Together

Brexit is a terrifying thing not only for Brits but the whole european community. I believe that now everything is in hands of the citizens of UK. On the other hand brexit is the sour lesson. It teaches us that the leaders of the EU, that we need to fianally wake up and make some sirious steps to develop the union and enter a new level. There’s so much to do but I think that in this point we need to make a decision. Shall the EU become a European Federation or maybe just another trade union. For me the answer is obvious. The history showed us many times where the isolation policy leads. We need to ensure the safety future by creating the strong european structures – the true goverment with real power, the common army, single market, same currency, harmonised tax system, healthcare, education, solcial policy. Why? Because the local goverments will never do so. The local politicians will never renounce their power for the good of the whole european community. In politics we have a deficit of true social- people who actually care about their citizens, who know what they want, who know their problems and find a sollution to them. Is it actually so hard to make things better? It depends for whom. If somebody is just another bureaucrat who only thinks about how to stay longer in charge of the nation then the answer is yes. But I will never stop believing that there are good people in this world. Those who want to change it for better. Those who I can finally call my representatives.

The result was a shock to everyone and very soon it was apparent there were lies; funding discrepancies; people just opposing Cameron. Now we are stuck in the never ending nightmare. We can only hope that someone will eventually see sense and allow another vote based on the real impact of Brexit

I am a young person currently living in the UK. I am currently at university here but I am particularly worried about Brexit and its consequences. One of the aspects that I have heard very little about is whether the UK will continue to be in the Bologna scheme. At the moment my BA in the UK is the equivalent and comparable to a BA from any of the other 27 EU countries. When the UK leaves, will my degree and those of others currently studying here be recognised in other EU countries? I suppose this is just one of a long list of aspects of daily life which will be affected by this unnecessary and frankly stupid decision. With the way the UK Government is dealing with Brexit and the slow pace of negotiations, I suspect I (or anyone else) won’t get an answer on this topic for quite some time A European.