London Mayor Sadiq Khan said the Labour Party should promise to rejoin the EU. According to BBC, in an interview with the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, Sir Sadiq stated that rejoining the bloc was “inevitable,” and, without explicitly saying it, implied that Britain could rejoin without another referendum.
Is it possible? Yes, it is. Indeed, recent polls show that a certain percentage of the public favors rejoining the EU. One of the biggest blows Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson dealt to this country was Brexit. According to them, leaving the EU would make the country’s borders much more secure. It would be much easier to control our borders. After Brexit, we saw that our borders became like a sieve. Many more immigrants are entering the country illegally than before. The skilled workforce in the country has left, dispersing to European countries, primarily France and Italy. There are no people left to work in the fields. There are no people left to work in warehouses, restaurants, or supermarkets.
Prices are constantly rising due to customs duties paid on imported food products. We are paying much more for food than we do in France, Germany, and Italy.
Is a way to join the EU possible? Yes, if desired. Perhaps, as Khan said, we could become members of the union without official entry. People like ReformUK leader Nigel Farage might oppose this, but don’t take them seriously. He himself is an immigrant, a Belgian citizen, and his wife is also an immigrant and a Belgian citizen. They are semi-immigrants, but they are trying to win votes from anti-immigrant people by opposing immigrants.
No politician is smarter than you or us. We cannot allow these people who have haphazardly entered politics to deceive you and us and drag the country to even worse places. Immigrants have never been the fundamental problem of this country. In fact, some have made significant investments with the billions of pounds they brought from their countries. But some have also used and exploited the system… but it was in the hands of the governments to fix this situation. Instead of fixing it, they brought about Brexit, and the country is still struggling to get out of economic crises