Comments by "The Phoenix Saga" (@The_Phoenix_Saga) on "EU has its claw 'on the JUGULAR VEIN of democracy' says political commentator" video.

Can we just go for the friggin No Deal option already!? Sheesh, this would have been over years ago if they'd have just done what they were supposed to!
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@andrewneil6027 we had a referendum; they've just been trying to find reason to make it fall apart to try and make it go away and justify rejoining. Much like with what's going on in Ukraine - if the powers that be were altruistic and truly respectful of "democracy", Article 50 would have been initiated the day after the result, No Deal immediately focused on and Brexit would have been achieved by the end of 2018 at the most. Both however are being used for alterior motives; why do you think Cameron tucked his tail and ran off - sending his wife out first when he went on air to declare his resignation. My pleasure.
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Exactly - Hitler would be in his elements if he knew the successor to his reich were just as cut throat.
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@andrewneil6027 a little quick on the trigger there aren't you? What is that you ask? Well we voted to leave that failed bloc so that basically entails we have no say on their affairs and they have no say on ours - issues such as the Friday Agreement were matters between both sides of Ireland and the UK, not the EU so it's a matter they have no argument or purpose to butt into. Any trade deals, ought to have been begun once Brexit was complete... of course we know the reason why it hasn't gone this way - Ursula and stooges for a U.S.E in the form of the dweeb Verhofstadt, can't stomach the idea that their project can be left and are looking to punish, and the careerists in UK politics didn't want Brexit to begin with because it actually entailed... doing an actual job instead of relying on the safety net of pointing the finger at Brussels when their inadequacy, acquiescence, or disinterest started to demonstrate faulty leadership and they would, without said scapegoat need to find a bloody good excuse for their failures, lest a justifiably angry mob call for the guillotine so to speak.
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@gertscheper9653 and can't afford one either. Everyone always brings up economic arguments - when the reality is: no country in the world actually has one. Every currency is based on the fiscal debt cycle: meaning the more debt a nation has, the more money can be loaned based on it. Now how can you pay back a debt when you're literally dependant on it? You can't and that's the issue - with how inflated the pound alone has been since the 30s, when the gold standard was abolished: if we were to go back to it, the amount of gold on earth today wouldn't cover it, because enough doesn't even exist. A single pound of gold will set you back £25k: once upon a time it was a pound for a pound - hence the name. My point is - economic arguments are just a typical excuse to appease the unaware.
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