Fifty Billion Euro to Throw Away

EU Demands of Britain 50 Billion Euro

EU commissars have just announced that in order to leave the EU, Britain must hand over 50 billion euro to the European Union.

The UK government (England has no parliament) has not said anything to the contrary, and so we may assume that a country with 1.7 trillion pounds of public debt and 1.3 trillion pounds in public pension liabilities will be forced to find 50 billion euro to leave an organization that no British person ever voted to join.

The fact is, we do not have 50 billion euro to hand over, on top of the 58 million pounds that every day is still being handed over to the EU even after the June 2016 Brexit referendum.

In theory, we should have stopped paying 58 million pounds a day to the EU the day after the referendum, when the majority voted to leave.
Instead, we are still paying this sum, and now are being told we have to hand over a lump sum of 50 billion euro too.

Who among us has this money to throw away?
I haven't!

Oh the days when the White Cliffs of Dover were considered the pride and joy of England, a natural defence against foreign invasion!