Abolishing the Houses of Parliament in Westminster in favour of the European Parliament

What is Westminster really doing for you? Spending your taxes on working against the progress and efficiency of a single European Parliament in Brussels and Strasbourg. Working to keep you poor and limit your opportunities.

I believe the time has come to put our differences aside and get rid of the British Parliament in Westminster.

I feel they have not represented my interests or done anything for me. I am happy with Europe and the EU. Their rules and regulations have added something to my life and I no longer feel like a Britisher but would now consider myself as a Western European. As such, unless there is a dramatic change in politics, I would be quite happy to see the end of this antiquated and outmoded ancient behemoth that has had its ascendancy and now lost it. Let us advance, let us progress, it's time to make the change, let's abolish Westminster.

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