Current Affairs EU In or Out

In or Out

  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%
  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%

  • Total voters
    1,013
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You keep saying no sovereignty yet can't provide any examples of what that means or why it's bad. Likewise with border control as I personally gave several studies highlighting the benefits in terms of both economics and security, and despite several requests you offered no evidence to support your own claim other than lots of other countries do it.

I fully understand that leave voters dislike the aspersions cast against them, but sometimes they don't do themselves any favours.
As do the Liberal Remoaners Bruce!
 
He doesn't know. He's been asked dozens of times and usually responds with something about Greece?

Or a democratic vote involving 17m people.. or something about sovereignty being given back to a political system with an unelected upper chamber and a hereditary monarchy...
 
But Joey has said previously that we should aim to be a part of the Single Market in regards to our negotiation talks?
We won't be. At least I don't see how we can be unless we see a complete backtrack (not impossible) but I think it's to late in the day for that. "Out" from my point of view meant we leave warts and all. The single market and the EU go hand in hand, you can't really have one without the other.
 
We won't be. At least I don't see how we can be unless we see a complete backtrack (not impossible) but I think it's to late in the day for that. "Out" from my point of view meant we leave warts and all. The single market and the EU go hand in hand, you can't really have one without the other.

Yes you can: generally we don't consider Norway to a part of the 'EU' (because they're not a member) - yet they're part of the EEA and thus have access to the Single Market.

So you consider Norway, Lichtenstein etc to be in the EU? Interesting...
 
Yes you can: we don't consider Norway to a part of the 'EU' (because they're not a member) - yet they're part of the EEA and thus have access to the Single Market.

So you consider Norway, Lichtenstein etc to be in the EU? Interesting...
In all but name yes they are. They may as well be at any rate. We'll no doubt end up with a Norway type of arrangement we're we can say we aren't technically part of the EU but we follow pretty much all its regulations and keep the freedom of movement that go with being in the single market. Its basically just being a member without the perks.
 
We won't be. At least I don't see how we can be unless we see a complete backtrack (not impossible) but I think it's to late in the day for that. "Out" from my point of view meant we leave warts and all. The single market and the EU go hand in hand, you can't really have one without the other.

I also think the U.K. will be out of the single market, unless there is a complete backtrack but seems unlikely. Would be quite a spectacle. The EU agencies are already leaving, lots of countries are campaigning the City (just for Belgium as off today there are three insurers: Japanese one, an Australian one, and a Lloyds subsidiary)... All this effort for no action would seem strange.

Also seems to be the perception of everyone here. Diplomats are getting annoyed because nobody seems to know what Brexit entails, lots of time has already been lost so a good deal seems very unlikely. Task groups are preparing the companies for hard Brexit.
 
In all but name yes they are. They may as well be at any rate. We'll no doubt end up with a Norway type of arrangement we're we can say we aren't technically part of the EU but we follow pretty much all its regulations and keep the freedom of movement that go with being in the single market. Its basically just being a member without the perks.

Norway:

1. They pay a similar fee to what we do currently (or at least the difference is not enough to herald a win for vote leave)
2. They accept freedom of movement
3. They have zero influence in legislation that affects the Single Market

But.. control... sovereignty... democratic vote... 17 million... out means out...
 
I also think the U.K. will be out of the single market, unless there is a complete backtrack but seems unlikely. Would be quite a spectacle. The EU agencies are already leaving, lots of countries are campaigning the City (just for Belgium as off today there are three insurers: Japanese one, an Australian one, and a Lloyds subsidiary)... All this effort for no action would seem strange.

Also seems to be the perception of everyone here. Diplomats are getting annoyed because nobody seems to know what Brexit entails, lots of time has already been lost so a good deal seems very unlikely. Task groups are preparing the companies for hard Brexit.


I do not think this current (propped up) Govt. will aim/ nor dare try to aim to pass a 'hard Brexit' which to me at the very least means no single market access
 
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