A ship with holes sinks

I am incensed that many who want to stay the in EU continually say that we are safer in the EU.
By The Newsroom
Published 1st Mar 2016, 12:50 BST

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This is absolutely scare-mongering.

It is NATO, the Treaty North Alliance Organisation, that has, and continues, to contain the peace in Europe.

Do not be persuaded by the EU, (the European Union) that they are responsible for the peace in Europe. They are not!

Most EU members states are also members of NATO.

Yes, think about this.

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The constant rhetoric from Mr Cameron is that we will be safer in the EU, is rubbish.

It is NATO that rules supreme over Europeans and Atlantic security.

It is NATO that secures the UK, the German nation, the French, the Spanish, the Portuguese, the Spanish and many more, from aggression from any, and every other nation that tries to acquire our lands by force or aggression or deception.

I worked with NATO for several years at sea and our unity of purpose is supreme to that of the EU.

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Britain is a safe nation under and contributing to NATO alliances/members.

We do not need the EU and its bureaucracy.

We remain a powerful lobby whether we are in or outside the EU. It’s a simple matter of which you would rather be, a member of NATO with the world’s respect, or a pathetic, disintegrating EU state that is out of touch with 21st century trade with the wider world.

It’s a no-brainer; get out while we can.

We could always go back to the sinking ship if we want to.

Who in their right mind would want to go back to a vessel that had holes all over it’s hull; it will sink.

Tony Smith

Brownbread Stud

Ashburnham

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