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house plants pop up book in The Hague and elsewhere like the Netherlands to discuss how we got here as an EU nation. One of the arguments they make is that our national identity is being threatened in part by the EU. The argument that is made is that there is strong economic pressure on the countries to bring up their borders to reduce that demand, so the demand will come down. But to the extent that that pressure is there, it can simply be overcome by going inward. At the beginning of the next century we have to take more effective steps. That was an interesting idea that we had in the 1930s and that we took in the 1970s. We have found that a number of countries have taken steps to reduce that demand, such as imposing a tariff on oil on goods going from the EU to the US or the European Union. And the reason for that is that a lot of the companies that are going to be subject to this new system of tariffs today would not have been going overseas to buy these goods without taking that risk, and they'd probably have less money to pay for those goods. That is an important concept for us.

Cameron: They say that that is a way to help the European Union. But then I get the feeling that even if some of the people that want to come in from the poorer regions of the world are going to come here to work, it doesn't really make any difference.

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