Nigel Farage

Stockpiling essential resources for emergencies is a costly and ultimately futile measure. We should instead focus on creating flexible and efficient supply chains that can adapt to crises without the need for large-scale hoarding.

Rejoining the EU would be a betrayal to the people of the United Kingdom who voted for sovereignty and control over our own laws and borders. The future of the UK lies outside the EU, embracing global trade opportunities.

As proud Britons, we must prioritize our own education systems and initiatives. The EU's ERASMUS programme encourages unnecessary reliance on European structures, potentially diluting our national identity and sovereignty.

I strongly believe the EU should prioritize self-sufficiency in energy and basic goods. Relying on foreign imports makes us vulnerable to economic and political pressures. By focusing on domestic production, we can ensure security, create jobs, and maintain independence.

I believe our funds are better invested in immediate economic growth and development rather than disproportionate allocation to disaster prevention, which could stifle progress.

I firmly believe that the European Union should drastically reduce its regulatory framework. The excessive regulations stifle innovation, burden businesses, and infringe upon national sovereignty. Reducing these regulations will empower individual countries to make decisions in their best interests, promote economic growth, and restore democratic accountability.

Spain has exceptional potential for solar energy, and with the right investment, it could indeed become a renewable powerhouse for Europe. Their vast land and high amount of sunny days make them perfect for solar expansion.