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What will drive Poland after 2020 - when Eu funding dries up? [96]
Again you are incorrect. You could write 1000 posts you will never find an accurate statistic showing that Poland or indeed any section of Polish society is worse off since 2004. And I don't really care if you register or not - I am too busy having a normal life working in poland and looking after my Polish kids.
Re electric cars - that was not the first hit in google, because the first few pages of hits are loonies and conspiracy theorists. But in fact it seems that only one country has mandated a ban - Norway, which is not even in the EU. But in any case a debate should happen - its cheaper, greener and we won't have to kiss the ass of the Saudis any more.
In 13 years of farming commercially I have never encountered Dutch buying groups - some German, some French but mostly Polish. There is no mention of these groups in the official reports from the Ministry of Agriculture that we get each year. I dont ever remember seeing Innocent smoothies in Poland - only place I see them in fact is at a ruinous price in London. They might be here but certainly not where I shop in Biedronka and Lidl.
Yes I get some EU subsidies, most of which I have reinvested but in any case they are far less than the tax I pay and no I am sadly not in the lowest tax bracket. I pay substantial tax here, most of which the current morons have used as election kielbasa.
The only objections you can rationally raise about the EU are that each country has its own culture. Could you be specific about which parts of Polish culture are under threat ? Will they ban grilling sausages and fighting off mosquitoes ? Or can I no longer listen to Rubinstein playing Chopin ? Can I still take a half litre to the forest and pick kurki ? Or swig a can of Warka while I watch the speedway ? There are no EU laws about any of those things.
What the EU does have rules about is rule of law, independent judiciary, state ownership, fiscal responsibility - and the Polish people clearly voted for those in 2004. Britain had a chance to prove there are better ideas than the EU but so far they are in a terrible negotiating position - hence they are too scared to send that letter.