Wales will probably lose its EU funding #Brexit

Government funding expert (EU/UK) Gary Bridgeman believes that international collaboration leads to better solutions for the challenges that we are facing as a society. He calls himself specialised in EU funding Horizon 2020.

First people had to hear the reality that there will be no 350 million pounds for the NHS. One after the other lie came on the surface and several people at last came to understand that those funds they got from the European Union they can now forget and Worse, they shall not have to hope to receive such amounts of subsidies from their own government.

Andrew RT Davies claimed Wales would be better off financially outside the EU. Now he may proof it.

If they would have listened more to the economics and to the real advisers of the European Union and to the politicians who did not play the clown or pulled the emotional and popular string, their eyes would have gone open earlier and the votes would be totally different.

Certain Britons may have the hope their country could become an associated country to Horizon 2020, with the same access and funding rules as other members, but this is something where the European Union has to be very firm and clear, that when having spoken out to leave it has to be leave and not any more counting on presents from the European member states.

Though the referendum is legally non binding, and there are various political forces at play to try to overturn the result, force a general election or have a second referendum based different terms from the EU, having a second referendum is not at all a good idea and will create an opportunity for people to say the whole European model is a big undemocratic farce.

British economy was already slowing down and the effects of Brexit shall not make it better, but the opposite. The Britons have voted and the gamblers have lost. Now they shall clear up their own mess and the broken glasses.

Great Britain may want to become a member of the European Economic Area but that shall be at a higher cost than having staid a member of the European Union and with less advantages.

It may well be that EU will continue to fund projects in Wales up until the UK leaves, but it would better stop all further funding to Great Britain. The projects planned for investment after 2018 just have to be cancelled, to be taken seriously by the citizens of the other 27 member states.

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Preceding articles

Economic crisis danger for the rise of political extremism

Brexit clashes and reasons to consider to bring out the right vote

Backing the wrong horse

Brexit, Nexit, Vlexit and Frexit

Foreign workers and immigrants

Could Brexit lead to Frexit – or Czexit?

Brexit: The mother of all uncertainties

Pew survey shows a split in EU favorability

Brexit and British business

First sayings around the Brexit

Brexit: Why Cameron’s campaign lost

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