🏴 England is big enough to fit the 8 smallest US states combined… with just 5.4% of its area left over. 🤯
England: 130,279 km²
8 US states: 123,210 km²
@Forthemanynott5 You’d rather find out national policy though a media conglomerate who can spin it rather than an MP in parliament? These rules exist for a reason. It is only beneficial for politicians to break them.
@WASPmexicano I’m pro European but people do underestimate how good US is at integration and being a republic despite diversity and geography. Props to them on this.
@guyc_01 Mental health issues, depression, anxiety, disability, unaffordable housing, a cost-of-living crisis and a job market that demands 5 years’ experience for an entry-level position. But yeah, let’s just call people bums
@PolitlcsUK@Telegraph Pay corporation tax, face inheritance tax, then potentially income tax too for passing your business to your children. The treasury will not rest.
@clashreport America loves NATO when it provides legitimacy for its wars, then mocks its allies when it’s politically convenient. European soldiers died in Afghanistan. The answer isn’t a Europe dependent on Washington, but a federal Europe capable of defending itself without US permission.
🚨NEW: An Islamic terrorist who was part of the Al Qaeda unit who beheaded British man Ken Bigley has been pictured free to walk the streets after being released from prison having served six months of a two-year sentence for illegally crossing the English Channel
🇪🇺 My vision: a Federal European Republic.
One republic. One people. One flag.
A federation of European states, united by democracy, liberty and citizenship, with a common constitution, parliament, government and army.
Proud states. Stronger together. One united Europe. 🇪🇺
@HarmSebastian@eeldenden …respond to crises, and act as a credible global power, all without abandoning the diversity and traditions that make the continent unique.
@HarmSebastian@eeldenden …& governed by clear rules for deployment. Unanimity on every major decision may protect national vetoes, but it can also leave Europe paralysed when urgent action is needed. A stronger, more united Europe would be better equipped to defend its citizens, protect its interests…