To Brexit or not to Brexit?

To Brexit or not to Brexit?
Well, lets think about it. We all have different opinions depending on our background, beliefs and circumstances and these can actually prevent us from making the right choice. Forget for a second that all politics are rigged and all voting and all that goes along with it are just a charade to keep the tax slaves distracted in hope of a better deal and entertained by the fake news on TV.
Instead you want to think about what each outcome will enable you to do personally to make a better world for yourself. This may sound selfish to some, but if the majority were to take this approach and enrich themselves then as a whole society would be better off. Not the BS that government pushes down people’s throats that ‘sacrifices are made for the greater good’. No sacrifices are required! And also bear in mind that once an individual is happy and content in himself he is then in a position to help others.
So, the pros of leaving the EU:
A lot less bureaucracy and therefore a lot less (in theory) money stolen (aka tax) from your pocket to pay the politicians (feed the parasites).
The UK becomes more independent and does not have to deal with EU enforced quotas. We are free to trade with whoever we want in whatever manner we want, without having to acquiesce to the needs of a few greedy politicians, bankers or corporations.
Once the UK is independent from the EU we are better placed as a people to turn our attention to the politicians of the UK who will no longer be in a position to hide behind the excuse that they are only doing what the overlords of the EU have tied them into. (And who knows, we may then be in a position to start taking these free masons apart at the seams at that point – but that is beyond the scope of this article).
In theory, we should have a lot more localised control. There is a line of thinking that tax payers are being robbed by people coming over from the EU and using our NHS facilities, and in turn we get less for ‘our’ money and that other people benefit for free from ‘our’ services. But the system is rigged so do not get caught up in the line that ‘we are going to run out of tax money to fund xxxxx project’ – all currency as we know it is a fraud as it has no basis and is simply willed into being by those in ‘authority’.
And the cons of leaving the EU?
Theoretically, harder for a UK citizen to travel to the EU countries. In reality we could have an agreement in place whereby a UK passport holder does not require a visa for travel, but it is unlikely as the bureaucrats would want an excuse to create an opportunity to fraudulently charge for services which actually provide no real world value.
EU citizens would find it harder to come to the UK and so UK businesses will find it harder to recruit the right talent.
Workers rights in the UK may be negatively affected if we leave the EU, but we could choose to keep the good, beneficial bits of workers rights and discard the crap.
The UK will not have a seat at the table in the EU parliament, but that doesn’t mean we will not be conversing. Remember when Obama said the UK would go to the back of the queue if the Brexit vote won? Well, something changed his mind as he was one of the very first to do an exclusive deal with the UK soon after the outcome was announced! So, do not let politicians scaremonger you into fogging your thought process – remember politicians are professional liars, which is probably why the people who are ‘too busy with work’ rarely comprehend that they are being lied to on a daily basis by their slave masters.