Brexit

[marcus leong]

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/po ... 88616.html


Offer from EU to remain?

[RedSte]

It wont happen - at leastin terms of "let's forget all about what happened in June. I could imagine a scenario whereby some sort of negotiation now occurred which would allow some form of access to the single market and customs union (like Norway and Turkey have)_ without actually being EU members. They will be very intricate negotiations though - thank god we have a strong & stable government to lead us in them!!

[Otis]

It wont happen - at leastin terms of "let's forget all about what happened in June. I could imagine a scenario whereby some sort of negotiation now occurred which would allow some form of access to the single market and customs union (like Norway and Turkey have)_ without actually being EU members. They will be very intricate negotiations though - thank god we have a strong & stable government to lead us in them!!

Strong and stable ha ha.You're not Jonathan Pie are you.
Under a Norway type of agreement we might still be in the single market but not the Common agricultural Policy and we would also be subject to EU laws without having a vote and would also have to pay into the EU budget.

Nick Clegg has said that the only way forward is for a coalition between the Conservative and Labour party to work together on Brexit which might give us a bit more clout against an EU that seems intent on burying us.
He might have a good point.

[Dante]

It wont happen - at leastin terms of "let's forget all about what happened in June.

From the EU point of view, the UK turning round and saying "actually, you're right this is insane, we're going to stay now" would likely be waved through. The EU doesn't want members to leave.

[marcus leong]

It wont happen - at leastin terms of "let's forget all about what happened in June. I could imagine a scenario whereby some sort of negotiation now occurred which would allow some form of access to the single market and customs union (like Norway and Turkey have)_ without actually being EU members. They will be very intricate negotiations though - thank god we have a strong & stable government to lead us in them!!

Strong and stable ha ha.You're not Jonathan Pie are you.
Under a Norway type of agreement we might still be in the single market but not the Common agricultural Policy and we would also be subject to EU laws without having a vote and would also have to pay into the EU budget.

Nick Clegg has said that the only way forward is for a coalition between the Conservative and Labour party to work together on Brexit which might give us a bit more clout against an EU that seems intent on burying us.
He might have a good point.

He is Theresa may's employee :p

Norway type of agreement sounds worst thatn what they have now.

[Dante]

It is. It's better than what May has been angling for though.

Throughout the campaign though, Norway was held up as an example of what we could do. Then when they won, all of a sudden this disappeared from view.

Personally, I'd not leave at all, but if we have to, rejoining the EFTA is probably best at least as a transitional stage, giving time to set up whatever arrangement we want with Europe. Those who think leaving the EU is a magic bullet will be sorely disappointed with whatever we end up with though.

[RedSte]

This shouldve been aired the night before the Brexit vote and we could have saved ourselves so much heartache and future financial pain!!

[Sigmar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYonSZ8s3_o

This shouldve been aired the night before the Brexit vote and we could have saved ourselves so much heartache and future financial pain!!

I've seen that video before, and to be honest for eveyone of those out there claiming they are fact, there is one out there claiming other facts, so you choose to beleive what you want to believe.
I'm not a tabloid reader, i don't watch mainstream news like the BBC or ITV because I believe they have political agenda's.

All I do know is that prior to the mass imigration we have been subject to we didn't have to wait 2 weeks to see a doctor, hospital waiting lists were non-existant, we didn't have a wlefare budget that was out of control, you hardly ever saw a traffic jam, we ddn't have the millionsout of work and on stupid contracts we do today.
Yes I know that may be over simplifying things, however my biggest reason for voting leave was that I could see a federal Europe looming on the horizon, with more of our sovereign power being devolved to uneledted bureacrats in Brussels. Thousands of British, American, Canadian and other commonwealth troops died on the beaches of Normandy to stop that very thing happening, I just couldn't betray them.

[ivandaman]

This shouldve been aired the night before the Brexit vote and we could have saved ourselves so much heartache and future financial pain!!

Come on Ste,
This cringey leftist & globalists propaganda video is embarrassing to watch.

[Sigmar]

This last week has seen a right royal mess in the HOP, they voted on an amendment, they voted on an alternative, and then they voted on a "no deal" exit.
Then Mayhem stood up and said all that was a load of bollocks, we still have to leave on 29th March by law.

It beats me how after 2.5 yrs are down to the wire on this.