SamuelRSmith said:
It won't solve all, but it will solve some. Scrapping the ridiculous-and-exponentially-growing EU regulatory code will ultimately save businesses millions of pounds. Seperating further from the inevitably-doomed Euro may also prove beneficial in the not-so-distant future. Sticking in the EU means staying in an "ever-closer-union", which ultimately means the goal of Eurocrats is for the UK to assimilate into more of the EU projects. Schengen, common currency, are two obvious things that the UK is separate from, but staying in the EU all-but-guarantees it won't be forever. You'll also be voting for more EU control over British foreign policy and finance regulations. |
Businesses are the ones who are going to get hit the hardest over leaving the EU especially the financial sector, for every minor issue it solves a few major ones will take their place. Believe me from working in the financial sector many want to stay with the EU instead of leaving it and big businesses like Banks are going to relocate, remember the Scottish vote and how businesses flat out said they'd relocate to England if they left UK it would be that on a bigger scale which would impact the economy and the pound. We're not Norway who are self sufficient we sold all our bread and butter ages ago and the politicians like Johnson and papers like the Sun pushing for this have yet to present answers to the full picture, they're just mentioneing the few benefits that we may not get anyway, these are the same clowns who wanted us to join the single currency with these so called benefits then later shrugged their shoulders when it became erratic.
Foreign policy, laws and all that aren't just done by the EU the are international factors that govern them, leaving the EU doesn't actually give the UK full control over it at all
