I'm all for leaving.
It was like being in the KGB (now FSB)
Borrowing a lyric from Hotel California, 'You can check out any time you like but you can never leave'.
The EU had the final say on so many things and Macaroon, his predecessors and Murky were and are a united front.
Where once we had a strong voice, it became a pleading whisper and they who must be obeyed ruled the roost.
Sure...they made some concessions which didn't impact their grip but I prefer to see a Phoenix rise from the flames rather than the status quo ad infinitum.
I would rather make my own choices than have the whole town telling me that I can't do this or that, to use an analogy.
Rather do business on my terms than the community of 27 other countries all having a say Randall bring in agreement.
It's much healthier to be independent and have a cordial relationship with others for business, not having to refer to the latest diktats from across La Manche.
Barnier, Junker, Macron and Merkel have had too many column inches over the years.
I look forward to us building a new future based on our own needs.
We're a small country and I think Priti Patel has it spot on when she proposes a points system for immigration similar to that used by the government in Australia.
So much to look forward to.
I'm excited.