Comments by "Henry Law" (@henrybn14ar) on "Where Does the EU Get its Power From? (u0026 How it Passes Laws) - TLDR News" video.

  1.  @verttikoo2052  There is not much support for the EU here in Sweden these days.
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  2. The influence goes to those who can afford the most effective lobbyists - mostly the Franco-German industrial giants and owners of large agricultural holdings. Which is why EU policies are geared to their interests. They are the same faction as bankrolled the Nazis and fascists between the wars.
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  3. 28 people go to a restaurant and try to pick a menu that they will all be able to eat. They end up with steamed Chinese cabbage. That happened to me one with a group of people.
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  4.  @verttikoo2052  Hitler was bankrolled by the German industrial giants who have not gone away but been joined by their French, German and Dutch counterparts who make sure that the EU acts in their interests.
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  5. This is one of the best arguments for leaving the EU that I have ever heard. Well done for putting it together, and I bet that was not recited from memory. What a chaotic and incomprehensible shambles you have described it to be, like a ball of wool a cat has been playing with all day. It explains the almost unerring ability of the EU to make bad decisions, even when the intentions are worthy. And why is it meddling with trivia like the power consumption of vacuum cleaners? Run away. Fast. In the British Constitution, power derives from the Sovereign, who is responsible to God. This is made explicit when the British monarch is anointed at the Coronation ceremony. The rest, Lords, Parliament, the Justice system and the executive civil service, follows in a logical and comprehensible progression and is mirrored at county, city, borough and parish level.
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  6. Who would want their country to be tied in to such a complicated shambles of a structure?
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  7.  mininmalta 123  The structure verges on incomprehensibility. It confirms the wisdom of getting out.
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  8.  @iedco4  Listen a couple of times and try making a flow diagram. It is worse than shambles which was left after the botched privatisation of British Rail.
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