I Live In Wales
We are a small independent country. We are leaving the European Union at 23.00 tonight and everyone who cares about my country is leaving the UK at the same time. Cofiwch Dryweryn
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angela2106 · F
One thing I cannot understand is why the English want to continue in a union with Wales and Scotland. We would be far better off without these two mendicant states. A hard border along the Welsh Marches and along Hadrian's wall would dramatically increase the individual wealth of the 53,000,000 English people. Wales' net fiscal balance – the difference between total public spending for Wales and estimated public revenue – amounts to a deficit of £13.7 billion, or 19.4% of estimated GDP - funded by the English. Scotland is not much better at £14.1 billion (8.5% of GDP). Outside of Westminster, readers would be amazed hoe popular Wexit and Scexit are.
ThatMusgraveWoman · 70-79, F
@angela2106 I think England would miss the free water we get from Wales and the security Scotland provides us with. Apart from that, I agree. England for the English.
Unfortunately, we have not been alone since about 1296 so I don't know how we would get on.
Unfortunately, we have not been alone since about 1296 so I don't know how we would get on.