Backlash against the EU spreads as political parties across the continent call for 34 separate referendums

Backlash against the EU spreads as political parties across the continent call for 34 separate referendums. Pro-EU butts be a puckering.

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  • With the exception of Marine Le Pen, the rest of these assholes are trying to save their political skin. I didn't hear much from them until most recently.

  • And the globalists are doing their best to bury these referendums as fast as they can. Should the EU go under, these leeches will be out of a cushy job.

  • Italy has something called the "Movimento 5 Stelle", or "Five Star Movement". It was founded in 2009, & in the latest elections, won 19 out of 20 mayoral elections it was involved with. Including Rome & Turin. It is an anti establishment party, & believes that politics is not a career. From wiki...

    One of the most important rules of M5S is that politics is a temporary service: no one who has already been elected twice at any level (local or national) can be a candidate again and has to go back to his or her original job. Another feature of the movement is the so-called "zero-cost politics", according to which politics must not become a career and way to make money. Belonging to the Movement requires the autoreduction of salaries of the citizens elected. The movement also rejects campaign contributions. In the regional elections in Sicily in 2012, the Sicilian wing of the M5S also decided to allocate the money saved by the reduction of the salaries of their elected in a fund for micro-credit to help small and medium enterprises. In the general elections of 2013 the Five Star Movement claimed to have rejected over €42 million of public electoral refunds, supporting its expenses for the campaign with crowdfunding through the blog.

    ...oh, it was also founded by a comedian, Beppe Grillo, who has a checkered past to say the least. However, he has made a difference in Italy, unlike the comedians who fancy themselves as political pundits here in America.

  • I think the basic concept of an EU was a good idea but as usual when government bureaucrats get involved it becomes more about growing their power and increasing their control, until finally they are acting more as oppressors than as servants. The sad thing is, even after the Brexit vote and the ill feelings now being expressed from other countries, the bureaucrats in Brussels still don't get it. They're acting like they want to give the UK a spanking and send them to the corner for a time-out, instead of asking themselves, "Where did we go wrong?"

  • If anything, I would lay my bet on France being next. The citizens there have to be sick of all the cr@p in the last ten years or so.

    It would be nice if more people in this country would wake up but The Free Sh!t Army(FSA) here has many members.

    • I'm not so sure France will be next. They have been putting up with the Muslim Horde for a long time, I doubt they will be able to get the votes to leave.

    • The women and girls and boys have been raped an assaulted for way too long. Entire neighborhoods become hoodlum areas a lot of that French-ness (no matter how rude) is gone. If you go to France even Paris now it is like all of a sudden it is the Middle East or North Africa ENTIRE neighborhoods look like in the middle of Morocco or Iran or something. It is NOT a good look. I was afraid to walk in Lyon once I notice the stark difference from a typical French neighborhood to Muslimland we turned around and walked the opposite direction. Ugh... terrible...It is time for Europe to reclaim the continent just like their ancestors did thousands of years ago.

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