit people. I'm sure they have their good reasons why
they want to stay. Peace !
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The British people have spoken. 51.9% want to leave the EU. 48.1% want to remain. Of the 12 regions, only 3 regions have more stay-votes than leave-votes (Scotland, North Ireland and London). 9 regions have more leave-votes than stay-votes. 9 out of 12 regions want to leave, so the choice is clear. I feel a bit sad for David Cameron, but it's politics: one day you were on the top, and then the next day you fell.I guess the Queen may be laughing in secret. No more EU above her.
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