Bank Shares: UK Banks vs Euro Banks

Introduction – I have seen many worry about the British banks since Brexit. However I still am sticking to this idea of stop worrying about the UK worry about the Eurozone. Using the share prices I want to show how the European banks are really struggling (pre and post-Brexit) and how this is where the main concern should be.

Warning: An Open Letter to All Private Language Schools in the EU

Dear Private Language Schools in the EU,

  I am writing this because it has recently come to my attention that local and national newspapers (especially in the UK) are reporting on the financial situation in Europe very differently to financial newspapers and banks. Consequently I think many people are not unaware of the real financial situation in Europe or of a new rule from the EU, which could potentially cause some schools to go out of business.
[This article sums up the new rule and a lot of this blog post]

Stop Worrying About The Brexit, Worry About the Eurozone (My personal opinion – A different perspective)

[Note – This is effectively a working document. I will make changes and add links as I find them]

Introduction –
I have noticed that everyone has been worrying about the Brexit and its consequences within the UK that they seem to be blinded to the fact the Eurozone has more serious issues at the moment. I think the reason it is being over looked by the British press is because many are looking at everything the wrong way round: They see the Brexit affecting the Eurozone, not what I believe that the Eurozone will affect the Brexit.
The best person to highlight this point is the Netherlands far right leader who said; “Everyone is worrying about the Brexit and what will happen and how long it will take. Well we know it will be 2 years. The real question is will the EU last that long”.
Let me explain what I everyone else has forgotten…

Don’t Blame Older People, Learn From Them – An Open Letter to the Younger People Protesting Brexit

Introduction – This is an open letter I wrote earlier this week after seeing all the hatred on Facebook from both sided and most seems to be quite injustly. It is written specifically to those blaming the older generation, and explaining why I feel we shouldn’t be blaming the older people but we should learning from them and the only people should blame if any is our own generation. This is my personal opinion as a 26 year old teacher who is interested in the political world. I personally believe many major points have been over looked.
[This is also part of a longer blog post which I am currently writing about my opinions on all things Brexit. (I will post a link once I have finished it)]