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Canada Should NOT Join the EU Madhouse · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Speaker 1: Sixty nine percent of Canadians sixty nine percent, uh oh,
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  Speaker 1: sixty nine percent of Canadians have a favorable view of
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  Speaker 1: the European Union compared to thirty four percent to view
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  Speaker 1: the US favorably. That's because Canadians have been brainwashed and
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  Speaker 1: their brains have been turned to mush. Being right next
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  Speaker 1: to the United States, having this big, big, beautiful border
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  Speaker 1: with the United States is just an unimaginable blessing to Canada.
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  Speaker 1: Being right next door to the biggest economy in the world.
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  Speaker 1: It's incredible good fortune for everybody who lives here. Obvious
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  Speaker 1: slave how many countries would like that. Hey, guess what's
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  Speaker 1: on either side. There's oceans, oceans. It's incredibly beneficial to
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  Speaker 1: Canada to be right next door to this massive economy,
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  Speaker 1: the biggest economy in the world. Right, a sane government
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  Speaker 1: would look for ways to maximize the benefit from that.
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  Speaker 1: Sane people would recognize that, right, hey, we're not right
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  Speaker 1: next door to the European Union and guess what, they're
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  Speaker 1: a basket case says here might explain why close to
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  Speaker 1: half of Canadians say they would support joining the EU. Really,
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  Speaker 1: we're right next door to the biggest economy in the world,
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  Speaker 1: surprising Sheriff, Canadians support EU membership. New polling suggests Canadians
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  Speaker 1: are rapidly warming up to the idea of joining the
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  Speaker 1: European Union. From March eleventh, twenty twenty five, amidst the
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  Speaker 1: newly found trade war with the United States, Canadians have
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  Speaker 1: been looking for alternative solutions to our ongoing economic woes.
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  Speaker 1: While there are plenty of ways we could reduce our
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  Speaker 1: reliance on the Americans, some Canadians have started looking across
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  Speaker 1: the Atlantic. A new question has emerged, should Canada seek
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  Speaker 1: membership in the European Union. New polling from Ebicus data
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  Speaker 1: suggests Canadians are more supportive of the idea than one
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  Speaker 1: might think. So Team Canada. Right now, all these politicians
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  Speaker 1: pretending that I don't know what they think, that Trump's
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  Speaker 1: going to invade Canada or something, but talking about we're
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  Speaker 1: never going to be the fifty first state, blah blah blah,
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  Speaker 1: We'll never give up our sovereignty, We'll never give up
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  Speaker 1: our sovereignty. Five seconds later, let's give up our sovereignty.
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  Speaker 1: Let's join the EU. EU sovereignty is such a big
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  Speaker 1: issue right now, Let's see how that would go with
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  Speaker 1: the EU. Let's see I asked that in what ways
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  Speaker 1: does the EU override the sovereignty of its member states tariffs, immigration,
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  Speaker 1: et cetera. The European Union overrides the sovereignty of its
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  Speaker 1: member states in several ways, as member states delegate certain
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  Speaker 1: powers to EU institutions to achieve collective goals. Collective goals
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  Speaker 1: like economic integration, political stability, and coordinated policy making. So
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  Speaker 1: your political stability, that translates as at draconian draconian censorship
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  Speaker 1: of dissent and just deciding that, well, we don't like
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  Speaker 1: a party that a country's elected, so we're just not
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  Speaker 1: going to let that happen. Let's see tariffs and trade.
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  Speaker 1: How it overrides sovereignty. The EU operates as a customs union,
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  Speaker 1: meaning member states surrender control, surrender control over their external
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  Speaker 1: trade policies. Well, we won't even have to worry about
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  Speaker 1: it anymore. Just joined the EU. I'm sure they'll do
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  Speaker 1: well by us. The European Commission negotiates trade agreements and
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  Speaker 1: sets common external tariffs for all twenty seven member states.
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  Speaker 1: So do Canadians want sovereignty or not? Because it kind
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  Speaker 1: of sounds like maybe they don't. Individual countries cannot impose
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  Speaker 1: their own tariffs on imports from non EU countries or
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  Speaker 1: negotiate bilateral trade deals independently. So is this what Canadians
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  Speaker 1: want or do they know? Here's the thing, they have
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  Speaker 1: no idea, right They just all just be able to
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  Speaker 1: travel freely around Europe, that's what they're thinking. They don't
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  Speaker 1: know about any of this. They don't know that this
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  Speaker 1: would actually be giving up your sovereignty. That's why Brexit happened. Immigration. Immigration,
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  Speaker 1: Now you may have heard, you may have heard that
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  Speaker 1: quite a bit about immigration in the EU and how
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  Speaker 1: Europeans hate it. They hate the immigration policies there, but
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  Speaker 1: there doesn't seem to be anything they can do about
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  Speaker 1: it because they're part of this EU thing and apparently
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  Speaker 1: there's no democracy there anymore. And you better not talk
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  Speaker 1: about it on social media because you're going to get
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  Speaker 1: a knock on the door from the police. Literally that
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  Speaker 1: will happen. How it override sovereignty. Immigration is a shared competence,
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  Speaker 1: but the EU exerts significant influence, especially on external borders
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  Speaker 1: and asylum policy. Example, Hungary's attempt to block asylum seekers
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  Speaker 1: during the twenty fifteen migrant crisis clashed with EU rules,
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  Speaker 1: leading to lego battles with the European Court of Justice.
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  Speaker 1: The ECJ ruled in twenty twenty that Hungary's border policies
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  Speaker 1: violated EU law. But Canada is never going to give
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  Speaker 1: up at sovereignty except to the EU because a teleprompter
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  Speaker 1: reader on the evening news told them to. Essentially, what
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  Speaker 1: will happen on immigration is that the EU will just
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  Speaker 1: say you're taking in five million people from Syria now
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  Speaker 1: and do it, and if you don't, we're gonna make
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  Speaker 1: it hard for you, and everybody's gonna call you far right,
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  Speaker 1: neo Nazis or white supremacists whatever. Like. With Hungary legislation
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  Speaker 1: and regulation, how it overrides sovereignty. The EU can pass laws, regulations,
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  Speaker 1: and directives that are binding on member states, often superseding
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  Speaker 1: national legislation. So you're going to have a bunch of
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  Speaker 1: people that you've never voted for deciding how you live
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  Speaker 1: in your country. Canada will never give up at sovereignty
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  Speaker 1: unless we joined the EU, and then we're fine with that.
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  Speaker 1: Then that's awesome. Anyway, That's all I'm gonna say about that.
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