Workers in Britain and Europe are discovering what being part of the EU really means and they're not liking it.And so the cracks widen.
Monday, 2 February 2009
The Fine Print
Workers in Britain and Europe are discovering what being part of the EU really means and they're not liking it.And so the cracks widen.
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This could get interesting. As in, holy crap, not again! interesting. I can imagine some very unpleasant demagogues getting the people's ear, and people in mobs are frightening things.
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