The People of Great Britain are fed up with being dictated to by the European Union in Brussels. We want to get out of the EU, and we might need a new prime minister to do it. Read about how you could run the country; recognise the problems facing Great Britain; look at the ridiculous directives we are supposed to follow; and by looking at the situation completely from A to Z, see what a difference you could make. Let’s Get Out of the EU: A Guide to Running the Country takes a humorous look at the current situation in Europe. Although the book is political satire, in reality, about 90 percent of the population wants to get out of the EU. This book highlights the problems and gives guidance on how to do better.

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