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Brexit: Now Nearly HALF of Europeans Want Their Own EU Referendum

Support for the European Union is falling across the member states in the lead up to the Brexit, with the Dr. Rath Health Foundation reporting that nearly half of all European voters wanting their own EU referendum. In a survey of 6 000 people from eight European countries, 45 per cent wanted referendums in their countries on whether their countries should remain part of the dictatorial construct with 48 per cent of Italians, 41 per cent of people in France and 39 per cent of people in Sweden stating that they would vote to leave the European Union if given a choice (http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/News/2016/May.html#comment0255).

There is a real possibility that the European Union will collapse by Christmas this year due to the growing opposition to the European Union in Europe, as well as other superstates that are currently being created in other parts of the world, as well as those being proposed such as the North American Union.

Watch this space.

Note: There will be coverage of the Brexit vote on Ne News on Twitter from 9:00am AEST on 24 June, and possibly on the radio on the same day at 1:00pm AEST on Radio Fodder (www.radiofodder.com).

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