Impressive that 2 million people signed the petition, at the end of the day though considering just over 16 million people voted to remain it's easy to see who were signing the petition.
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Impressive that 2 million people signed the petition, at the end of the day though considering just over 16 million people voted to remain it's easy to see who were signing the petition.
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I honestly don't know why they don't throw us out, we as a Country have never really truly got behind the idea as anything other than a trade block.
They want to move past that so it might be a lot easier for them to go along without the UK in the long run
Frang
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And the euro..
Just over 16 million voted to remain in the referendum, 2 million people sign petition to revoke article 50 and stay in the EU, big deal is made of petition getting 2 million signatures, people signing petition obviously those who voted remain.
If that’s your understanding of what’s been going on then you clearly don’t understand what’s going on
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I think the answer to that is financial. But I think they're also now starting to ask whether our kind donations are actually worth it.
The point I'm making is that it's being rolled out by some as something we should be standing up and taking notice of, when as you say, anyone globally can sign it, so it doesn't really hold any merit.
Frang
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Ah I thought you were bigging it up.. Its total BS.
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'The European Union's Single Market is perhaps the most ambitious type of trade co-operation. That's because as well as eliminating tariffs, quotas or taxes on trade, it also includes the free movement of goods, services, capital and people. Also, the Single Market strives to remove so-called "non-tariff barriers" - different rules on packaging, safety and standards and many others are abolished and the same rules and regulations apply across the area.'
As I've already said the CTA provides for the free movement of people already.
That's enough of me answering your questions. Google is your friend if you need any more info.
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Depends on how long the northern EU countries want to keep financing it, if there home politics swings in a more inwards direction, it will go at some point.
Nah, far from bigging it up mate.
There’s a couple of issues revolving:
Backstop: if a trade deal can’t be agreed by the end of the transitional period (2020) the backstop kicks in to prevent a hard border. Extra checks will be in place on goods leaving NI to England which the DUP don’t like. To end the backstop a committee from both sides will be setup to agree to end it. But it’s known the EU won’t because the deal is beneficial to them
Future Trade Agreement: must consist on a joint consensus of working towards the same goal, a single customs territory.
Fisheries: the EU can only apply tariffs to British caught fish being imported to them unless they have access to our waters
Governance: the final withdrawal agreement, after the transitional period ends would be decided by a committee to manage any disputes. If anything is disputed relating to EU law then this goes back to the ECJ arbitration panel and they have the final say.
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