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UKIP Leader: EU Beginning to Resemble Communism

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    UKIP Leader Nigel Farage on what is needed to improve the European economy.

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Economic growth in the European Union turning negative in the second -- despite some individual countries staying in the green Germany.

But this next politician has a plan to change Europe and liberate his country.

Nigel -- -- as the leader of the UK independence party.

Oh and he's been now be on this subject and he's joining us now in -- Fox Business six.

They're likely to get 5% us once again can't listen Rick we can't see those -- -- because.

You're not wrong when you talk about how add that the European resolve the eurozone -- the UK is not a part.

It looks like the Titanic and all of the comments that you've made but.

Has anything changed since she went on that tirade a couple of months ago do you see it any differently not.

-- -- -- I -- not a bit in fact things are actually getting what us on the we've now got marry a multi it was the unelected appointed prime minister of Italy.

-- is begging for his country to be bailed out because as he says he -- is.

The Apollo moments may.

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The growth is diminishing.

I want -- quite right to say that the UK is outside the -- and with still part of the European single market and these -- -- is.

These -- figure is about just a reflection.

Of what's going role in the Euro is that we know that in -- -- countries like Spain and Portugal and Greece the holdings a disaster.

We're also told the about the -- of the UK have the Arizona and all positive something that is cold the European social market multiple.

What that means is that we now believe in Europe that we have a little what Mary -- We -- -- -- huge minimum wages we it'll take six months over vol wife -- a kid.

-- living in this sort of multi land where frankly -- all facing economic rebalancing says you don't even though the UK is not part of the Euro -- We are being constrained constricted.

By -- by being part of something frankly.

Begins to resemble communism and in terms of -- belief that the state and government and legislation creates jobs in doesn't it destroys them.

Not -- you know and talking of -- land.

The UK you think should be out of the European Union.

What would that do to trade would have been more expensive for the UK to actually do business with the remaining European countries I mean what's the benefit what's -- take getting out of it.

What's really interest thing is that the UK now trades for the the year two.

-- a massive massive deficit at 2010 and is the last year for which we have figures and European company is sold to -- fifty billion pounds worth of goods more than we sold to them says it has the idea the mislead his would not -- that calls in Britain if we -- the news.

Although my favorite Spanish -- -- Would refuse to -- -- -- sell me a case of -- wide frankly is ludicrous but what do you what do for us.

Is it would open up our -- to have trade deals free trade deals in particular with the rest of the world -- there was a very big.

English speaking world outlet.

And we turned our backs on it which is madness.

Of the Spanish prime minister has announced that he will meet with Germany and Italian leaders in the coming months now the whole.

Premise is that they will the European Union what will lend to them and they will open up these facilities.

If they officially ask.

Are the Spanish going to officially ask and what must you think of that.

While I mean this foundation fact will be forced to mosque but think of the irony.

All of the Spanish prime minister.

Meeting the unelected appointed Italian prime minister announced a multi.

I mean look for goodness sake Italy's got like Bosnia itself.

And the -- Spanish by bailouts.

Hi -- -- actually be true.

The agreement walls to lend a hundred billion displaying to help its banks.

At a raise of 3%.

And Italy.

Was 20% of that package despite the fact it's really have to pay seven to send.

To borrow that money all the international markets some of the whole thing is an absolute no Olson's.

I'm yet.

It explains in trouble just wait -- this circus moves on to -- And bullet Nigel what is the solution to -- -- this and just break up the eurozone and go back to the way applause.

-- break up via resign recognize that it's a total miss construction recognize the floating currencies work.

-- wanna go handicap was -- that.

I think about play against Tiger Woods with a handicap.

But if I was -- if I was pegged to the same level as Tiger Woods we wouldn't work -- -- that's effectively what you've got.

When you talk like Greece and -- company together because they completely different economists that step one step too.

Is to recognize.

That you don't get some of -- nothing in life.

It's to get rid of crazy employment legislation.

That puts people -- for employing people to to young people and the Fed thing.

And the EU was the biggest culprit of a lot in the world -- this.

Is to recognize.

That carbon dioxide emissions do not mean we're -- -- to be -- to a -- within the next three months.

On the what we doing.

By putting massive massive.

Taxes.

On our electricity prices.

By.

Basically penalizing.

Manufacturing companies from reducing carbon dioxide.

-- -- -- Would revolutionize Europe.

As we say good -- I must say I was in London for the Olympics see you all did up.

Fine fine job and that final closing ceremony -- mean how can you not love George Michael of The Spice Girls.

That effect that can.

-- Yeah I never thought I'd -- -- it was great to see despite scales back.

-- MG day -- people -- OG AA again -- of -- of the of the UK independence party and are you surprised he's independence party.

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