Comments by "Neodym" (@neodym5809) on "France Takes Over EU Presidency: French Plans for Migrants, Borders u0026 Finance - TLDR News" video.

  1. What is difficult? Who leads a branch has the presidency. It is simply a job title, are we already so americafied?
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  2.  @alexturlais8558  Well, Germany has 16 minister presidents and one federal president. They manage, without confusion.
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  3.  @alexturlais8558  I am rather certain they can. If Germans can distinguish between 17 German presidencies, EU citizens can between 4 EU ones.
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  4.  @markaxworthy2508  Cameron didnt want to reform the EU, he wanted even more special deals for the UK. That is the reason he failed: he had to convince the other 27 leaders that it is in their interest. He had nothing to offer.
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  5.  @markaxworthy2508  What did Cameron demand? Look it up. Not to reform the EU, but more exceptions, more rebates for the UK. And it was not the EU which said no. It were the 27 other nations. I am really annoyed by this "The EU did" narrative. The EU consists of 27 nations, each of them with their own identity, as strong as the British one. If anything happens in the EU, than because these 27 members found an agreement. This is why the UK left: so used to centralism and London dictate, that the simple thought of nations cooperating as equals was not understood by the UK. The UK had the best deal of all EU member states: exceptions with Schengen, Euro, and many more, as well as the rebate. But like a spoiled child, it was always crying for more and that the others are unfair. How would the Dutch premier have explained to his voters why the UK deserves EVEN MORE without any benefit for the Netherlands? How would the German chancellor, the French president?
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