Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "Young Adults Replacing The Old Brexit Generation" video.

@stewie7338 Look up for = Jason Hickel and Dylan Sullivan or just type =165 million died due to British Empire = and it pops up automaticly 🙄 If only you would have Inet.. Edittypo/autocorrect
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 @EllieD.Violet It's the water... 😂
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@stewie7338 What has economy to do with the death rate of the so called = British Empire = invading, occupation, so called colonialism...btw = you just have to type "165 million deads due to British Empire"...and it pops up... But of course, that truth doesn't sound as nice as to think about "the glory of the British Empire"...time about, to do some self reflection.. Btw, the "favorite British method" was = death due to forced starvation...sounds familar? Ask the Irish about that...or the 40 million Bengals etc...
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@stewie7338 Oh dear...you really have a problem with your countries history...complete denial...very sad indeed...
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@EllieD.Violet Moin dear Ellie 😊 So I use that mailaddy, I'm using for yt anyway? Or do I need another one? About M, infact that info is correct, it even was reported about in the Spiegel, T-online, Guardian, leMonde, etc and at the EUs Commission site.... April 18th 2024 = the EUs Commission offer was the "EUs youth mobility deal for youngsters at the age between 18-30 for max four years to study/Erasmus, work, etc".... A few days later the UK rejected the EUs offer... Looking at the EUs Commission site "Q&A Commission's proposal on EU-UK youth mobility"... Let me know, please, when the discus is ready, looking forward to that 😊 Have a nice Sunday with greetings from oop north 🖐 Edit typo/autocorrect 😁
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@stewie7338 Hi Stewie, look, as stated before = just Google about that subject = and all needed figures are popping up...even independently from that guy.. and I don't know your problem about communists = the figures of dead people due to British Empire stay the same...
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@stewie7338 Oh dear... just leave it. . Still doesn't change the facts about the British Empire...
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 @EllieD.Violet Yes. I had to look up for that info... Cheers, 🍻🖐
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@Doggle85 NO. The EU27 are a peace project based on solidarity and respect for all EUropean member states with its SM/EEA included to benefit its 450ish million citizens and its member states. The EUs COUNCIL = the democratic elected EU27 member states GVTS (with PR) and the democratic elected MEPs (with PR) are the rule/law/decision makers in the EU. The EU27 are a pragmatic, rule based organisation/union of 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. "United in diversity, all for one, one for all, together we're strong", THAT are the EU27 😊
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@EllieD.Violet Moin dear Ellie, no, I haven't seen those comment to C68 and a b, so = thanks for copying it for me !! Yes, would love to join that yt group 😊 As I was about to answer to your last post at Marcs ...I recognised, that you disappeared completely...glad, to have found you again 😊 Edit typo/autocorrect
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@EllieD.Violet Of course NOT 😁 🥳
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@JupiterThunder Remember the British Empire? While the Osman Empire dissolved, the Brits took over by installing all those artificial borders without taking care of the already existing tribal/territorial borders at todays Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Iran, Iraq... ....until these days trouble is ongoing in all those regions/countries, due to those, by the Brits installed artificial borders...and most of refugees, coming over towards the EU27, are coming from those areas... ...and all of that the Brits did, to protect their already dissolving British Empire..
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@EllieD.Violet It's in the water 😂...or, as usual = tied foer klei mie ann mors 😎 Have a nice evening with greetings from oop north 🖐
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Please look up for Robert Schuman, the "father of Europe", born in Luxembourg (at that time German, later French), who's idea of a European Union started in the 1920s. Robert Schuman was the first President of the European Parliament and the only EUropean ever, who received this very special title "father of Europe". His book "for Europe" is available at the EUs Commission site book shop... Please look up for Jean Monnet, the other "architect" of the EU = the "Schuman plan". ALL of what the EU27 are today, was already part of the "Schuman plan", and got confirmed again at the Treaty of Rome in 1957, and got confirmed again at the Maastricht Treaty in 1992. Treaty of Rome = "....set up the EEC = bringing together Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, to work together towards Integration and economic growth through trade to establish a common market based on the free movement of goods, people, services and capital". Churchill as well as Thatcher jumped onto an already existing train ...
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Well, Starmer can't promise anything, which isn't up to the UK, but up to the EU27 only = as it's the EU27 only, who decide, which country can join the EU and when, and Starmer, as a former prosecutor and lawyer = knows that. EUs joining criteria = article 49 TEU EEA Agreement = SPECIFIES that membership is open to member states either of the EU and or EFTA member states ONLY, according to article 126. EEA = EUs SM NOT negotiatable !!
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Answer = Uk can hold as many referenda as wanted, but it's up to the EU27 only, who decide, which country can join the EU and when. The UK doesn't even fulfill the needed criteria for APPLYING for EU membership at the moment = a national debt of max 55 %, the UKs national debt is at 101,2 % recently. Estimated time needed for joining the EU are minimum 15+ years AFTER fullfilling the Copenhagen Criteria, as stated by various EUs negotiators/spokesmen various times since years, they know due to experience of other countries joining process. EVERY EU member state has one voice to veto the UK joining the EU, one veto is enough to stop the whole process of joining. EUs joining criteria = article 49 TEU Edit typo/autocorrect
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@Nickbaldeagle02 Ten countries have the status as a "candidate for EU membership" already, some since years... Joining the EU27 isn't to "negotiate", but simply "working off the list of criteria needed to be implemented properly" = which gets monitored by the EUs Commission, if not done properly, joining process stops instantly !! It goes like this ONLY = the UK has to apply for EU membership by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria FIRST (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if NONE of the EU27 member states vetos the UK joining the EU, only then the UK/GB would receive the status as a "candidate for EU membership", and then the 35 chapters have to be fulfilled and implemented properly (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if not done properly, joining process stops instantly. It's mandatory for ALL NEW EU member states, to join the Schengen area and adapt the €/Euro, as soon as the new EU member state has a stabile enough economy. This is, why part of the APPLYING criteria includes a national debt of max 55 % !!
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@Nickbaldeagle02 Well, reading helps..mostly ... As written "for ALL NEW EU member states"...the EU27 have changed some joining criteria due to the financial crisis in 2008... This is why I wrote = EUs joining criteria = article 49 TEU.... if only you would have Inet 🙄 Everything need to know = Google = as the EUs Commission site is very helpfull...one doesn't even have to search, just Google the needed facts = they pop up instantly !! Btw, Croatia joined the €/Euro zone January this year, ten years after being EU member state...
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@John-ss6ip Yes 😂 January 31st 2020 the UK left the EU officially = UK is a 3rd country now = 3rd country rules apply 😂 UK lost £ 100 billion in 2022 due to Brexit UK lost £ 140 billion in 2023 due to Brexit | Bloomberg and Financial Times Since January this year the "passporting" went back into the EU27, June 2025 the "Euroclearing" will be back in the EU27, then Brexit is complete, as those financial services are part of the EUs SM /EEA = FOM for capital = transition period of FOM for capital ends June 2025. Those financial services are making up about one third of worlds market for clearing services, that's a huge loss for the City of London. The loss of those services aren't included in the figures above, that will show up from 2026 onwards... Edit typo/autocorrect
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@John-ss6ip NO. Fitch affirms UK rating AA- outlook negative Fitch affirms the EU rating AAA outlook stable Fitch affirms Germany rating AAA outlook stable The EU27 didn't lose anything due to Brexit, the supply chains were simply terouted within the 27 EU member states and the four EFTA member states.. "United in diversity, all for one, one for all, together we're strong", THAT are the EU27 😊
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@rayc9539 Leaving the EU automaticly includes leaving the EUs SM/EEA and CU, because it goes like that ONLY = EEA Agreement = SPECIFIES that membership is open to member states either of the EU and or EFTA member states ONLY. EEA = EUs SM NOT negotiatable !!
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@guyvert49 Wow, so you "can guarantee that the prevalent German attitudes are no different from the 30s". I can smell some "German bashing" here... One could think, that the UKs recent status quo is closer to that, including partly it's electorate and politicians... especially since the law of "separation of powers" got changed to "the PM can dissolve the Parliament on his own" in 2022. Btw, while you're still seem to fight WW II the British and German air forces are doing the air policing at the Baltics = always with British/German cockpit crews...
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 @stewie7338 Just Google...All facts about British Empire are available online... Thanks for Brexiting with greetings from the EU27
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@rayc9539 Leaving the EU automaticly includes leaving the EUs SM/EEA and CU, because it goes like that ONLY = EEA Agreement = SPECIFIES that membership is open to member states either of the EU and or EFTA member states ONLY. EEA = EUs SM NOT negotiatable !!
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@rayc9539 Well, two of the four EFTA member states (Norway and Iceland), are stating since years, that they'll veto the UK joining EFTA, because "they don't want a trouble maker in their club"... Apart from, that all four EFTA member states have about 16 million citizens, while the UK has about 67ish million people living there.. The four EFTA members stated, that that "is a bit outbalanced", therefor another concern for them...looking at England /Scotland/Wales = UK...
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@rayc9539 The Norwegians are quite happy with the EFTA as it is, so are the other three EFTA members... Being in the EFTA doesn't include being in the EUs SM/EEA = THAT still would need the acceptance of ALL EU27 and the four EFTA member states...
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@rayc9539 EFTA members are rule takers ONLY... The EEA = EUs SM = ALL EU member states !! EVERY EU member state has one voice, Malta (about 550.000 people) the same as Germany (about 84ish million people), every EU member state has one voice. One veto/voice is enough, to stop the whole process of joining ... The EUs COUNCIL = the democratic elected EU27 member states GVTS and the democratic elected MEPs are the rule/law/DECISION makers in the EU...that also goes for = memberships, EUs SM/EEA included...
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 @Sir_Gerald_Nosehairs. Finland is NATO member, same as the UK 😊
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Hi Shaun 😊, while reading your comment, I was wondering, what WW II has to do with the issues of todays British politics and the way, the British youth gets treated by its own gvt? 🤔 My London born spouse and I are living in the EU27/Germany, thinking about your question "if it would have been better to be a born French, Dutch, German or Brit after WW II"? Well, as all those mentioned before Continental EUropean member states/countries had mostly been crumbled to dust due to the war... All of them received money due to the Marshall plan = UK = $ 3,75 billion Germany = $ 1,5 billion, of which $ 1 billion had to be paid back = of course, as Germany was the agressor... All of those mentioned before countries are todays EUs member states and in a much better situation than the UK is in... What makes me wonder, why are so many Brits...unfortunately until these days, are referring to WW II for so many of todays issues...meanwhile the British and German air forces are doing the air policing at the Baltics = always with British/German cockpit crews 😊 May be the simple answer to your question would be = that it's British politics and its politicians, which are supposedly should act on behalf of the British people/electorate/country, and not to benefit their own buddies.. I wish you all the best with greetings from the EU27/Germany 😊🖐
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@shaunbell499 Thanks for answering... Well, not so much really...why? The generation before yours were baby's /toddlers/kids at the time around WW II happened, the ones coming after you just know it due to history lessons at school... So it were your grandparents generation talking about it? As a EU citizen I can tell you, that unfortunately most of Brexitters, partly Remainers as well, still seem to fight WW II...as THAT statement pops up quite regular against the EU citizens and the EU27 itself 😒 Then I would say, that it might have been better to be a born Dutch, French or German after WW II... A change of mindset might be an idea for British society...may be the following generations of Brits have a chance on doing so... Forgot to say = the Dutch and German armies are fully merged since 2023, that process started already in 1995. It needs to get worked on the past...that includes the British Empire as well, as that meant = invading, occupation, so called "colonialism"....and not = the "glory of the British Empire".... "United in diversity, all for one, one for all, together we're strong", THAT are the EU27 !!
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@peterdavidson3268 Forgot about the content of your own post? "...closer alignment"...."SM"...."Starmer should"...etc... Therefor my answer "he can't promise anything "...."criteria for EUs SM" etc... Reading helps...mostly...😎 Btw = the UK doesn't even fulfill the needed criteria for APPLYING for EU membership at the moment = a national debt of max 55 %, the UKs national debt is at 101,2 % recently... Why is that needed? Because it's mandatory for ALL NEW EU member states, to join the Schengen area and adapt the €/Euro, as soon as the new EU member state has a stabile enough economy... Estimated time needed for joining the EU are minimum 15+ years AFTER fullfilling the Copenhagen Criteria, as stated by various EUs negotiators/spokesmen various times since year, they know due to experience of other countries joining process.
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@peterdavidson3268 "Rapprochement, realignment, joining the EU asap, etc" = the usual British cherry picking = UK has the TCA/NIP/Windsor agreement with the EU27...and it would be very nice, if the UK would finally implement those deals/treaties, it signed with the EU27... Some weeks ago the EUs Commission stated "the EU is very happy with the TCA, that it's very balanced for BOTH sides, and that the Commission is looking for further implementation of the TCA at the REVIEW coming up". And yes, right now there are various EUs member states, which would veto the UK... And again = the UK doesn't even fulfill the needed criteria for APPLYING for EU membership at the moment = a national debt of max 55 %, the UKs national debt is at 101,2 % recently... Starmer can sort UKs internal/national issues first...the EUs Commission/negotiators/spokesmen are stating this since years over and over again... EVERY EU member state has one voice, Malta (about 550.000 people) the same as Germany (about 84ish million people), every EU member state has one voice. ONE voice/veto is enough, to stop the whole process of joining... The UK has to apply for EU membership by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria FIRST (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if NONE of the EU27 member states vetos the UK joining the EU, only then the UK/GB would receive the status as a "candidate for EU membership", and then the 35 chapters have to be fulfilled and implemented properly (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if not done properly, joining process stops instantly. It's mandatory for ALL NEW EU member states, to join the Schengen area and adapt the €/Euro, as soon as the new EU member state has a stabile enough economy. Estimated time needed for joining the EU are minimum 15+ years AFTER fullfilling the Copenhagen Criteria, as stated by various EUs negotiators/spokesmen various times since years, they know due to experience of other countries joining process. Since the EU changed some joining criteria due to the financial crisis in 2008, part of the accession criteria are = a national debt of max 55 %, the UKs national debt is at 101,2 % recently = this is ONE of many criteria, why the UK can't even APPLY for EU membership at the moment...
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April 18th 2024 = Q&A on Commission's proposal on EU-UK youth mobility = official page of the EUs Commission 😊 Greetings 🖐
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@aukebij3193 OK. But that was exactly the idea behind it = that it gets sorted for the EU27 as a whole... because FOM for people is EUs issue, no?
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@ab-ym3bf Yes, some sort of "FOM light" for youngsters at the age of 18-30 ...therefor EUs issue...don't know, if EU member states can "sort" SM/EEA visa rules on their own, in contrary to the EUs rules...I doubt... Dusty (Sahara) greetings from oop north 🖐
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@ab-ym3bf 😊 That's what I meant with "light" = per country only, but without the 90/180 days restrictions... Did you have any rain so far, or is it bone dry again over there?
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