Re: Brexit will never actually happen
When the next Euro crisis happens, the begging bowl will be out.
Euro army - they may respect our veto, but the begging bowl will be out.
Migrant crisis - the begging bowl will be out.
Our economy does better than the continent - the begging bowl will be out.
At some point they'll be suggesting harmonising tax rates (with no consideration of the consequences for individual countries), starting with VAT and with half a percent reserved for EU funding. The EU never, ever shrinks.
The harmonisation will move on to corporate rates.
Why stop there? Income tax rates next.
When a smaller group moves to completely integrate, we'll be left on the periphery anyway.
All of this will take place with the backdrop of increasing regulation, with Juncker having already stated that there was no opportunity for further reform or compromise.
I am a British citizen and want to remain a British citizen. I don't want to be a European citizen, so voting Leave was the only real choice. Of course I'm pissed off, they made me gamble my union for theirs!