Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Alan Whittle]

The issue then is still the ratchet clause, and following future EU legislation......

They will have to fudge that as well. It’s taken 4 1/2 years to get where we are negotiating the present. I agree that there will be some sort of deal. Both sides will be arguing about what the deal means for years afterwards I suspect.

 

[Hickson9]

I can imagine many ordinary workers being depressed that they can no longer study or roam around Europe for months on end before returning to their chateau ...... it’s just a playground for the rich isn’t it......

Many ordinary Brits retire in the EU.

It will also be more difficult and expensive to holiday there, which is also a normal activity for the ordinary Brit.

We will also be a poorer country, with higher unemployment and less opportunity for the ordinary Brit.

 

[Kurt.]

Many ordinary Brits retire in the EU.

It will also be more difficult and expensive to holiday there, which is also a normal activity for the ordinary Brit.

We will also be a poorer country, with higher unemployment and less opportunity for the ordinary Brit.

But ..... YOo wILl haVE a BluE PaSSpoRt thOUgH

 

[Yarrgh]

There will be movement towards rejoining before long. With the euro and Schengen. Imagine that

One step backwards, two steps forward?

Faints to see such optimism.

 

[tsubaki]

There will be movement towards rejoining before long. With the euro and Schengen. Imagine that

would be worth it just to hear BUT 48% DIDNT BACK REJOINING ITS NOT DEMOCRATIC TO IGNORE HALF THE COUNTRY

 

[peteblue]

Wouldn't it just be wonderful if we adopted the Euro and joined Schengen before the boomers who voted for Brexit popped their cloggs?

My kids voted Leave. I think you underestimate the Leave voter, as indeed did Cameron....

 

[peteblue]

But ..... YOo wILl haVE a BluE PaSSpoRt thOUgH

I’ll be ordering mine soon.....

 

[Chewbacca]

My kids voted Leave. I think you underestimate the Leave voter, as indeed did Cameron....

They had lived with the editor of the Daily Mail for 20 years though

 

[spectateur]

But ..... YOo wILl haVE a BluE PaSSpoRt thOUgH

And get 85 euro cents for your pound.

 

[peteblue]

They had lived with the editor of the Daily Mail for 20 years though

I’d be happy if it was only 20........

 

[Hickson9]

Not sure if this has been posted but one of the ways you can help make No Deal Brexit a success is... buy a second home!

Ten ways YOU can help make No Deal Brexit a success for Britain

No-deal Brexit can be made a success for Britain. For example, buying cars made in the UK will avoid any import taxes, and help support a vital industry which employs 180,000 workers.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Paris]

Not sure if this has been posted but one of the ways you can help make No Deal Brexit a success is... buy a second home!

Ten ways YOU can help make No Deal Brexit a success for Britain

No-deal Brexit can be made a success for Britain. For example, buying cars made in the UK will avoid any import taxes, and help support a vital industry which employs 180,000 workers.

www.dailymail.co.uk

These people literally live in another world.

 

[Amw79]

Not sure if this has been posted but one of the ways you can help make No Deal Brexit a success is... buy a second home!

Ten ways YOU can help make No Deal Brexit a success for Britain

No-deal Brexit can be made a success for Britain. For example, buying cars made in the UK will avoid any import taxes, and help support a vital industry which employs 180,000 workers.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I saw that the other day. Also, don’t go on holiday to the EU, instead holiday in the UK. And drink English wine, instead of that terrible foreign muck.

This Brexit lark sounds great.

 

[orchard]

Customs fees going up? Usually 8 quid per package for small-fry like me. Obviously it would now apply to goods from the EU, but the impression I get, is it's going to be rather random.

Unknown customs fees + tariffs + far more expensive shipping. If one can get someone to ship here and actually get it into the country.

How is this additional revenue/taxation being redistributed?

if I didn't know better, one might think that our government is creating a captive market.

Hello North Korea FFS.

 

[Paris]

Customs fees going up? Usually 8 quid per package for small-fry like me. Obviously it would now apply to goods from the EU, but the impression I get, is it's going to be rather random.

Unknown customs fees + tariffs + far more expensive shipping. If one can get someone to ship here and actually get it into the country.

How is this additional revenue/taxation being redistributed?

if I didn't know better, one might think that our government is creating a captive market.

Hello North Korea FFS.

They've certainly shown themselves to be more corrupt.