After three years of long distance running, why should Britain be desperate to leave the EU?

In 2016, all major ** reported on the "Brexit" referendum, after 3 years of hard work, the UK finally chose to leave the EU, why the UK is so desperate to want to leave the EU, the main reasons are as follows:

1.The key to Brexit is immigration, and according to EU policy, as long as you are a citizen of each EU member state, you can work in each member state. As we all know, the economic development of Eastern Europe and Western Europe is very uneven, coupled with the influx of a large number of refugees into Britain in recent years, which has brought a lot of demographic pressure to the United Kingdom, which has a very small population.

And the new immigrants are grabbing the job market of the British locals with low labor costs, coupled with the high welfare policy of the British local citizens of the United Kingdom, if this phenomenon continues, it will bring a lot of pressure to the British economy. <>

2.As a member of the European Union, the UK does not have the right to formulate national policies independently, and must obey the relevant bills of the European Union. And the EU's jurisdiction over each member state is also very strict, and it is no exaggeration to say that the EU may even mix in the type and quantity of vegetables purchased, which greatly restricts the UK's freedom of rights.

3.Membership in the EU is not free, and every member state must pay a so-called "administration fee" to the EU. Britain has to pay nearly $10 billion to the EU every year, and the UK's economy has been declining in recent years, and the EU has not helped the UK, which will inevitably make Britain resentful.

Moreover, the EU is nominally a joint organization of European countries, but in fact it is controlled by two countries, France and Germany, and Britain, as an old capitalist country, is naturally unwilling to accept this anger. <>

It's time to focus on building a bright future, and it's also for the future development of the UK, so that the UK will be better and better.

The first is that Britain is dissatisfied with the refugee policy formulated by the European Union, and the second is that Britain does not want its position in the EU to be subordinated to France and Germany.

Now the pound is still worth more than the dollar, and the UK's own economic strength is relatively strong, and Brexit has always been a dream for the UK.

Because there are parties in the UK that believe that the development made since the UK's accession to the EU is not satisfactory, they are desperate to leave the EU.

What did people think about this before Brexit? The answer is too simple.

1. The United Kingdom is an island country that has maintained a sense of superiority over the European continent for a long time, and can have an independent economic and political system after Brexit, without being restricted by the European Union.

2. The UK can save on paying high membership fees to the EU.

3. The refugee crisis faced by the European Union, the UK can stay out of it.

4. There are too many restrictions in EU law. The large EU regulatory system has restricted the UK from entering into free agreements** with other countries such as China, India, and the US, as well as the development of UK industries. Post-Brexit, the UK can circumvent these rules and better prepare for long-term economic gains.

After the success of Brexit, other countries may wait and see whether the UK can develop well after Brexit.

France. Because the French form is more similar to the British. Germany, which is also strong, has a smaller say due to its military reasons and is not suitable for Brexit.

Personally, I think it should be Germany, after all, his ability is also relatively strong.

If the UK succeeds in Brexit, if the economy is on par with the European Union at that time, then the next country to leave the EU will be France.

Why say France, because the situation in France and England is similarBoth countries used to be European hegemons, but now their economies are relative to the international community, and they are all in decline, but in the 28 member states of the European Union, in addition to the United Kingdom, only France and Germany have strong economic strength.

But Germany will not choose to leave the European Union, that is because Germany is the country that launched World War I and World War II, although it is now deeply reflecting on the crimes it committed during World War II, but the international community still limits its military strength, and relative to Britain and FranceGermany is not a permanent member of the UN Security Council, so its influence in the international arena has been greatly reduced

In recent years, Germany's economic performance has become more and more dazzling, and it is also looking for international influence, so Brexit has a great impact on its international status, so Germany will remain in the EU.

But France is different, France, like the United Kingdom, as a permanent member of the United Nations, its international influence does not need to be proved through the European Union, the real cause of Brexit is caused by the imbalance in socio-economic development between countries within the European Union, Britain and France are both high-welfare states, and the state manages every citizen from birth to death, from the cradle to the grave.

They are not satisfied with the backward countries coming to their own countries and enjoying high welfare policies, so they choose to leave the EUIt's just that Britain has taken the lead and France has just waited and seen for the time being.

Both countries used to be European hegemons, but now their economies are relative to the rest of the world.

The Brexit process has begun, and the list to join the battle for a new European financial center is getting longer. Just 48 hours before the UK officially announced that it would trigger the Brexit clause.

At present, apart from the United Kingdom, the only countries with strong economic strength are France and Germany.

It's all nonsense! France and Germany, the initiators of the European Union and the engines of the European Union, how could they leave the EU? They want all of Europe to join in and be under the control of these two powers.

Britain was not used to seeing France and Germany wearing the same pants, and it did not have much influence in the EU, so it indignantly proposed to withdraw from the EU. If the UK in the EU has the final say, do you think it will leave the EU?

You're glad to see Europe disintegrate, right?