Brexit: Why Britain Left the European Union | 5 Minute Video

Is the European Union good for Europe? Or would Europeans be better off without it? Nigel Farage, a leader of the United Kingdom's Brexit movement, shares his view.
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Script:
If one big government is bad, imagine how much worse two big governments would be. But that’s what people living in Europe have had to deal with: their own nation’s bloated government and the super-national government of Europe, now known as the European Union. Bureaucracy times two! How’s that for a horror show?
Well, actually, you’ve no idea. It’s worse than you think. Believe me-I know, because for seventeen years, I’ve represented South East England as a member of the European Parliament, the EU’s legislative body. I was also leader of the UK Independence Party, or UKIP, where I lead Britain’s efforts to leave the European Union. To their everlasting credit, that’s just what happened on June the 23rd, 2016: The United Kingdom left the European Union. The world knows it as “Brexit.”
Brexit is a statement of national sovereignty. Don’t misunderstand me: I like nations. I like borders. I like the people that live within those borders making their own laws. But I don’t like it when faceless bureaucrats make laws for nations they don’t even live in.
But that’s what they do in the European Union.
Imagine a Belgian telling a Brit how much he can charge his customers-or the reverse. The EU bureaucrats do this in a myriad of different ways, all day, every day. It is a conspiracy of the elites.
Who are those elites? Well, they’re a bunch of self-important, overpaid, social engineers with useless college degrees who have never done a proper day’s work in their lives and have no connection with ordinary, decent people. I’ll take the good sense of an Italian farmer or a French baker over the arid intellectualism of an EU bureaucrat any day.
And I say these things not as an anti-European; I love Europe! It’s a fantastic, exciting, great continent: different peoples, languages, and cultures. But these peoples, with their languages and cultures, have effectively been hijacked by a giant, ever-expanding bureaucracy: the European Union.
People will say, “but isn’t there a parliament, a European parliament, that represents the people of Europe?” Well, yes, but this body has got no real power; it can’t make its own laws. Rather, the power resides with the European Commission. They’re unelected and they can’t be removed, and that’s how absurd the whole thing is.
The European Parliament meets in Brussels. At least, that’s what I thought when I was elected there. But once a month, do you know what happens? They load the contents of our offices and papers into big, plastic trunks, and they put those trunks on lorries, and they drive them nearly 400 miles down Europe’s motorways to a French city called Strasbourg where, for four days, the contents of our offices, and our papers, are put into a new office, and the parliament then sits there. Twelve times a year this back-and-forth happens, and this from an organization who say they want to reduce their level of carbon footprint! This, from an organization whose accounts have not been given a clean bill of health by the auditors for the last twenty years!
This…a parliament? It’s more like a traveling circus.
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[@jaakkooksa5374]

"Why Britain Left the European Union" Incorrect title. As of today (March 21 2019) Britain has not left the European Union.

[@dorime669]

And they won't. They voted for don't do this brexit if there isn't no deal, but the EU wont buy it. So National Crisis (cuz they cant just cancel a democratic decision), and at the airport the GREAT BRITAIN citizien will line together with south american people...ahahhaha the irony

[@jaakkooksa5374]

@Myxi If he is 94 and living in Australia, what practical difference does his decision to renounce his British citizenship make?

[@t1990322]

May may propose a May Brexit in May.

[@classygamingcollective2749]

Was going to say the same thing.

[@damienhunt4264]

Exactly. By the way, this dude has no idea what's going to happen when the British finally leave. One thing certain is that he'll be okay.

[@winterfell9990]

My favourite thing about this channel is they don't get some random guy to talk about the issue, not even someone who studies the subject, but someone who has first hand experience on the issue and can give insider information.

[@090erick]

But someone who probably also has an extreme bias...

[@VenueVideoUK]

Stefan Bekowsky Maybe like yourself? 😂

[@090erick]

What is biased about pointing out the fact that someone else has a bias? That's about the most objective thing you can do...

[@calametrocity]

Radicals are never biased are they? Not to other nutcases anyway.

[@ghl3186]

Stefan Bekowsky Suppose my government, Justin Trudeau's cuckbox, has been Proven to be involved in numerous scandals since 2015, that doesn't give me the right to be extremely biased against it?

[@gangiskhan6948]

They got Nigel Farage 😆. Wow I was not expecting that.

[@Batcow7735]

Ikr!!!🤣🤣

[@jackarnold6755]

As soon as I saw the title I was like "well I wonder who they got for this one".

[@campkira]

this channel is very right wing..

[@n00btotale]

@@campkira Of course the most balanced and intellectually honest discussion is straight from a politician.

[@AnimatedBlast]

4 year old Timmy From the pub yeah you didn’t expect us to get a real leader who saw through your bull did you?

[@Josh-ds1rn]

As of today, the title of this video is actually true.

[@mobiusfugue2582]

Hmm... not really. Not while we're still in Theresa May's transition period. We'll be out if we get WTO or a simple free trade deal with the EU, until then we are not an independent nation.

[@uriargaman7241]

Back then it was not true at all. Now it is officially true. Actually, it still is not.

[@uriargaman7241]

@Rosida Andriyana I have the luck to have the ability to live were I grew up (at least, If I would have wanted, I currently live 15 minutes-ride away). If Britain were torn by war, would you want to be denied entry to whichever nation you attempt to rebuild your disrupted life in?

[@DigUrOwnHole]

10 months later is true. Classic. Oh, Britain :))

[@roinerov9348]

Remember fools: it is the EU that slow the process down...they do not want GB to "get away", so they tries to stop it, or postpone it - and when Brexit has happen they want to see that GB is doing badly....just to falsely prove that they are right and EU is great.... EU will fail and people will clearly see that GB will be both free and doing well in the future. EU is a prison for European states...and some people can not see it.

[@DecodeChannel]

See EU later

[@josephsteiner9091]

Decode Channel, lol

[@hannahrick6401]

Da dum tssss

[@sanorris08]

Decode Channel Lol!

[@fbi1704]

Decode Channel That joke is so bad but it still made me laugh.

[@chthulu27]

Lol, I got that joke and I'm an American!

[@ottomaticallyawesome]

This dude looks like he would play Alfred in a Batman movie.

[@rstomar4388]

Lmao

[@PureAwesamness]

More like the Joker.

[@rulebritannia8438]

Boris Johnson is the Joker for obvious reasons.

[@littlenismo]

@@PureAwesamness OK Samwise...

[@leucaradu7912]

True

[@bobmitchell2123]

Prager should get Trump to talk about his own personal, walk away moment from the democrat party.

[@Neopulse00]

He's still a NY Democrat at heart

[@ReichX1000]

@@Neopulse00 I don't think so he was a republican since the Nixon days and left it for economic reasons

[@Neopulse00]

Basti Chan Gun grabbing, pro-market interventionist and loves spending more money than Obama while expanding the debt trillions more in less than 4 years. Yeah, he's a "Republican" ok! 😂

[@lights473]

@@Neopulse00 - he's deregulated guns more than any presidents have in our lifetime - he's passed numerous deregulations and very high tax cuts that are indeed pro-free market - he's proposed numerous budget proposals that includes large spending cuts to Congress but Democrats refuse to cut spending. It's not that Trump is spending, it's that spending cuts is impossible to get Democrat approval because of how gridlocked it is.

[@melwugon3687]

King George III that rhymed

[@juan3450]

Here at the precise moment that UK has left EU

[@redblaze8700]

4:37 ERROR: Norway and Switzerland are not members of the EU, yet here they are in the same color as the EU-countries.

[@cromabu5090]

Red Blaze true but Norway has a shit deal with the Eu.

[@themysticalfrog1323]

I know. If u keep counting that error number keeps on rising 😂

[@isaiahoconnor8236]

Norway is part of the EOS a trade agreement that is part of the EU but its not something I fully understand. I live in Norway and we are forced to get our car checked against the European Union standards every other year and it's expensive for the check then you must fix anything thay consider a problem. It's a pain in the behind.

[@LesterLaoagan]

Monaco and San Marino are not member neither

[@jenniferjoseph6957]

They're in the Schengen zone

[@HiIThinkImReal]

The idea that a nation’s people should be governed by unelected officials is abhorrent.

[@Graknorke]

Hey guess what, we're all governed by officials we didn't vote for and have no impact on. What difference does a couple hundred more make?

[@1krani]

Such as? There are administrations that enforce laws and rules, but those organizations don't actually make those rules. Congress passes the law, and because Congress cannot award themselves more power and oversight than allotted to them by the Constitution, they create a specialized executive body to research and enforce the laws it passes.

[@mrcaboosevg6089]

The UK is governed by parliament all of which are elected, the house of lords isn't elected but then again parliament doesn't have to pay any attention to them. The only people in the UK that can make laws is parliament and every single one of them is elected, even the morons that are the SNP

[@Ibirdball]

And Labour, don't forget.

[@HibikiKano]

Hi, I Think I'm Real You actually elect them.

[@lordtypesalot4598]

"Great Britain is paying next year a thousand million pounds to the EEC, Germany is paying even more. For every pound we pay to the EEC we get half a pound back. For every Deutsche Mark the Germans pay, they get half a Mark back. This is a club in which two members pay for all the other members. And the number of members is growing. Their contributions, however, are not. This system is bound to fail in the next thirty years." - Margaret Thatcher, 1979

[@bensykes9130]

She also said the coal miners are a threat to democracy and declared them as the enemy within

[@dougodyssey50]

Boaty McBoatface the Brisbane River Ferry thanks you for the name.

[@Morthan-HorbucherCoToGo]

Hello from Germany Of course we also pay more than we get Back. But on the other hand we benefit greatly from the european Economy. We expand in so many other countries, because of the relativ free trade in the EU Also the System did Not failed in the 40 years that has passed since Margeret Thatchers quote. The only tremendous problem we have, is that the european parliament still has not enough power, to be an more aktive part in all decicions.

[@Morthan-HorbucherCoToGo]

@Konnall Bunting Where do I recognize these signs of an undemocratic and dictatorial system?

[@thomaspieke9228]

@@Morthan-HorbucherCoToGo And yet, in those 40 years the Euro currency has all but failed, Greece, Spain, Italy and Portugal are in financial turmoil, and Europe was hit by the biggest financial crisis since the great depression. The EU may not have failed, but if things continue the way they are, and with another crisis looming overhead, it may very well fail yet, and the UK will be on the right side of history.

[@vjab1108]

We left today Friday 31st January 2020.

[@Heavywall70]

So proud of you Congratulations

[@yeetseekingmissile3252]

Good job from the states just happy that you guys didn't have to go to war to get free

[@gutsjoestar7450]

That's my birthday

[@juliapigworthy]

I was in Parliament Square, and what a great night it was. We're not properly 'out' though until this euphemistic 'transition' is terminated.. roll on New Year's Day 2021.

[@beerten202]

Took you guys long time

[@tomashernandez3426]

The US left first

[@ethanuro8103]

Tomas Hernandez LOL

[@k.i.a6433]

Tomas Hernandez Lol.

[@calidude1114]

And if USA ever joined EU they would take away our guns!

[@Tobleronewnuts]

Canada was second.... Kinda

[@helton3425]

xD

[@thebahooplamaster]

It’s interesting seeing this from an insider’s perspective.

[@calidude1114]

thebahooplamaster Must be scary as hell too. So glad I live in the USA.

[@jonascmheinemann]

You should try See it from another insiders perspective as well tho. Mr. Farage is very good rethoricly, but that doesn‘t necessarily mean he is right. I live in the EU as well and I wouldn’t recommend anyone to leave it. There is much criticism that I have for the EU institutions, but I don’t think that we Europeans are off any better when we abandon the EU and everyone tries for himself, since then China and the US will dictate what happens in this world. Some tasks can’t even be performed by a state alone like defence or border security. So the only way for the Europeans to have a voice and to have a stable environment is the European Union.

[@BeatYourHeadIn]

The defence of Europe could be handled through other means such as a treaty system like NATO. All the nations of NATO cooperate militarily and they don't belong to a "North Atlantic Union". Combined the nations of Europe can field the third largest military force in the world, and they really wouldn't need anything beyond a NATO like system to accomplish it.

[@pierrevallet6188]

the only problem : only to European nation have an army which is able to do war : France and UK. The other Europeans countries have not a real army. So the EU is here to give us a economical weight and it is not so bad

[@thomasjefferson5727]

Jonas Heinemann You don't want to leave because your country is weak.

[@robwithrbk]

UK was probably never committed to the EU (Thankfully). They never adopted the Euro over the Pound.

[@remco4057]

would have made a shitton of money if they would have.

[@petermorris3665]

We were never given a choice - politicians like Tony Bliar took us deeper and deeper into EU membership without any consultation or vote! Quite unbelievable and quite scary really!

[@felixjconvery]

@@petermorris3665 what's scarier is the dup of if ignoring popular opinion inside they're state to give the conservatives the majority government them need

[@bruh949]

@@remco4057 lol no we wouldn’t we would have been put under a inflated unstable currency. We would have to reprice everything everywhere which is also bound to go wrong. Look at Greece after they joined the EU, and yet they are still trying to leave after 8 years of attempting to but the anti-democratic Brussels bosses won’t let them

[@remco4057]

@@bruh949 the depreciated currency has a really positive effect on the dutch export. Because the prices of dutch goods and services are lower outside of the eurozone the demand is higher. I cant tell you what effect this has for Greece because i dont know how much they import and export. But i can imagine that it killed their export because the euro is valued higher than their national currency would have been. About the EU being undemocratic that is why there should be reforms which give more power to the parlement and less to the commision.

[@tallpaul8880]

It sounds like Britain left the EU to avoid taxation without representation… Hmm Good move ✌🏻🇺🇸

[@Mr.Beefy95]

They tried to take our identity and make it European, id be damned to lose my identify to a frog or a krout

[@tallpaul8880]

Lucas Appelgren the eu “institutions” did not represent the British citizens they represent their own best interest first. If you don’t understand the desire to be a sovereign country with your own citizens best interest first. Maybe unfortunately you never will.

[@campkira]

not really eu is politic used to complaint when they don't had money... the fact.. is they don't care...

[@tesstickle7267]

@@Drazhoath1 Europe has always costed Britain more than its ever done. If it's not a money cost it's a life cost. Britain has had enough

[@paulcarroll6995]

haha oh the irony.

[@govenmentassassin]

Inb4 KZbin deems this as "not suitable for younger audiences "

[@calametrocity]

Or anyone else with half a brain.

[@sodaking6858]

govenmentassassin its disgusting the bias KZbin has this video should be played at least Once in every classroom in the UK it's highly educational expressing the why the UK left the EU

[@antonbalog3053]

Farage is nothing but a liar and video is full of lies... Lie #1: EU is not telling how much you can cahrge customers. EU is settings environmental/safety/quality standards for products (and not as much for tea as for drugs or toys). #2 Every law got to be passed by EU parliament and many in national and local parliaments as well, so no law can be passed without an aproval from the EU parlament (This is a real power). MEPs are directly elected by EU citizens, so if they pass bad laws they will be voted out (as in UK). #3 Audits... just take a look here www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36276175 #4 Fish industries want to stay in the EU, check it out here: www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/news/grimsby-residents-branded-idiots-brexit-740750 I do agree with you on one thing. This video should be played in every classroom to show the children how propaganda works and why they will be less free and poorer.

[@chrisforester777]

Yet a channel dedicated to converting small children to gay lifestyles called Queer Kid Stuff only had 3 videos deemed "not suitable for younger audiences".

[@chrisforester777]

Anton Balog - So who did you vote for president of the EU? What legislation have you asked your MEP to support or reject and what were the results? Since when did an excess of government make people more free?

[@smde1]

One year after this was published and - still - England has not yet left the European Union !

[@jonathanjeffrymulyana4390]

Ye cuz scotland want to stay

[@raymondgilbert7266]

Stupid jocks

[@public.public]

good

[@raymondgilbert7266]

Bloody sweaty socks,stabbing us in the back!!

[@aleccap8863]

More chance of Turkey joining then the UK leaving

[@sether-wh1wf]

His accent makes it easier to follow what he's saying lol

[@jordifabris5752]

This video becomes every year funnier

[@LondonsFinestSon]

PragerU get someone on to talk about South Africa and the ongoing persecution and murder of the white farmers.

[@seamonster936]

LondonsFinestSon More disconcerting is the fact that the concept of property rights will be written out of our constitution.

[@hellomikie92]

Wuanslm shes in uk jail right noe

[@hf3923]

hellomikie92 nah she was released, she is stuck in calais right now

[@sfritzen2498]

www.prageru.com/suggest-topic-presenter Everyone go to this link and suggest it to them. It is a topic suggestion.

[@johnrobert7745]

I think you meant Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia) just north of South Africa.

[@i.venture]

Why didn't you continue leading Brexit after the UK voted for it? Why didn't you and Boris Johnson take the bull by the horns and guide Britain through it? You just dissappeared...

[@collinslfc]

Nigel Farage isn't an MP, so there isn't actually much he can do.

[@mw01908]

Hello J0ncit0. The government in power, the Tories, were tasked to implement the wishes of the people in the EU referendum, Nigel was no part of the Tories. Cameron resigned the next morning like a chicken as he like his replacement T. May, is a remainer who does not believe in Brexit.

[@raytvmy]

Nigel Garage is just so irresponsible to leave like that. Such a shame and betrayal to those who believe in his ideas

[@mw01908]

But he didn't leave. He is still in the European Parliament speaking up for the UK and standing up to the EU. Unlike EU loving Cameron who resigned the morning after he lost the vote, despite saying beforehand whatever the result I will implement what you decide

[@Whoami691]

He has no more power to change things than you do. He is NOT an MP. But I guess only the moronic would be unable to see that.

[@twofiveb]

“I would vote ‘remain’ if I thought that it (the EU) could be fixed. But it can’t be fixed.” ~ John Cleese Thumbs up GB 🇬🇧

[@joedenathan4775]

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[@sumvs5992]

Oh shit he voted leave? I thought he would have voted stay.

[@JontheBerean]

The sinful world cannot be fixed . . . . . . . That is why Jesus , the Son of God came , to make the only way out ✝️♥️🙏

[@roinerov9348]

Cleese is one of the westerns world true heroes, mostly because of his film-comedy...but he is also a man that knows what he is talking about.

[@christophermunn3819]

John Cleese, is leaving the UK, as a result of the leave vote.

[@darthtleilaxu4021]

I'm french and happy for Great Britain. I hope that there will be a Frexit one day.

[@cornovii3012]

We hope so, with Italy, Spain and Poland just for starters, i will be celebrating with plenty of beer for you every time one of you follow us out. We will keep a few seats nice and warm for you :)

[@KairuinKorea]

my girlfriend is french (im a brit) unfortunately for you, you lost your independence forever when you took up the euro.

[@darthtleilaxu4021]

@@KairuinKorea you are right. It was a big mistake. The euro is the former deutchmark. That is why Germany is doing well right now. Some politicians like De Villiers or Chevènement (I like this man) where right about the EU 30 years ago.

[@versnagt1995]

Please learn a bit about economy

[@darthtleilaxu4021]

@@versnagt1995 from who?

[@JeffTaylor]

Great stuff and well presented as usual from Nigel Farage.

[@Skelstoolbox]

I have a cousin named Jeff Taylor from Sarnia area who also plays brass.. Ralph Dailey's nephew..

[@finitewehosh6542]

The difference is the federal government is run by the state's, which is ultimately run by elected officials, where the EU is run by beucracts.

[@Menaceblue3]

*can't barrage the Farage*

[@finitewehosh6542]

Richard Moloney well with the eu it's appointed officials and layers upon layers of beucrats. In the u.s, states are run by elected officials and the state's then run the federal government. While we have plenty of appointed officials and bureaucracies, they aren't nearly as bad as the eu.

[@MiguelJimenez-jf5hk]

Nigel Farage is a joke. He refused to take responsibility for the consequences of his own actions caused by leading the Brexit movement and left all the problems to other politicians to deal with while taking all the positive credit... There is a joke I want to share with you, "the one who follows the fool is even more foolish."

[@geliqa513]

They wanted to be able to post memes

[@jam1e1234567890]

What's that EU Union? you say we English can't use memery any more? AND A GOOD DAY TO YOU SIR I'M OUT!!

[@michaelanderson2881]

That and maybe be a relevant country again.

[@pacificstatesofamerica]

Eh... with the new local hate speech laws I wouldn’t be too optimistic.

[@photographymatt]

and for under 14s to be able to purchase playing cards :-)

[@secondenforcer9619]

*British Anthem starts playing*

[@MG-je5xq]

My boyfriend is from Europe. He has a Make Britain Great Again and I have my Make America Great Again hat. We're a power couple ;)

[@michaeldileo8815]

Good on you, Max. Keep living your best life and thanks for supporting our president.

[@bravosix8171]

@@michaeldileo8815 Trump is a joke 😂😂.

[@michaeldileo8815]

@@bravosix8171 Thanks for offering your opinion.

[@Gaming_Network]

BRAVO SIX very informative

[@michaeldileo8815]

@Rosida Andriyana 18? Sorry, but you're not making sense. I'm fine with the attempted insults. I just wish people would think them through a little more than they do.

[@alicesacco9329]

When Brexit won, I smiled the whole day

[@alexejnovak8693]

and how does it feel, britons? :)

[@dragonite5315]

Can't wait when Scotland exits UK. Hahaha. Domino effects.

[@user-ei3dq2dw6i]

Why did you have wind English tosser

[@nesrinisli6921]

I’m gonna smile when we re-enter.

[@tikitong7285]

@@nesrinisli6921 we never will because the EU is collapsing Greece,Spain,Italy are going down and countries such as Poland are on the rise which is very very bad

[@kerkoubmohamedlemine4079]

Little problem I’ve just noticed: There’s a Euro bag of money on Switzerland

[@kerkoubmohamedlemine4079]

Switzerland is no not even member of the EU

[@jonb77]

I think that is to represent all the Euros stolen by corrupt EU politicians that have been stashed away there!

[@CornerTalker]

@@jonb77 Why doesn't this have 2k thumbs up clicks?

[@EatsUsedTP]

So GB left the EU for the same reason the US left GB?

[@darimiwamubarak]

Joe with the flow Pretty much.

[@stormbringer2189]

America is your son GB. Your acting like that deadbeat dad that only comes around when he wants something.

[@clickityclak6111]

ML8593wy Who exactly do you think the 13 British colonies declared independence from? As an American who has been taught all through my days at school about our once being a part of the British Empire, I would love to know your answer. Also, where are you from? I'm wondering what country teaches their people the USA just sprang into existence ex nihilo in 1776.

[@sodaking6858]

Joe with the flow tbh it is very similar America wanted to leave because they wanted to run their own country the UK voted to leave the EU so they could run their own country while circumstances are different the reasons are very similar

[@EatsUsedTP]

ML8593wy great b8 m8 i would say something sooner but this is kind of funny

[@eamonnmckeown6770]

Lots of anti-Brexiteers in the comments might want to be adding a little humble into their next serving of Cottage Pie.

[@horsthelge2336]

I'm happy England left the European Union. Finally the uneducated brat has left the class. Scottland and Northern Ireland are coming back soon!

[@anglosaffa2470]

Horst Helge - Scotland are a leech on the U.K and run a £10 billion deficit annually. They have a debt-GDP ratio of 13% and with North Sea oil and gas dying out, it’s getting worse every year. England need to eject Scotland! The EU have enough leeches and don’t want another one like Scotland.

[@brianrodney712]

@@horsthelge2336 Only a dullard would spell "' Scotland " with a superfluous 't' as you have done.

[@horsthelge2336]

@@brianrodney712 Hach, ich finde dich süß! Nur ein Idiot der keine Argumente hat würde sich an einem Tippfehler hochziehen^^

[@horsthelge2336]

@Pendular Studios 1st off, there is a huge difference between "big" gov't and a dictatorship . Second, it is better for society as a whole to have a good social security net than not.

[@orestvoloshchuk6834]

This sure aged well.

[@JimGriffOne]

I chose to vote Brexit because of the fact the EU is a dictatorship, not a "democracy". I still have my doubts about democracy, but at least I have a choice, albeit limited.

[@emperoralvis6559]

Democracy and dictatorship are both just as bad as each other because they're both government.

[@dahakaguardianofthetimelin4780]

You can't leave a dictatorial regime, you donkey. I do realise you are in a desperate need for flashy words but if you type them without understanding what they mean - you're no better than radical leftists who think labelling their opposition with meaningless words = winning an argument

[@JimGriffOne]

DAHAKA, GUARDIAN OF THE TIMELINE "Soft" dictatorship then.

[@jesusisloveareyou8444]

Jim Griffiths -The EU telling British judges how to judge. That was the funniest, craziest, scariest thing. Better off without the EU.

[@knightley3612]

I'd prefer the word "oligarchy," but good try.

[@snohannibal]

Can someone tell the folks in the graphic department of Prager U that Norway is not a EU member :-) (04:40)

[@Andrew-pd6ey]

It is a part of the EEC though, although most maps show this by giving them their own fancy colour. I don't blame em though, it's an America organisation talking about European/Britbong politics, hard for them to wrap their heads around it.

[@stevenmapper]

Andrew Henderson-Venables its called EEA not EEC

[@PentagonalSquid]

It kind of is see eeas.europa.eu/headquarters/headquarters-homepage/1631/norway-and-eu_en

[@unmaskingfools8152]

Snorre Næss - Is not full member but still abides by most of its rules

[@leisong1261]

yah but part of EEA lmao

[@bbjagaa]

Congratulations to Britain for leaving EU, hope all nations do the same!

[@dexterjettster8875]

If another country leaves it will probably be Finald. Greece or Ireland

[@bobbieschroder6231]

I predict that Germany will leave, next.

[@dexterjettster8875]

@@bobbieschroder6231 Mabye but they were one of the first to join

[@sheepskincoay]

@@bobbieschroder6231 i don't think so, since they benefit so much from it

[@davout5775]

They want because Brexit was good for UK but it will not be for the less developed countries

[@michaelmckibbin9665]

dear god, the opinion of a failed mp. this is biased and untrue

[@JamesA4]

I still don't regret voting to leave the European Union. Every time I see a politician whining, or trying to undo the vote it makes me even prouder to have voted Leave.

[@jiveturkey9993]

James A. 94 thats my exact sentiment on trump.

[@user-oc7gq8iv4v]

I feel the same. No more stupid EU laws.

[@joshuafogg6600]

James A. 94 Well, it's not going to happen really, is it? And Nigel has lost a lot of credibility lately.

[@asmylia9880]

Adrian1918 Ikr!? No more stupid laws to save your resources so they will last longer (best example fishing). I mean, you _will_ overfish your waters and then? Literally _everyone_ will loose their jobs instead just a few ones. Now tell me, what is better? Everyone loosing their jobs because of overfishing or just few loosing their jobs but the majority still got their jobs remaining until the end of time?

[@ganados0]

"Waaaaah! they're making us work for our hefty paychecks and pensions!"

[@CharlesLumia]

As an American I don't even like people in my city telling me what to do. I don't like people in the state capital telling me to do. And I definitely don't like people all the way in Washington DC telling me what to do. I can't imagine Europeans being told what to do by unelected foreigners in a completely different country.

[@hansgruber788]

I know its sick, I don't know how the hell this once great nation has yielded to this shit

[@robbiecoombes1649]

Charles Lumia sounds like you like anarchism

[@CharlesLumia]

Robbie Coombes I think the government should play a very minor role in the lives of citizens. The bigger the government is the more wasteful and bureaucratic it becomes. If that's anarchism in your view then sign me up with whoever else you associate with it!

[@jaojao1768]

Charles Lumia it's not that bad, on the other hand I'm not as opposed to government control as you

[@robbiecoombes1649]

Charles Lumia the largest beurocracy is the community

[@jacobbeck5511]

It didn't work

[@priest1050]

America: laughing in independence

[@31gamenation]

Israel laughs in us tax payers money

[@priest1050]

@@31gamenation haha

[@mysteriousmuffin6017]

Britain: laughs in free healthcare

[@priest1050]

America laughs in lower taxes because nothing's free

[@mysteriousmuffin6017]

darknightawakens Britain: laughs in actually being alive

[@Masterfortinero97]

1:11 I find it very ironic that the UK itself is a country made of countries (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland) "making laws for countries they don't live in"

[@benjaminmcgregor7490]

Masterfortinero97 well the only one of them who wanted a referendum voted to stay in the UK

[@tourmaline1810]

Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and the Crown Dependencies all have governments with devolved powers. Anything related to global interest such defense spending is handled by Westminster.

[@obinnaosuagwu3685]

EU is too distant to be governed from.

[@patrickryan1515]

Interesting observation. 6/2019

[@theeuropean6255]

Masterfortinero97 Exactly 👍

[@BritishEmpireV2.0]

Wasn't expecting Nigel XD

[@hoggarththewisesmeagol8362]

In a nutshell. I can’t wait till we’re out 🇬🇧

[@jonathanbowling2904]

Congratulations!

[@Deborahtunes]

Congratulations from across the pond. Now you can govern your own country again. The way it should be...

[@olesatthewheel8479]

Go back to your cave.

[@bob_0146]

@@olesatthewheel8479 salty?

[@michaelwiebe4282]

Congrats to the UK for taking this bold step! I envy the UK citizens, greetingd from Germany!

[@mogznwaz]

Love to our German friends 🇬🇧🇧🇪

[@michaelwiebe4282]

@@mogznwaz I wish I had UK citizenship...

[@zacknorris7863]

@@mogznwaz that's the Belgium flag...

[@fbi8345]

@@michaelwiebe4282 why do you wish that?

[@michaelwiebe4282]

@@fbi8345 I strongly abhor the EU, and would like to live outside EU borders one day.

[@umedavk2011]

It will most interesting to see what happens when the UK does leave : economically, socially, politically, internationally etc. Right now we are hearing all sorts of predictions but the real truth will emerge over time. Watching from Oz.

[@willyappel7722]

But for sure in England there is no bureaucracy. So gb citizens gonna live happily ever after.

[@aleccap8863]

why would it be interesting when we've been in the EU for 47 years and yet run our country for over a 1000 years, it would appear you have been brainwashed into believing its all doom and gloom so what would happen if we never joined ? We'd be destroyed according to you eh FFS

[@aleccap8863]

@@_What2do_ we turned our back on what was then called the 'commonwealth'' we had trading in China (Hong Kong) and throughout world before joining the common market, now the European Union as for London, that's always been the capital since Roman times and wil continue to be so long after we become our own country again. Until Bojo informs us if its a good deal, or no deal, we can guess all we like. The most logical approach would be to offer a FORUTH (4th) deal which our own MP's and EU will probably reject remembering its a 3 (THREE) month timescale which would indicate a no deal on the table, mate !

[@ellepant]

We will be fine we have lived through alot worse than leaving the EU ffs.

[@aleccap8863]

@@ellepant 100% agree with that

[@vat6989]

left the EU?!.......When? Because as far as I know we are still bloody in it.

[@CatholicWeeb]

They are busy trying to find a way to avoid building a wall in Northern Ireland. *No one wants a wall.*

[@sos6970]

@@CatholicWeeb but the eu does and they will do whatever it takes to create a hard border.

[@Admiral45-10]

@@CatholicWeeb Hungarians want a wall and they got it. Now, they can close their borders for immigrants and save themselves. I wish Poland would have such wall...

[@CornG4397]

3 days!!

[@AverageLaur]

i dont think sop

[@lucasreil4119]

2:32 what does it say about you when u get ellected in a parliament and get a huge salary and dont even know where it is?

[@88Xlmk]

Let me check the dictionary... It says such person is called EU parliament member.

[@John-rr9su]

Well how did things work out ? are we much better ?

[@peter42466]

Well let’s see are leaders have consisted of a person who broke his social distancing rules partying a woman who knows less about the economy than a five year old child and someone who whiles undeniably competent is so boring it’s brain melting also are economy is bust and we can’t afford anything so you know could be better

[@lupaswolfshead9971]

dont know we never left any attempt to bring about brexit was sabotaged every way possible by the traitors in government and the civl service obeying their wef paymasters

[@AyusoEnjoyer]

Wanna know something fun? I'm from Spain, a country where a lot of people live in rural areas in comparison with other european developed countries. The fun thing is that neither townhalls or local administration can legislate over stupidly specific issues like what to do with the carcass of a dead cow or how or how many of a product can a farmer produce because it's a parlament in belgium who decides it. It's simply senseless, we changed the soviet union for the european one. But to be fair, it has to be said that the EU has also done a lot of positive things, in my opinion more important that the bad ones, currently the problem is that the system needs a several update that no salaried bureaucrat is willing to do. The ratio between positive stuff/bureaucratic trash is decreasing worryingly quick.

[@LeftyRighty777]

That is what happens when you give up more power to the government through taxes and authority to decide what is best for the people

[@shotao]

Hitler tried to make his own type of Europe Union during the 30’s and 40’s as well.

[@geekstar2937]

Come on now! The comparison with Soviet Union is disgusting! You are from Spain, so you have no idea how much living behind the iron curtain sucked. And there was no option to exit, as evidenced by the dead bodies in Poland and Hungary in 1956, and in former Czechoslovakia in 1968.

[@AyusoEnjoyer]

@@geekstar2937 Dude, obviously there is no way that Spain can be compared with the Soviet Union xD What I'm trying to say is that the EU looks more like the Soviet one day by day because it is copying some of the stupid politics that led soviets to disaster. Governments are empowering, taxes are rising, legislation over everything no matter ig it works or not, this kind of stuff. And of course, you don't have to be the Soviet Union to be a crashed country where nobody wants to live, and that is what the south of europe is becoming in.

[@CaptCondor]

@@shotao yes, the one where Nazi Germany is in control of everything and everything and everyone will either be germanized or resettled for the benefit of the Reich - and no one else. Not exactly a european "union".

[@spking4149]

Gotta admit tho...its hilarious to hear the brits talk about independence

[@ablanuza76]

The irony eh?

[@fornicateu2]

There have been three treaties since we joined this club in 73, every one of those took us further into this shit without the people ever getting a say on the matter, Cameron was shitting himself over UKIP's rise in popularity so to remove that party from the equation he offered the referendum thinking the country was brainwashed enough, he made the wrong bet. However the real reason was that in our common law of this land the PEOPLE ARE SOVEREIGN, and not parliament nor the monarchy have the power to give this country to foreign rule/power outside time of war (defeat) and due to the wording of the Lisbon treaty with regard to any country wanting to leave the club would need the permission of every other member state which in effect would remove our sovereignty he had no other choice but to put the vote to the people. Both sides lied throughout the campaign but the people here decided they preferred being a sovereign nation rather than a tit for the EU to suckle at, hence BREXIT, glad you think having your own nation is hilarious so which tin pot are you from.

[@TomTheGamer913]

All countries colonised by the UK in the past all have independence.

[@StarstreakHVM]

It's not independence

[@pja8901]

Cherry picking history to guilt countries into giving up their sovereignty is exactly why Europe is in a mess.

[@1215joseph]

When Brexit happened in the UK in 2016, there was an outcry here in the Philippines; mostly prestigious university student elitists. I asked some of them how it concerned us; I thought maybe it would have economic impacts to us. They said it didn't which is true. Yet the outcry was so real it was so funny...lol

[@hungkieu666]

really ? i never expect Phillippine to have so many snowflakes 😀 Every philipino i met online is so tough and funny ...

[@1215joseph]

@@hungkieu666 I appreciate that that is your opinion towards us Filipinos. But, yeah. That's the funny part. Again though, I was only referring to Leftist Uni students :)

[@jedulat9687]

Hung Kieu we only have few snowflakes, probably we benefit from being a third world country, we have to be tough and softness must not be allowed to enter our society

[@franzmartinez5761]

Really? NAMEDROP! NAMEDROP! NAMEDROP! 😂😂😂 Jk, bro- let them snowflakes be snowflakes. Didn't know that there was a protest here against Brexit

[@1215joseph]

@@franzmartinez5761 well, there wasn't a protest per se. Just a very public display of disagreement..

[@daniel6323]

I'm originally from Britain and i voted leave without knowing any of this (I hold dual citizenship). Thanks for the enlightenment.

[@daniel6323]

Peter S I live in the US and economically, that’s the best bet of all.

[@ronnie2629]

The EU is predicated to have a major recesssion

[@ekaterinas8796]

Wow! Makes sense to vote while not knowing anything about it. Congrats on destroying your future 😂

[@daniel6323]

Ekaterina S lmao eu is a communist organization. They’re aiming to literally overthrow current social norms and control everyone’s life. I think it’s feasible to want out and run the country the way your people want it and maybe even have a chance at a decent level of freedom rather than some blokes in brussels that haven’t ever done anything good give it a shot. Note they’re also trying to make the eu one country with the sole purpose of standing up to the US and China. A good trade deal with the US is better than anything with the eu. Germany in fact need us, they rely on car exports here whilst we sell jack to them.

[@SH0907]

So you voted for brexit without living in the UK or knowing anything about it? Well, that explains a lot

[@RendererEP]

Lol i didnt expect farage to appear 😂

[@hornkraft9438]

Nobody expects the Farage Barrage! ;-)

[@JesusCaminoGarcia]

Please talk about south Africa

[@davidp.7620]

If there's something everyone across the political spectrum agrees on, it's the fact that people on the other side have never worked in their lives!

[@mboss7733]

This was my first Nigel Farage experience and it did not disappoint.

[@Eurodrummer666]

an experience of lies : kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5CrlaSPeKmWjKc

[@stevematthews684]

15 months later...wonder if Nigel had any idea what 2019 would bring to his doorstep(?)

[@damianwyrebiak8143]

**hears the accent** Wait, is that? **the face shows up** OMG, it is! Nigel Farage You are the MAN

[@billhollis1888]

was thinking the same about who it was when I heard his voice, and I'm from west coast USA lol

[@ea.fitz216]

Can’t barrage the Farage.

[@werbekball8624]

Yeah. This moron is everywhere

[@ea.fitz216]

Oh he's no moron you filthy illiterate leftist.

[@werbekball8624]

Spicy Leprechaun Stuff he is an Irresponsible liar. Everything he campained for was Not true. And when actually UK voted to leave the EU he stepped back from the mess he is responsible for. He has no solutions. His only point is that the curent state is Bad.

[@Ricky911_]

When the video started I genuinely thought that Boris was the one speaking lol

[@thenotoriusg]

When has nigel done a hard day's work in his life?

[@MatthewAshworth]

It really is upsetting when facts are being distorted and only one side of the argument is being shown. EU doesn't make laws out of thin air. The law regarding why UK should catch only a certain amount of fish per year is because if left unchecked, we'll run out of fish in no time. Fish are not infinite. Rate at which we catch fish needs to be only high enough to allow the fish to reproduce so that their populations can stay sustainable and so that we can feed ourselves for longer, and not run out within a few years. Also, it would be more accurate if someone less biased was to give a speech on EU. Having Nigel Farage (the face of Brexit) tell us about the EU is the same as having Kim Jung Un give a speech on democracy and the American values.

[@lupaswolfshead9971]

really thats why france and holland paniced over losing their fishing rights in british waters

[@5thcrusader424]

Stop with that, everybody knows feudalism is the best system smh

[@nobblkpraetorian5623]

Monarchy has lasted much longer than democracy and socialism so it must be the best!!!

[@5thcrusader424]

Nobblk Praetorian Boi am i a fan of the pope

[@barryevans791]

That's pretty much what we are still running if you think about it - instead of being tied to the land, you are now tied to your wage. You are not free not to work any more than you were under a feudal system.

[@5thcrusader424]

Deplorable Trollhunter But it isn't feudal and the catholic church doesn't run it

[@5thcrusader424]

Deplorable Trollhunter The pope isn't the king of the EU and it isn't feudal

[@qasimmir7117]

Today is the 24 of June, the day I was parking up after a driving lesson and was told by my instructor told me ‘we will leaving the EU.’ Neither of us expected it, but we were glad.

[@charlesferdinand422]

I am a Conservative and support Brexit and all but even I can see Britain is nothing more than a satellite state of the United States which is why they refused to join the European Union. Makes sense because the default British strategy in case of war consists of hiding in their island, keeping a large fleet of warships to prevent the enemy from landing in their lands so they won't have to fight (like men) and then the most important part, BEG the United States (Britain's historic boyfriend) to please come fight for them and save them; that's what they did in the two world wars. That's why they've made so much of the battle of Trafalgar when, in real-life, it had a little practical immediate effect and Napoleon barely sighed when receiving the news. But the British keep celebrating that victory because fighting on sea is all they can do, whenever they fight at land they get their sorry asses kicked even against "inferior" enemies such as Elphinstone's army in Afghanistan, Isandlwana, the American revolutionary war, Dunkirk, the Jews at Palestine, the Dutch at Medway (after which the British lost their fleet which meant their island was open to invasion after which they panicked and surrendered ending the war rather than fighting like men), Buenos Aires (twice), Majuba (against the Boers, where a bunch of Boer farmers and boys defeated professional British soldiers killing 285 British and capturing 59 while losing only 1 Boer and ending the Boer War in one stroke) and Singapore, among many many others; and the only victories they've had have been by surprise attacks (such as the battle of the River Plate), ambushes (just like they did at the battle of Jutland or Cape Matapan) or by using overwhelming numbers (like they did with the Bismark: in the first encounter two German ships, including the Bismarck, fought against three British ships which included the most powerful British ship, the HMS Prince of Wales, known as "the pride of the Royal Navy", the Bismarck alone defeated the three British ships and easily destroyed the HMS Prince of Wales, after which the British fled and only came back in overwhelming numbers, sending 12 ships against the Bismarck; this situation also happened in the naval battles of Narvik in World War II when the Royal Navy attacked the German warships off Narvik, when the Germans counterattacked the British quickly fled losing almost half of its ships, but the Royal Navy would only come back with overwhelming numbers: twice as many ships the Germans had, then and only then would they "avenge" their defeat at Narvik), that's why the British can could never fight on equal numbers, they're only brave at sea and only with overwhelming numbers on their side. That's why in Corunna they used their favorite tactic: be defeated and escape by sea (the same one used in Dunkirk). Also, they have no problem whatsoever betraying their allies if it furthers its interests such as when they bombarded Copenhagen even though Denmark was not at war with Britain (they did this to destroy the Danish fleet so Napoleon couldn't use it just in case Napoleon conquered Denmark, or when the French surrendered in World War II and the British demanded the French hand over all of their ships to them (they were terrified that that Hitler could use them to invade Britain) and when the French refused the British immediately forgot about their erstwhile "allies" and attacked the French fleet by surprise at Mers-el Kebir or when they betrayed the Portuguese (their oldest allies with whom they'd maintained an alliance treaty since 1386) by sending them an ultimatum in 1890 demanding them to evacuate some of their African colonies and once they did they quickly moved to occupy those areas just so the British could have a continuous land connection between South Africa and Egypt or during the Seven Years War: the British always seek a powerful ally with a powerful land army (as the British are too cowardly to fight like men) to protect them and fight for them and the United States didn't exist yet so they tricked Prussia into joining them and paid the Prussians to fight on the continent in their place but as soon as the British attained their goals in the other theaters of the war they immediately forgot about their Prussian "allies" and suddenly stopped the cash flow to Prussia and abandoned them just at the height of the war, leaving the Prussians to their own devices to fight alone against France, Austria and Russia, almost resulting in the destruction of Prussia, something every country in Europe took note of; or in Norway during World War II where the British arrived to assist the Norwegians against the Germans but fled after several humiliating defeats by numerically inferior German forces, in this case the British fled in secret leaving their Norwegian "allies" behind and without telling them they were going to flee. During the Napoleonic Wars, the British were at their worst, paying others to fight for them, causing the Emperor of Austria to say "The English are flesh traffickers, they fight others to fight in their place", while Napoleon said the British were "a people of cowardly marine merchants".

[@allergy5634]

The EU turned Britain into a prosperous Island. Leaving the EU turned us back into a satellites state. I bet you are an American. It really shows. You know nothing about the wonders the EU did for Britain.

[@bob_0146]

That was a long way to downplay one of the most successful militaries in history

[@allergy5634]

@@bob_0146 Thais guy is very clearly ignorant of British history. I wouldn’t worry about it.

[@tobiasleiminger5920]

In the times where the brexit vote was still coming up I really much hated Farage. But now that he brings up some reasonable arguments, I can't help but kinda agree. Either way, the next year is gonna be interesting. - Greetings from Munich.

[@calidude1114]

Tobias Leiminger I hope Trump talks some sense into Merkel but I doubt she will listen and continue to let the country be overrun with migrants.

[@uss-dh7909]

I think that stands to be corrected as "the next few years". Even here as an American in America, things are getting interesting on both sides of the Atlantic to break away from global tyrany.

[@cyberp0et]

NoONEcares x Hard to believe.

[@paulmartinson4936]

nigel has changed the world. no mistake

[@garetclaborn]

germany doesn't matter anymore, it's not even germany

[@itsaMoogle]

This man should be Britain's new prime minister.

[@calidude1114]

Teemo He should but too many of the British people are sheep. Definitely a far cry from when they were an imperial power.

[@jedibattlemasterkos]

Either Farage or Jacob Rees-Mogg would make EXCELLENT Prime Ministers.

[@europeancitizen6375]

He consistently has been rejected a seat in Westminster by the voters for decades now

[@itisme90]

It's really good to see a privately educated, ex banker, who will happily take his EU pension, representing the British working man.

[@maxwild1212]

And who attempted to get himself a German passport. Don't forget that part.

[@zakapholiac9377]

@@maxwild1212 I mean his wife is German.

[@maxwild1212]

@@zakapholiac9377 He (presumably) already had a British passport, though. Why would he need a German one as well?

[@oscartango6280]

@@maxwild1212 Because why not if you’re legally entitled to it? My wife is Turkish, I have a Turkish passport and a British one… Does not mean I am now an AKP, Erdogan supporting Turkish nationalist…

[@oscartango6280]

So because his parents paid for his education (on top their taxes that funds the state system) and because he worked hard to get a high paying and complicated job in banking, he is now not allowed to talk about his fellow citizens? (The British working man, as if those people working 12 hour shifts in insanely complex jobs in the City are suddenly no longer British working men). We are all citizens of this country and we all have free speech to comment on the state of this country.

[@nikolygtx8848]

Wish there was way for me to get in Britain, Eu has became such a shit and i didn't do anything to make it that way

[@lupaswolfshead9971]

JUMP ON A DINGHY AND CLAIM ASYLUM WORKS FOR ALL THE MILITARY AGED MEN FROM AFRICAN AND MUSLIM COUNTRIES FLEEING HORRIBLE WARS OF NON EXISTENCE

[@thecourier231]

The people that PragerU invite are great speakers for the conservative cause. Keep up the good work!

[@johnwinfield9738]

rationalwiki.org/wiki/Dennis_Prager#Prager_.22University.22

[@troblerone4190]

Alfie Noakes "Rationalwiki" Lmfao

[@DaDARKPass]

i hate prageru. they are propaganda for right wing extremists

[@peter42466]

I mean so we’re the soviet speakers doesn’t make it not propaganda

[@Eurodrummer666]

I don´t know for the other conservatives but Farrage is a liar_ kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5CrlaSPeKmWjKc

[@jimothy05]

Holy Crap! PragerU got Nigel Farage! My God this guy is a savage, a true British hero!

[@joshdean9105]

Atharva Shirsat i was thinking the same. its a big suprise

[@MrDaiseymay]

YEAH, HE'S SAVAGELY SPEAKING THE TRUTH, AS HE HAS DONE FOR 25 YEARS. THANKS TO THE MSM YOU AIN'T GONNA HEAR THIS , EXCEPT ON YOU TUBE. THE BBBC IS BOUGHT AND PAID FOR, A MOUTHPIECE FOR THE EU. THEY PAID OUT (OUR MONEY) BY THE 10'S OF MILLIONS OF EUROS, WITH ONE PROVISO, THAT THEY ONLY MAKE POSITIVE REPORTS ABOUT THEM. HAVEN'T THE BBC BEEN A GOOD LITTLE CUSTOMER? NO SIGN OF CRITICISM AT ALL. BUT OODLES OF SHITE SPOKEN ABOUT BREXIT. SUCH PATRIOTS. THIS SMELLS A BIT LIKE BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION TO ME.

[@nayanmistry1618]

Indeed, nothing screams more 'Hero' then spear heading the leave movement and then running away once the leave process started

[@plerpplerp5599]

Atharva Shirsat..eh?😳

[@LMB222]

That aged well, didn't it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mulekickhandmadeguitars8465]

I picked up on something important that he said early on, when he stated, "I don't like it when faceless bureaucrats make laws for nations they don't even live in." It occurs to me that this actually applies to every nation in the world, and every citizen of every nation worldwide. Here's what I mean, every national leader, every Senator, every Congressman, every member of any lawmaking body in the world, makes decisions and laws that impacts every citizen except themselves because those lawmakers do not really live among the citizenry -- they live apart and above them. No public official ever really "lives in" the territory they rule.

[@PanzerLord]

Exactly! Why should the affairs of Tampa be subject to a politician from West Virginia, or even Tallahassee? Perhaps we’d be served better if we broke up into a collection of city-states and communes. I’m being sarcastic, btw. Farage, and the ex-pm Boris Johnson, omit that laws written up by the EU affect all member states; or the fact that Scotland voted to remain in the EU, but they were pulled out by London.

[@MrBmoca]

Portugal have the largest coast for fishing. even so, he can not fish. Europeu laws....

[@PolarAnt]

Follow the UK and vote for a Brexit. Sorry that would be a PTEXIT :)

[@Auspexel]

Fellow countryman, that much is true, however we in Portugal are in a sad state of affairs in regards to exploration of our coastal resources as we're lagging behind in port and vessel development and would rather give our seas over to Spaniards.

[@dedeferreira98]

Verdade mano..

[@mogznwaz]

Yes. It appears the EU suffocates all nations not just the UK. The only countries it's good for are France and Germany. The UK has always been a cash cow, nothing more

[@Admiral45-10]

Poland has the biggest amount of coal in Europe (excluding Russia), but because of European laws we must import it. It's like now the Saudi Arabia would now start importing oil.

[@animated3433]

You can’t barrage the Farage

[@Topcat1952]

Never knew these details. Having heard them, I agree that Britain is better off on their own.

[@eoghan5006]

I hope this is sarcastic?

[@Topcat1952]

@@eoghan5006 I realize being an American I am not up on all the pros and cons of being in the EU or not, but being a conservative I have to go with the Conservative Brits as well and they seem to favor Brexit. Nigel's explanation made perfect sense to me. I realize there are those on the other side who favor not leaving, but the short answer is that it was not sarcastic. I think GB should make their own decisions about things. The larger a government, the more inefficient they are. I believe local goverments govern best.

[@eoghan5006]

@@Topcat1952 Did you just admit your pro-Brexit, because other conservatives told you so. 1. UK trade has tanked by 35% since Brexit. 2. Northen Ireland and Scotland are going to leave the UK because of how disastrous Brexit has been. 2. The commission doesn't have the power. Thats a lie. 3. The UK only has 20% of their fish quotas because they sold the rest!. It's like selling your house and complaining you can't live in it. 4. The EU institutions are constantly changing. He is just flat out lying. 5. He says that change, which has happened numerous times, is impossible because all 27 countries have to agree. Yet he also claims countries are forced to do things they don't like, despite having a veto. Did you know one of the main arguments for leaving the EU was that the EU had a rule that bannanas couldn't be overly bendy( such a rule literally never existed). I'm being serious. Brexit was done as British people didn't want immigrants. That's what it comes down to. And now they're the poorest country in Northen Europe.

[@danc101]

@@eoghan5006 oh please. Brexit was about so much more than immigration. People need to stop seeing brexiteers as narrow minded racists.

[@eoghan5006]

@@danc101 Do you want to give is these reasons?

[@mrpotatohead6264]

And now, 1st January 2021, we are officially *OUT*

[@Diotialate]

Well done, Great Britain! Pip pip, Cheerios, and all that.

[@wills5945]

You know your exact arguments could be applied to Scottish, Northern Irish and welsh independence right?

[@dualrotorhelicopter]

Yup

[@x-b5516]

How?😑

[@osakawayne]

B Scott free Scotland!

[@wills5945]

Qasem Imad The idea of multiple governments governing citizens from countries they themselves haven’t lived in being a bad thing, Westminster is very England centric, so the laws they impose don’t always take into account the unique needs and wants of Scots, Scotland currently has a holyrood, Westminster and the Brussels imposing laws. So to paraphrase the buffoon in the video “if one big government is bad, imagine 3 big governments, bureaucracy x3!!”

[@wills5945]

Itchy Bum “other countries of Scotland” ???? Scotland is more linked to Ireland by blood and culture than it is to England, Ireland is in the EU so you’re not exactly being truthful. I don’t think you really know what you’re talking about, the only reason Scotland is linked to England economically is because England has been using the Scottish economy to subsidise their own for centuries. An independent Scotland’s economy would be 25% larger than the current economy of Scotland.

[@ottoorman5646]

You haven't left yet, your transition period on March 29, 2019.

[@yigithanyigit7589]

I love that channels videos, I try to understand your explanations by my English as much as possible, but sometimes it's not enough so may you try to add more Turkish subtitles to the videos? Thank you so much.

[@bgcvetan]

So satisfying to look at how badly has this aged.

[@bgcvetan]

On what Drugs are you ?@pedrocardoso2029

[@FRIEDYOGURT-s4c]

Holy shit it’s actually him

[@princessbinas]

I know I would make a better prime minister than those bureaucrats in the EU, and I am a native born American studying Computer Science and Programming. Why? Because I have one thing that most bureaucrats lack: strong, unwavering MORALITY.

[@princessbinas]

Tucson Jim When is morality the same as honesty? As humans, we all lie. But morality is something you have or do not have as it comes from having a conscience. I would throw myself on the line if I could save someone else. I believe abortion is murder and there is always another option that will save both moms and babies I believe that bullying is wrong. I believe that no one should die or be ostricied because they were practicing free speech (looking at you, feminists).

[@princessbinas]

Tucson Jim Not once did I say I was a princess not do I think I am, it is just a username that stuck with me since my first online account that my mom made in attempt of making a username that was easy to remember and not taken. I kept it out of sameness and routine and is irrelevant. I think of myself as a fugly, disabled piece of shit actually. I was called ugly and retarded my whole life. Now, if we lack morality, how many humans have you killed and did not feel anything afterwards? Do you find it easy to pull a gun on someone and shot them point blank? Are you apathetic towards those commercials that display abused animals? Don't lie now. I would feel intense remoarse, even if I was forced to kill. I would fall apart and cry if I even thought of shooting anything that walked and breathed. I always feel tears start when the abused animal commercials come on. I want to give all the abused animals love and comfort. I do this in the middle of PetsMart whenever I go there. I want to take them home so much. Now. Would I kill in a war? Not intentionally and if I did, I would loathe myself more than I do now if I don't commit suicide to punish myself for my own sins. I hate myself for all the mistakes I have made and I hate myself every time I hurt someone. If you knew me in real life, you would see the amount of times I say sorry and as for forgiveness from those I hurt. I cry when I just hear about others being hurt and I want to be there to help. I know I am not war material. I would crumbled apart under severe stress from my anxiety and be one of the first ones killed. I do not have the mental capacity to be a soldier. I am too emotional. Also, I know I have lied. Why? Because I know I am human. Humans lie. I know the original sin. I did not bring up religion, but I will say it, I am a practicing Christian. I have a Bible and I know what the conscience's biblical name is. The Holy Spirit. It is in the Bible. Just read the New Testament. And by your own logic you are a pathological liar. You resort to name calling. That is an ad hominem. You do not have a sound argument, so you are resorting to attacks directed towards me personally. I am sorry, but your argument just doesn't stand up well when you use ad hominems.

[@iansorbello9693]

I met Nigel in a pub in Brussels. He really does love Europe.

[@KatsKettlebellDojo]

Brilliantly informative, thank you!

[@tripledigit4835]

Damn, I can't believe they had my man Nigel in here. I wasn't expecting him to be on this channel, well done Prager U

[@Durovnax]

The legend himself.

[@theparadigm8149]

Golly! 😂 Nigel Farage has GOT to be the most British Brit alive!

[@mogznwaz]

No Jacob Rees-Mogg is. But Nigel definitely flies the flag 🇬🇧

[@alexandermontes7459]

this guy actually seems passionate and angry about what he’s fighting for. i love it

[@maxwild1212]

But not passionate enough not to try to get a German passport, of course.

[@hoangkimviet8545]

Now, I don't hope that EU will develop in future if Merkel and Macron are the leaders of Union :0

[@hoangkimviet8545]

Royal Bridgeman Well, whatever. You don't debate my main idea, just insult. So good :0

[@merkiu1972]

screw merkel and macron. i hope italy follows suite and leaves the EU

[@hoangkimviet8545]

Scotty Peterson This possibility is very difficult to happen. Italy is in debt :0

[@johnjackbogle1217]

Hoàng Kim Việt Yeah but but do you think it'll continue to support a system where it gains billions in debt for being apart of the EU?

[@northarlem]

Royal Bridgeman You are just not mature enough. Stay away, brotha.

[@Klausi420]

Haha thanks for this very objective Video by a UKIP member

[@br4054]

tomzormeier he never claimed he was being objective

[@Klausi420]

@psykosonikwarrior There's always two Sides. This Video only covers one, that's all what i was trying to say. But hey , life must suck for a person getting this angry over such a non offensive comment on youtube lmao

[@t1mmytiger]

The success of post-brexit Britain’s vaccine response versus the EU’s catastrophic one settles the matter 🇬🇧

[@maxwild1212]

Germany now has more people vaccinated than the UK.

[@brickspace8617]

I absolutely *love* how you didn't provide any sources for your claims! :)

[@somebodysname816]

That’s PragerU for you 😉

[@wertyuiopasd6281]

I am French and what he says is true. Whether you're for brexit or not. Let's all stop being delusional here.

[@johnadan3509]

Is a lie ? What he did say?

[@gusrandle4270]

So by this logic Scotland should have independence

[@Leicht_Sinn]

yeah they want a new independence vote soo we will see

[@cyberbird451]

Yes, but the problem is Scotland will probably gain independence only to rejoin the EU, that's what the SNP want anyway.

[@silaskrummen3740]

I would really enjoy this backfiring

[@anghinetti]

Gus Randle; Independence from whom?

[@paulbowness8125]

Independence for England.....FREEDOM!

[@scottmajor2620]

Nigel! The perfect speaker for this!

[@Ja_ck00]

Yes I'm certain he'll give a completely unbiased view.

[@rarrar9257]

EpicBapl Well, he did experience it first hand. And it's called 'Why Britian left the EU' so...

[@Ja_ck00]

This whole video contained only two of the reasons why 51.89% voted leave. Only one of which being true. That being the bureaucrats in the EU. The other being saving money which is not going to happen at all as we have already seen.

[@monicawarner4091]

Paulo Bardes ...Because his mission was to get a referendum on our membership of the EU. In case you missed it...we had one! He'd done his job and wanted to spend some time with his family.

[@Sdakouls3]

@Monic warner If he wanted to spend time with his family, why then did he move to the USA to take up a job as a Fox News pundit?

[@WOTArtyNoobs]

There's more to this than meets the eye. This is not just about restoring our sovereignty and the right to decide our own destiny, but also our desire to preserve our own national identity. The purpose of the Treaty of Lisbon was to bring about a single European state with a single governing body. The aim was to dissolve all national governments and rid all 28 states of their individual identities in favor of a single EU government. The former states would then become 'provinces' of that state and subservient to the EU as the Federal body. This mirrors the United States in some ways - which was intentional. The individual states of the Union are all subservient to the Federal Government in Washington DC, but it is Federal State that makes laws which govern the entire country. The people of Europe are currently undergoing a degree of homogenisation. This is partially because the Freedom of Movement allows citizens of one member state to live and work in another member state. This is further complicated by the fact that there is a great deal of illegal migration from the Middle East and Africa. These migrants have brought their own customs and religion with them and expect (under EU law) to be able to retain these. The EU is attempting to force some of their member states to accept these illegal migrants to prevent any individual member from being swamped. Only many states within the EU have experience of invasions by other ethnic groups in the past and are reluctant to let their national identity be changed. This will eventually lead to more states desiring to leave the EU. The United Kingdom wanted to retain our own sovereignty, to set our own laws and have our own accountable Government. The EU would have forced Britain to dissolve our own Parliament, dismissed our Monarch and forced us to accept EU laws written by faceless bureaucrats with no accountability at the point of the guns of the EU Army. We have chosen to exert our right to be free to chose our own destiny and not to be forced to accept what others demand of us. We saved Europe from tyranny three times in two centuries and our example may allow others to free themselves from the cruelty of despotic masters.

[@carltonpoindexter2034]

To Wot above: As an American I agree with your assessment. Our republic ceased to be free when the US set up the Federal Reserve bank, which is not Federal, and not American. It buys and prints our money and sells it back to us at interest. And with creation of the FBI, CIA, NSA and other multi-agencies, our politicians have little say over our faceless bureaucrats and hence the Trump election: the one who is fighting it and showing also the link with the media. It is the first time that I have been hopeful in 4 decades. Up until than it was usually choosing the lesser of two evils, or: do I want Syphillus or Gonohrea? Actually I don't want either until our last Presidential election.

[@WOTArtyNoobs]

Many outside America did not comprehend that President Trump won the election, not just because he was not Hillary, but because he offered a way to fight back against the oppression of the Deep State. As you say, the Federal Bank is neither Federal or American, but owned by Globalists and that's not the only Institution that has been 'Infected' (for want of a better word) by the Deep State. The Russian Collusion scandal was the Deep State's attempt to rid themselves of a President that was a threat to them. The very fact that the Impeachment was by a whistleblower - also a Deep State operative - shows that they've not given up on their attempts to wrest back control. The parallel with the United Kingdom and Brexit is that the EU financed many political groups in the UK to attempt to stage a Coup and reverse the Brexit decision. They did this through Parliament and the Courts and nearly succeeded, but now they've been foiled and it will backfire on them. My only hope is that America re-elects the President to finish the job he started. America is booming. Americans are getting rich again. The list of Presidential candidates and their rhetoric is extremely disappointing. Let's hope that the Deep State are purged from the US by a President who recognises that America was being controlled by people who did not have America's interests at heart.

[@carltonpoindexter2034]

@@WOTArtyNoobs Yes, yes, yes. I had a list of the Globalists. Trump was the only one not on it. This next election will determine the fate of America and of the world. If Trump loses it is Game over. The people naively think that they can start a civil war and replay the American revolution. What they don't realize is that UN troops will be called in (Cubans, Turks, Chinese, Somalians, etc) to brutally put down any insurrection because US troops will not fire on their own people and that is the many reason why the US and British troops have been involved in endless wars abroad... to keep them out of the picture.

[@HollyWade97x]

Your logic contradicts itself countless times. To that rose-coloured perception of Great-Britain as the liberator of Europe, you might want to add the fact that Great-Britain was one of the worst despots of all. Just ask India, South-Africa, the Caribbean, Pakistan, Kenya, etc. But the fact that you left out that massive part of history and only claimed the "good bit" says a lot about why you are so ignorant about the racist discrepancies in your "nationalist" discourse.

[@HollyWade97x]

@@carltonpoindexter2034 That's why they've been involved in countless wars abroad? Don't make me laugh.

[@gdreyer]

Nigel Farage make a lot of people angry because he speaks the truth.

[@InitialPC]

actually he lied, he said all 28 countries need to ratify all treaties in the eu to make any reform, the truth is that the European union treaty that created the organization in the first place is the only treaty they have to ratify, thats the whole point of the union, to create a more streamlined reform process

[@gdreyer]

@@InitialPC Actually no he didn't, "ANY REFORM to the legal basis of the EU must be ratified according to the procedures in each member state. ALL STATES ARE REQUIRED TO RATIFY it and lodge the instruments of ratification with the Government of Italy before the treaty can come into force in any respect. In some states, such as Ireland, this is usually a referendum as any change to that state's constitution requires one. In others, such as Belgium, referendums are constitutionally banned and the ratification must take place in its national parliament." SOURCE: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaties_of_the_European_Union

[@Mr.Beefy95]

Legend

[@campkira]

he is right wing.. same with this channel.. just take the info and don't think too much of it..

[@siegelink9549]

@@campkira Just FYI, if your trying to tell people Prager is not reliable because they are right wing I have a few bits of advice for you. First of all, just because something might lean one way or another they will not always side with each other. I would agree most places that lean one way do tend to only think that way, but even then I have seen them talk back vs people of their own party on rare occasions. And second, you should not say "Just take the info and don't think too much of it." because that does the opposite of what you intend. If you think people are being brainwash into believing something you believe is dumb, that is exactly what someone doing the brainwashing would say. If you want people to open their eyes you would say look into it more.

[@travro2525]

Likewise I'm all for North America, but as a US citizen, I be damned if think either Mexicans or Canadians should live under US laws.

[@edmilsoneletrica]

Travro , imagine an AN. American Union, aggregating not only Mexico and Canada, but all the american countries. As if the US didn't have big enough political and economic influence on these countries, imagine them having to follow laws created by your country. That's a good way to turn on some good profit. The UK saw through that.

[@timtolltroll1455]

Dude, the USA are like the EU but even closer

[@christos.5302]

nah, but EU are much closer

[@syedhasanahmed3514]

Originally the point of the USA was to be an alliance of states in north america. That's why some battles of the war of independence were fought in canada - there were canadians that fought for the continental army - and why the USA tried to annex Canada at one time.

[@andigorani]

It's not another country making laws for another country. Its 28 representatives from each country who vote on new laws and other shit that have to be effected. For example electrical appliances which was to meet certain criteria, so you know, anything you buy that's in the eu/made for the eu market has been regulated and tested to be safe.

[@IBradFrazer]

I voted to leave because the idea of be governed by appointed officials and not elected officials sends a chill down my spine. However, people try and say that the EU government is merely a guiding hand for your countries government, and while this was once true, the EU has become something far more sinister in recent times. I believe the goal of certain EU bureaucrats is to make Europe a unified country, one governed by the European parliament. And when I say the EU, I really mean Germany disguised as the EU. Germany has tried to conquer Europe twice and failed both times, but now Germany is conquering Europe through political means using the Union as a stepping stone. We all know Germany holds supreme power in the EU, unmatched by even Britain itself despite Britain having the strongest military in the EU and having the 2nd strongest economy, and the only reason for us being 2nd in economy is because Germany (disguised as the EU) keep demanding more money from us in the form of ridiculous taxes and the EU membership fee. The EU is trying to unite all European countries into one with the Eurozone, an EU army despite most EU countries besides, Spain, France, Britain, Germany, Italy and maybe Poland, are just holes in the ground that can barely function properly. An EU army looks good on paper but it would function horribly because different country's have different standards for their military. Countries such as... Slovenia, Estonia, Latvia, Albania, Serbia, Slovakia, and Croatia are countries that have nothing to give, but everything to take. All these EU countries have nothing in common either! We have different currencies, speak different languages, have different cultures and overall a different way of life. I'll be honest, the EU was a good thing back when it was about benefiting neighbouring countries with great and fair trade deals, but now... it's just a corrupt union full of appointed bureau-twats that wanna line their pockets with the money of hardworking people. The EU should disband because it won't be long until another Euro crisis happens or another country is in 350 billion dollars worth of debt that we have to help bail out at Germany's request. Brexit was very much necessary, I just wish our government was better prepared for this fight, as right now... things are not looking good for us.

[@mendelemochersforim]

Irrelevancies.

[@ertuncdelikaya8237]

Serbia and Albania aren't members yet. They're just official candidates like Turkey is. Their GDP-per-capitas are less than half of Turkey's and their standards of living are worse than Turkey's. I was gonna say "Serbia, Albania, Macedonia, Montenegro aren't likely to become members before 2030" then I remembered that Bulgaria, despite still being poorer and less developed than Turkey is, has been a member since 2007 lol.

[@lilylin1805]

Tucson Jim: Considering the "strength" of the European national identities, religious beliefs, and cultural and historical backgrounds, the concept of "European Unity," carried to the extreme, where the European central government dominates all members, is NOT a practical idea! "United Europe" is NOT like "The United States," where people established a NEW home, far away from their original homelands, with NEW perspectives and NEW national identity. Europeans in their homelands will accept forgoing certain national sovereignty, but there is a LIMIT as to how far they will go. Expecting European nations to accept a large number of unvetted Islamic migrants who are hostile towards non-believers, for example, is beyond what many Europeans are willing to tolerate --- and rightfully so! Anyone who has a brain - except for those who live in the lalaland - can see that such practice will bound to fail! Brexit is just the beginning! If EU fails, it's not because "European Unity" is a bad idea, it is because those who apply the concept don't know WHEN to stop and don't get it, enough is enough!

[@slightlyconfused876]

You say "I think". Don't think that is likely.

[@mikailaydenizteyukjk230]

France is stronger than UK :) Yours army is 2th strongest army in EU. Economy of UK is very close to France's economy but they will pass you i think :) You can consider 3th like old days... It's little payment for your country...

[@thehypetraveler8114]

As much as I HATE the EU, the UK was better off in the EU. I've seen it myself.

[@mehmeh1234]

And now the uk economy is struggling and the EU economy is growing I wonder why

[@mehmeh1234]

@MsMissy no it isn't the UK economy is currently shrink although very slowly well the EU is growing but quite slowly to being honest

[@bob_0146]

Germany set to reduce 0.2% this year UK to grow 0.2%

[@lupaswolfshead9971]

hahAHA THAT OLD HORSE CHESTNUT