Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "Wendall" channel.

Well, four of the five EUs poorest regions where in the UK, when UK still was EU member state... This is why Cornwall received € 650 million every five years (ALL the time while the UK was EU member state) from the EUs subsidies "infrastructure fund for poor regions".... Same goes for all those social projects for kids/youth etc, they were completely financed with EU subsidies "EUs fund for social/critical regions/projects"...since Brexit those projects for kids/youth etc had to be closed down...looks like that the UKs Gvt doesn't bother about British kids... Greetings from the EU27 🖐
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..."and I would say in other countries too"... Sadly it's like that in the UK only, not though in the EU27 member states... I wish you all the best with greetings from the EU27 🖐
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@stoke101 Good morning to Stoke, well, it's the gvts job, to take care of the countries infrastructure/economy/citizens, as a democratic elected Gvt should work on behalf of the citizens of that country.... which hasn't been done in the UK since ages... About the EU27 it goes like that: the EU27 are a pragmatic, rule based organisation/union of 27 independent and souvereign countries with their democratic elected Parliament (with PR) and its MEPs working on behalf of the democratic elected EU27 member states Gvts and their 450ish million citizens. The EUs Council = the EUs member states Gvts and the democratic elected MEPs, are the rule/law/decision makers in the EU. The EUs Presidents (Council and Commission) get elected and confirmed by the EUs Council and the democratic elected MEPs. Next year elections are coming up for the EUs Parliament and both EUs Presidents...ALL WITH PR... About 90ish British MEPs were working on behalf of the British people... Again, if a countries Gvt/UK, doesn't do its job properly, by not taking care of the countries infrastructure, supporting industry/economy/citizens, which would help to create proper jobs, therefor the people have money, to buy things, can afford to go into a pub/cinema or whatever... only that keeps towns/cities/villages alive... Btw, Cornwall, one of the five poorest regions in the EU (from which four were in the UK), received € 650 million EU subsidies over a timespan of six years (ALL the time while the UK was EU member state), the EUs "infrastructure fund for poor regions).... since Brexit Cornwall received £one million from Westminster.... Some time ago Richard Tice stated "Brexit was about stripping down all regulations (protection of labourship, environment, banking etc) and to convert the NHS into a private health system US style". He was smiling when saying that. Merry christmas with greetings from the EU27 🖐 Edit typo/autocorrect
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Sadly it's looking like that in the UK only, not though in the EU27 member states. Greetings from the EU27 🖐
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"Much of the rest of Europe is faced with somewhat simular challenges....".. Errr...nooo...it's not "facing simular challenges", opposit to the UKs infrastructure, where the Tory's hadn't bothered maintaining the needed infrastructure nor converting ex industrial areas into modern times, installing different sort of industry/economy, not just service based...the EU27 member states are doing exactly that: investing into the future, keeping infrastructure maintained, taking care of their buildings/public once included, etc... And Germany is the worlds third largest economy in 2023...and also in transition going green...like all of the EU27 😊 Greetings from the EU27 🖐 Edit typo/autocorrect
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Estimated time needed for joining the EU are minimum 15+ years AFTER fullfilling the Copenhagen, if NONE of the EU27 member states vetos the UK joining the EU again, as stated by various EUs negotiators/spokesmen, they know due to experience of other countries joining process. The UK is moving away from fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria at the moment. Every EU member state has the right to veto, ONE veto is enough to stop the whole process of joining.
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Because their families take care of each other...
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