In or out that is the question? What do you the people of the UK really believe and why? Please post comments, as this is the biggest issue facing the UK today. It is not a mere question of sovereignty there is more at stake.

Ten Reasons why I think we are better of out.
1. The EU is run by an un-elected body, they make decisions and impose directives on the British people often without parliamentary scrutiny or debate. I want an elected body governing.
2. Bureaucracy dominates so much of our public service that they are struggling to cope. If we take back our parliament we can begin to make the necessary changes that will make our police more effective provide us with more nurses put the teachers back in charge of teaching.
3. Only UKIP want full control over our borders if you vote Labour, Tory or Lib Dems you vote mass immigration into this country the infrastructure can not cope.
4. It has been said that Britain has no industry left and couldn’t cope on it’s own I say the EU has destroyed our industries taken away our fishing limits dictate to our farmers what they can and cannot grow. Lets free our nation from this virus that seeks to break up Britain. The EU will still trade with us after all they want our money.
5. The wealthiest countries in Europe have not surrendered their currency Norway and Iceland and still trade with the EU.
6. Adolph Hitler originally used the phrase United States of Europe but back then we had Sir Winston Churchill. Today we have Tony soon to be Gordon or David. God help us all.
7. Lets us not forget the many that died fighting for freedom in the World Wars do we really just wish to hand over our nation to EU rule?
8. By the mid 1980’s the number of new laws from Brussels exceeded the number of law made in the 1st 700 years of Parliament.
9. The EU regulation governing ducks eggs is 26,911 words long. By comparison The American Declaration of Independence is only 1,300 words. Surely the only things to be said about ducks eggs are, that they are laid by ducks. How many other crazy regulations do we now have?
10. Finally I find it offensive that the flying of the Union Jack or the Cross of St George can be considered racist or that celebrating Christmas in some areas is frowned upon this is our country if you come here to live embrace our way of life don’t destroy it.

Sources of information;
Vernon Coleman England our England.
www.betteroffout.co.uk

Comments by Trevor Cooper.