Name: 映画『ブレクジット』フルフィルム (BREXIT THE MOVIE FULL FILM)
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We the people are being cajoled, fightened, and bullied into surrendering our democracy

and freedom. This film is a rallying cry.

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We must fight for our independence - for the right to determine ourselves the laws under

which we live, and for the freedom to shape our own future.

This is the most important voting decision that any of us is gonna make in our lifetime.

With general elections it doesn’t really matter who you vote for, Conservative or Labour,

because you know that in four years’ time you can change your mind. This time you can’t

change your mind, this time is for keeps.

In this film we’ll see how the EU works It’s like heaven for the politician or bureaucrat,

because it’s power without accountability. It was devised to make sure that the great

mass of the people could not control government, ever again.

The EU is turning into a dictatorship- this is not overstating it.

We will see what the EU had done to Britain.

The EU has just obliterated the English fishing industry altogether.

The European policies that we face are really the single biggest threat to our competitiveness.

We’ll see why fortress Europe has been such a calamity for the European economy

What we see is the EU bringing up the drawbridge

The European Union has become an economic basket case.

Certainly it is not in our economic interests to remain within the European Union - no way

We will look at the risks of tying our fate the failing EU.

Extremism at both ends is being fostered by the anti-democratic nature of the European Union.

Far from it being safer for us to be in the

EU there are dangers that go along with us being members of the EU being dragged into

situations we don’t want to get in. And we look at how independence could transform

Britain We have huge, huge scope for creating vast

number of new jobs Outside of Europe we could have prosperity

on a level that we can’t even imagine now. We are being asked to give up the right to

govern ourselves. What we are being offered in return. That could possibly be worth it?

It just shows utter contempt for what they think people are like, because they really

do believe that these little trinkets are going to buy us off.

What really matters is that you should have the power to remove the people who govern you.

We’re about to choose how we wish to live our lives.

This is the single most important political decision any of us will make in our lifetime.

It’s been more than 40 years since we were last asked. It could be half a century before

we’re asked again, if we’re ever asked at all.

I think this is the last chance that we’ll be able to vote on EU membership when we still

have a recognizable identity as Britons, and what makes it scary is that if we go the wrong

way, we’re in it for certainly my lifetime and probably my kids’ lifetime.

I’m on my way to Brussels to better understand the deal that’s on offer:

This is about our ability to say to ourselves that we are a genuinely democratic and free

people. That’s how important this is. In return for our democratic rights we’ve

been promised prosperity and security. Are these promises convincing?

The choice before us is all about democracy, and how highly we value it.

The word ‘democracy’ comes from the ancient Greek. The demos is the people. The people

are meant to be in charge, not politicians or bureaucrats. They’re meant to serve us,

not rule us. We have given them some power, but only temporarily, and we can take it away

from them if they displease us. That’s the theory.

Straight off there’s a snag. On my quest to understand the EU, my first challenge is

to find it. There are over 90 EU buildings here in Brussels,

and load more Strasbourg and Luxembourg. As impressive as the modernist buildings is the

number of directorates, councils, commission and ministries which occupy them.

But here, the EU slips its first cog. For a democracy to function, there needs to be

transparency. We the people need to know how the system works.

People might not understand exactly how the functions of the British constitution work,

but they get the gist of it. Once every five years, we go down the school hall or to a

church, we put a cross in a ballot paper, they’re all counted up and the chap with

the most votes wins. We get that. You try working out how a European Commissioner is

appointed. It’s positively Kafka-esque. You can’t actually get your head around

who does what, why and who is answerable to who.

The European Union, which imposes laws on 28 countries, is made up of 7 main institutions,

which include the European Council, the Council of the European Union, the Court of Justice

of the European Union, the European Commission and the European Parliament.

Do you know the difference between the European Council, the Council of the European Union

and the Council of Europe? It’s a very good question.

*European parliament translator chatter* Tell me how many presidents there are in the

There’s two presidents for goodness sake, I don’t know what the difference between

-presidents is, there’s four presidents you say?

There are squads of committees and presidents of this and commissioners of that.

The expression I really hate is ‘pooled sovereignty’. It’s bollocks- the people

of Slovenia have no more idea than the people of the UK and the people of Sweden or the

people of Spain what in fact is going on. I wouldn’t profess to understand the detail

of how it all works and I think part of that is deliberate.

One side knows, if one side is a priesthood and knows how it all works and the rest of

us ordinary citizens don’t know how it works, a massive transfer of power takes place.

It was devised to make sure that the great mass of the people could not control government

Problem #2: for a democracy to work/ function?, you need to know who’s running it.

A democracy only works if you know who your representatives are.

David Cameron? Toff, tries to hide it, probably quite a nasty piece of work. Tony Blair: oily,

if there’s only room for 1 in the life boat: Tony Blair.

The ordinary voter, who’s gonna hand them all this power, can make up their mind whether

they like them, dislike them, ‘cause they see them in the papers, they hear them on

the radio, they watch them on the telly. Do you recognise this man?

No I challenge you to name almost any of them.

Well, there’s that chap Juncker, is he one of them?

I didn’t know whether it was just the British being a bit thick, so I thought I’d ask

some folk in Brussels. Ah yeah, uh, that’s uh, oh

Who are all of these eurocrats? Who are they answerable to?

Ah but here we come to Problem #3: Accountability. Would it help if you knew who they were – because

you don’t have any power over them, so what’s the point?

In the EU there’s a thing called a parliament, but it’s not a parliament in the sense that

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