[Skybird]

I think the scenario Der Spiegel depivts in my translator link is even more farcical. And it could mean that the UK brings the EU into very rough waters indeed. Maybe they should threatne more obviously to play that card. It should cause white faces in Brussels.


I also like the looming threat of estblishing an extreme low tax regime in the UK to compete for businesses and companies. It would put a challenge to the socialist endless plduneeing dream on the continent and the hilarious maximum taxation habits we have over here. It has become unacceptably excessive - and they want to rais eever more taxes. Protection money blackmailers they are. One half of an ordinary income, even more, must be handed over to their wickedplans and fraudulent schemes. I call it modern state slavery, and I am bitterly serious. Time to gag them. If not now, when then...? We need more tax havens again, more states willing to show the middle finger to the maximum taxation tyrannies, states that take the claimserious to compete for the best specialists and workers and companies by making themeselves attractive again. Nothing shows faster how limited and impotent socialist planned economy dreams are, nothign brings them to an end faster, than market competition.


I could even imagine the UK to dleiver an especially hurting sting to the EU by rivalling Italy in a bid to become China'S dominant European anchor state for the Wetsenr end of the Silk road project. Dangerous to be partners with the Chinese, however, one has to be constantly on guard and resist the temptation to overspend oneself with Chinese help into the Chinese credit trap. But wouldnt that make Eurocrats fume in Brussel if London turns out to become Chinas preferred Silk Road partner in Europe...? LOL Its not very likely, however, but one can dream, yes?