…We would not be subject to stupid situations like this.
Here’s the way it works.
The Government demand that you pay far far more tax than you really need to. The government then give your money, a huge amount of your money, to the EU by way of our ‘contributions’ and other payments.
The EU then use this money to pay overpay hundreds of thousands of jobsworths whose only role in life is to impose regulations on you, whilst living a lifestyle most working people in the UK could only dream of, enjoying a champagne and caviar encrusted work environment and running up a pensions bill your grandchildren will be paying for.
What’s left of this money, now dubbed Euro money, is sent back in the form of grants and regional development funds, which the UK government, Welsh Assembly or Scottish Parliament then have to match with even more of your tax money.
It really is a waste of time, money and effort.
If we left the EU, our own government could afford to fund any regional development, get rid of the EU Regional Development Agencies and their parasitic hangers on, make our own rules AND reduce your taxes, both national and local, as the whole process would be far cheaper than the Euro money laundering scheme that’s going on at present.
It would also mean that local people would be able to kick all these pie in the sky EU projects into touch and decide what they wanted developing or funding rather than some faceless Eurocrat making those decisions for you.
Lets leave the EU – you know it makes sense.
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Ian Parker-Joseph, former Leader of the Libertarian Party UK, who currently heads PDPS Internet Hosting and the Personal Deed Poll Services company, has been an IT industry professional for over 20 years, providing Business Consulting, Programme and Project Management, specialising in the recovery of Projects that have failed in a process driven world.
Ian’s experience is not limited to the UK, and he has successfully delivered projects in the Middle East, Africa, US, Russia, Poland, France and Germany. Working within different cultures, Ian has occupied high profile roles within multi-nationals such as Nortel and Cable & Wireless. These experiences have given Ian an excellent insight into world events, and the way that they can shape our own national future.
His extensive overseas experiences have made him all too aware of how the UK interacts with its near neighbours, its place in the Commonwealth, and how our nation fits into the wider world. He is determined to rebuild many of the friendships and commercial relationships with other nations that have been sadly neglected over the years, and would like to see greater energy and food security in these countries, for the benefit of all.
Ian is a vocal advocate of small government, individual freedom, low taxation and a minimum of regulation. Ian believes deeply and passionately in freedom and independence in all areas of life, and is now bringing his professional experiences to bear in the world of politics.
If the people who live upon these isles had any sense posts such as this would never be written!
If the people who live upon these isles had any sense posts such as this would never NEED be written!
We are saying the same thing aren’t we?
I hope so.