Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "Brexit two years later: Why the UK is struggling | DW News" video.

@shingetsu10 The EU Parliament is the worlds second largest democratic Parliament with secret, independent and free elections every five years since 1979. The elected MEPs are working/acting on behalf of each member state of the EU. Btw, about 90ish British MEPs (elected by the British people) were working/acting on behalf of the British people in the EUs Parliament. Greetings from the EU 😉
27
@Apsoy Pike The EU27 will replace all fossil fuels (oil, coal, nat gas) with green hydrogen, the goal is focused on 2030-2045. Hydrogen can be used as storage battery for the overloads from the offshore windmills and others as well as raw material for proceeding things like steel, glass, paper etc. Lots of start ups are working on alternative storage possibilities as well. Electrolyseurs (wind to power) are under construction everywhere as well. Btw, since September no Russian nat gas imports anymore (apart from Hungary). Germany is/ has been forwarding nat gas to the Ukraine, Poland, Austria, Tchechia and some other countries. All those mentioned countries had to fill up their nat gas buffers before winter. France had to shut down half of its nuclear power plants because of low water levels in the rivers due to the recent heat wave and urgently needed maintenance ( still ongoing), therefor Germany is doing the back up power for France and sending six times more electricity to France as normally. About 80% of France's electricity gets produced by nuclear power and the French are heating with electricity. 48% of Germany's electricity gets produced by renewables ( wind, solar, water). Most of the nat gas is used as raw material for proceeding things like steel, glass, paper etc, and as written before, will be replaced by green hydrogen. Btw, Norway, the Netherlands and Belgium have taken over from Russia with delivering nat gas to the EU27. Therefor: the EU27 are doing good ... Greetings from the EU 😉 Add on typo
10
@markaxworthy2508 I'm sorry to say, you're blaming the EU for not "delivering" more exceptions to the UK/GB?! Your country had the so called "Brit bargain" since Thatcher, therefor the £350 million (EU membership fee) never existed since than, it was more like about £180 million, deduct the millions of EU subsidies the UK/GB received, it's down to about £120 million, then deduct the money needed for "EU infrastructure like border/customs staff and bureaucracy and the loss of the EU27 worldwide trading deals, there is a big minus in the UK/GBs "pockets". The UK/GB was the EU member with the most of all exceptions of all the other EU member states. It was a never ending story.... So you're ongoing to blame the EU while being an EU member and now (still) for leaving the EU. Sigh ..... Add on: forgot to say, the EU27 have the same "military agreement" with its EU member states as Nato (as you were talking about the RoI), therefor ... Greetings from the EU
5
@Apsoy Pike Well, as I wrote, it's not solar only. And there are so called "fluid salt" storage batteries as another option to hydrogen as a storage battery. Nuclear power, as we could see this summer, isn't a real option = no water, no cooling. And most of the needed Uranium is from Russia. Btw, Germany on its own has cooperations with 10 other countries worldwide to produce green hydrogen. Again, hydrogen can also be used as raw material for proceeding things and as storage battery. The Netherlands, Denmark and Germany have this project called " green hydrogen coast line", all subsidiesed by the EU and the Gvts. It's on the way all over the EU27, hydrogen is the future 😉
5
@Apsoy PikeTell that the 37 countries going green by using green hydrogen. EU27 have about 450 million people living there, I would think, those countries know what they're doing 😉 Add on: drinking water gets taken from ground water/wells, not the cooling water for nuclear power plants, that's either from rivers or sea water.
4
@markaxworthy2508 The EU offered support to the British Gvt upfront the referendum and got strictly refused as it was a national affair. Perfectly ok. Therefor the EU Commission prepared a site for the Brits, called :"all about EU - FAQs", it was set up with priority at Google, so all what had to be done was, typing in "EU", and it would have popped up. Apart from that, the EU27 nevrr Mix in national affairs of EU member states. Greetings from the EU Add on typo
3
@markaxworthy2508 As I wrote about Nato: you were mentioning, that the EU "armed" the RoI, my answer to that was, that the EU27 has the same "military agreement" within EU member states then Nato (duty to support each other in case of ..). Again, as written before: in some ways you are blaming the EU by not giving Cameron enough of "exceptions" for the UK/ GB as wanted. As I wrote before, the UK/GB was actually from beginning of its EU membership more or less demanding exceptions, it had reached the limits. Nobody is/was forced to join the EU, and the coming rules with it are made by the EU member states, including the UK/GB ... Btw, it was always clear, that the EU is permanently advancing, well known by the Continental EU citizens/ member states, just not by the UK/GB. If you're interested, please read up about Robert Schuman, the "father of Europe", born in Luxembourg (then German, later French), who's idea of an European Union started in the 1920s. Greetings from the EU27 😉 Add on: typo
2
@dw620 Germany is/ has been forwarding nat gas to the Ukraine, Poland, Austria, Tchechia and some other countries. Since September no Russian nat gas imports into the EU27 got done anymore apart from Hungary. The mentioned before countries had to fill up their nat gas buffers before winter. Norway, the Netherlands and Belgium have taken over from Russia with delivering nat gas to the EU27. The EU27 will replace all fossil fuels (oil, coal, nat gas) with green hydrogen, the goal is focused on 2030-2045. Hydrogen can be used as storage battery for the overloads from the offshore windmills and others as well as raw material for proceeding things like steel, glass, paper etc. Electrolyseurs (wind to power) are under construction everywhere as well. Greetings from the EU 😉
2
@markaxworthy2508 It's neither a "confession" nor it would have been an "interference" either! All I said was, that the EU was offering to one of its member states (the UK/GB) support, if wanted/ needed. You are aware, that the "leave campaign" was heavily influenced and paid by "buddies" from abroad (USA/ Steve Bannon etc/ Russia) to spread their "truth)? All of us over here in the EU27 could see whats going on over there, this is why it was offered, but ... Anyway, be happy with what you've got .... Greetings from the EU 😉 Typo
1
@Nevash Gabber You know, where the word "barbarians" comes from? No? The ancient Greek called everybody who wasn't able to speak ancient Greek language a " bar bar", as the Greeks didn't understand the other languages, all they were understanding was "bar bar bar". Therefor... yes, you are one as well "gg" ...
1
@nevashgabber8683 About 2.000 years ago we're talking about. You are aware, that Greece still exists?! LOL
1