Yes, that's exactly how we feel!
Again, the theory of a successful economy creating money to invest in the state is just that - a theory.
Like others on another thread have said, tomorrow won't be the end of it. If Remain is victorious by just a few percent, I think they'll be a big increase in anti-EU feeling and support for UKIP.
It is not a theory at all. It's being played out in many economies. China has just produced the world's fastest computer ecosystem. It has surprised the Americans. China will soon not have to rely on purchasing computing power from the USA. It's policy of investment in this area will pay off.
We are not China. Alone, we do not have access to the limitless supply of manpower they have. Neither do we want to be like China. But we do have to compete. This is why we must give ourselves easy access to all the skills that we will require, whilst at the same time investing in the future.
The issues I outlined in the earlier post are not about scaremongering, they are just real things that will happen. Whilst alarmed, I'm not scared by them, because I know that with access to the right talent pools and markets - and the EU plays a part here - then we can be incredibly successful. The challenge is exciting.
Let's not cut ourselves off. Let's move forward and make the most of every opportunity available to us. Let's welcome the contribution that we can make in Europe and that EU nationals can bring to our country. A points based system flies in the face of that collaborative approach.
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