He doesn’t appear to be a fan of Jeremy Corbyn, either. And why would they turn us away? Everybody needs to trade.ĭaltrey is also highly critical of the Out campaign, however, and as much as he espouses their principles and aims, thinks the communication has been lacklustre in the extreme. We should invoke Article 50 of the Treaty, and then apply to join these other trade groups. To get out would take probably two to five years. “Seriously, there are too many open wounds that need to be healed and I don’t think we can do it within the present system. But equally they are well-meaning tossers!

Look, I know I’m speaking as a rock star, and I understand that their jobs are extremely fucking difficult, and I shouldn’t have called them a bunch of useless wankers. He couldn’t get elected to open a letter over here. Look at Neil Kinnock! He’s made millions out of the place. It’s an old politicians’ graveyard where they can make their pensions. “The politicians encouraging us to stay in all have a vested interest. Look at all the Spanish and the Portuguese who are working in Britain at the moment because there are no jobs for them at home. It’s not a criticism of Albanians, it’s a criticism of the way Europe is set up. And of course they’ll come and work for less than anyone in Britain. They’ll bring Albania in, where the standard of living is probably ten times lower. Every kind will get near to climbing up the ladder and getting away. I’ve got nothing against immigration, but if you imagine yourself as a born and bred British bloke on the bottom rung of the ladder, and you’re going to be there forever with the way they’ve been running the European Union. People aren’t happy when their ways of life are changed without their permission. The hatred that’s going on in Europe at the moment is awful, it’s horrible. Actually I think the chances are far more likely if we stay in, not less. “The young are quite fearful of war, as they should be, but equally the European Union hasn’t done anything to prevent war, that’s NATO, and that’s a whole different thing. Read more: A gentleman's guide to champagne But it’s quite clearly not functioning now. We don’t have to scrap all of it, but we have to rebuild the institution. And do we want to be part of it when it does? I’d rather be the first brick taken out of the wall that causes the collapse, so that we can rebuild it. Although I think it will probably fall to its knees anyway. They need to reconstruct the European Union, and the only way we’re ever going to do that is to leave. “We haven’t voted to accept their laws and nor should we have to. “I’m sincerely worried about us staying in Europe,” he says.

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