Let's not forget the UK!

I had not taken Great Britain's break away from the EU that seriously, because it never was a "full-fledged" member of the consortium, e.g., keeping to its own currency and instituting a policy of austere economics as a way out of its own recession.

But I was wrong!  Great Britain is paving the way to an even more prosperous era for itself, by Exiting the EU.  The trouble with such super-government agencies like the EU is that they promote unity and uniformity simply without addressing economic and social problems.  What stand, for instance, has it taken to end  the social and economic griefs the European countries that have reached out to the Syrian refugees have encountered?  Ir'a been the several European countries--France, above the rest)--that have addressed the social issues caused by the immigration of the Near-Eastern refugees. And, the economic woes of Greece must be addressed by the international banking community, to be sure.  Illustrating the need of a Central Bank of the EU, id nor a political structure.

Accordingly, in my Regional Independence blog, I will carry items of the progress toward unbounded independence that this country is making/