Is it necessary for Britain to leave the European Union?

During the British period, Europe remained superior and Europeanized, that is, if it left Britain, it would consider itself a globe outside Europe, which was different from the uniqueness of Europe. Its rise is strong, although its advantages are gradually weakening, it is still strong. Every setback or crisis in World War II made Britain suspicious of Europe. There are four problems blamed on Europe or the European financial crisis. The outbreak of the European debt crisis has torn the gap between Britain and Europe.

Second, the high fees paid by Britain and the European Union should be reported accordingly. The amount that Britain pays to the EU every week is about10.63 billion. On average, Britain often bears about 1.30, which reduces the dues of some euro-zone countries and leads to an increase in the proportion of British dues. In order to deal with the European debt crisis, the European Union asked British tax money to save some countries in trouble.

Three. EU laws restrict the EU from managing towels, bread and milk. Articles 454, 1246, 12653: The European Union expelled terror from Britain, and the price of beer was controlled by 53% of the current laws and regulations in Britain.

Originating from the EU, Britain has almost great ability to prevent the EU from becoming self-reliant. The EU regulatory system restricts the signing of free trade agreements between Britain, India and the United States and the development of British industry.

Four. The number of net immigrants from the EU eastward expansion to the UK continued to increase by 20 15, and the number of net immigrants from the UK increased to 333,000. The number of immigrants from the European Union reached a record high, reaching184,000. The chief culprit of the economic depression is that immigrants squeeze welfare, housing and medical and educational resources and advocate leaving the European Union. Former lord mayor of london Johnson said that if Britain wanted to control the number of immigrants, it had to leave the EU.

5. Europe is facing a refugee crisis. Britain is going to intervene in Europe and invade millions of refugees. 10.3 million immigrants applied for asylum in Britain, of which 363,000 accepted some refugees from Syria, which only slowed down economic development and brought security risks to society.