Brexit’s business supporters speak out as the Clunking Fist hits the road

Just to say that after very careful thought I am decided to vote Remain – for the sake of this country and Europe for whom many of my friends and contemporaries gave their all. To abandon a united Europe, albeit with its acknowledged imperfections, would be to betray these sacrificies and to escape from our current responsibilities for working together towards a better world.
(My previous email address: e@hillfarmthursley.freeserve.co.uk)

Would share simply, that in 20 years of working and living across the continent I have yet to meet a single business leader, investment manager, entrepreneur, corporate manager, banker and a small selection of politicians, who express anything other than concern for the current EU model. I have yet to meet anyone who supports what we have, and what we have achieved, in the EU today,

Not only can Britain leave the EU and have access to the single market, we’d actually get a better deal !!!!! What have you got to say about that, David Cameron ?????

* Read the full article in The Telegraph, http://www.telegraph.co.uk, 2016/06/13

I strongly suggest that the unwise, vulnerable and undecided British voters who are worried about whether Britain would ‘hit a brick’ wall if it gets to leave the EU because of trade deals with the EU, should spare some time and carefully read this useful article published in The Telegraph yesterday and as mentioned above.

Far too many decent British voters have been left confused over the referendum on 23 June 2016 whereby they have been and are still being fobb off, lie to and seriously scare mongered by the Remain campaigners who are so desperate and hard at work to keep Britain in the EU and would stoop to any level to get their way regardless of the consequences and most probably out of self interest.

The Remain campaigner’s promises are false and their words are empty with no meaning because Britain has been an EU member since 1975 and far too much time has been given to renegotiate and sort out many very serious issues within the EU but unfortunately to no avail. They say what they like now and worry about the apologies, consequences, wrong predictions and misinterpretations after the Referendum as they very well know that it will probably be the last referendum many British citizens get to VOTE in and that there is no turning back the clock irrespective of the outcome.

Europe is broken and hopefully and very possibly once Britain gets its freedom and democracy back it won’t be surprising to see how many more other EU countries will follow us therefore I urge all Voters to help not just lead Britain out of the EU but also in working hard together as a United Kingdom, afterwards, and in proving what an exceptional country and role model we could be again.

[…] However, three significant businessmen have expressed their support for Brexit. Sir James Dyson put it bluntly:- “When the Remain campaign tells us no one will trade with us if we leave the EU, sorry, it’s absolute cobblers. Our trade imbalance with Europe is running at nine billion a month and rising. If this trend continues, that is £100bn a year.”… Continue Reading […]

Britain will start to grow, when it is freed from EU Rules and Regulations. Britain will grow when we stop throwing money at them through contributions and fines, extracted illegally. Britain will grow, when we start to make our own decisions for our benefit, and we don’t have to bail out failing European Banks. The word online is that The Deutsche Bank, and The French National Bank are insolvent. The EU and Euro are killing not just trade, but the ability of Euro Countries to recover.

With only 6 campaign days to go, we need Boris Johnson to put out a message that really resonates with most people. As someone who works in the area of communications I’m actually quite surprised at the absence of really well used analogies by the campaign so far. The numbers and stats used by both sides have just become a blur to the voting public, claim and counter claim just leaves the public confused. Ultimately, and like most decisions of importance, this will come down to an “emotional” choice. People may rationalise in this way or that, and want to feel they need yet more information to make an informed decision, but really it’s an emotionally driven decision to stay in the EU or Remain. Therefore I suggest the following, and if anyone can get this message to Boris, or Michael Grove or IDS or their campaign advisors I will be grateful and I’m sure it will give our campaign an advantage in these last few days. This is the analogy I suggest they use:
“Leaving the EU is a bit like leaving a bad relationship that has been faltering and getting worse for a number of years. It’s hard to leave a long relationship, and the Remain campaigners will tell you that however bad it is, you will be better off financially. Is that a reason to stay in a bad relationship? Many people in their own lives will have experienced this dilemma, shall I leave or shall I stay. It takes a certain amount of courage to leave a bad relationship, and yes initially it may be hard and bumpy. But those who have taken that decision, and you may have done it yourself, will look back in years to come and say that’s the best decision I ever made, because it opened up so many new opportunities to me, it made me feel free, re-discover my own identity, and open to explore new more healthy relationships. Those who stayed in bad relationships for financial reasons or fear of how they would cope, may look back with regret at not being brave enough to take the leap, not having trust their own abilities, and trust that once the dust settles, there will be a brighter future for them and their children. This vote is about leaving a bad relationship, the remain camp want to paper over the cracks, put some more plasters over the wounds, keep pleading in desperation it’s working when it’s really not , and even try and scare you into staying. On Thursday, we ask voters to be brave, to show courage, have pride and confidence in yourselves, take back control of your borders, and never ever be afraid”