Lincoln Imp
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Given that my post was critical of the Tory Party's Europhobic tendency, you can assume not.
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Given that my post was critical of the Tory Party's Europhobic tendency, you can assume not.
Lincoln Imp
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get out of the EU then.............. when are Norway and Switzerland going to jump on the bandwagon by the way
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DR
The answer isn't to get out of the EU, the answer is for populist politicians to stop pretending they want to.
daveinprague
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Pound is strong at the moment compared to the Czech koruna. Felt like id been violated when I changed money recently.
...as for the EU...keep dreaming about leaving. Its not going to happen.
...as for the EU...keep dreaming about leaving. Its not going to happen.
Pretty pink fairy
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i thought it was more along the lines of the general public myself................
WHAT ABOUT NORWAY and SWITZERLAND, THEY SEEM TO COPE WHY CAN'T WE , WE COPED BEFORE WE WENT IN WHY WON'T WE IF WE LEAVEregards
DR
Pretty pink fairy
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sir albion
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Great news
Will be even better going to Greece if they depart the shite EU
Will be even better going to Greece if they depart the shite EU
Pretty pink fairy
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bottles of Mythos and Fix 1 EURO IN THE SUPER MARKETS what's not to likeGreat news
Will be even better going to Greece if they depart the shite EU
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DR
daveinprague
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din alert !!!! WHO CARES WHAT YOU THINK ,YOU DON'T LIVE HERE FFS
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DR
Whether im living there or not. Its not going to happen. You will be frustrated, and disappointed. Cool eh?
sir albion
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Wonderfulbottles of Mythos and Fix 1 EURO IN THE SUPER MARKETS what's not to like
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DR
Pretty pink fairy
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great thing about Greece is that you don't have to be trapped into A/I holidays to get a good deal, room only/ B&B the way forwardWonderful
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DR
i thought it was more along the lines of the general public myself................
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DR
They cope because they are signed up to exactly the same agreements as the UK.....except they don't have any say in what rules are passed down to them. They too have freedom of movement of services, labour, capital and goods. I understand Norway have more EU nationals per head than anyone in the EU. The Swiss have over 100 agreements which bind them to the 4 freedoms. If you want to be like Norway or Switzerland .....just keep things as they are.
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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Anyone going to answer the questionsounds great , why haven't they fully joined then
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DR
?regards
DR
sounds great , why haven't they fully joined then
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DR
They want to remain independent but also have favourable trade agreements with the EU zone. The only way to do this is to sign up to the 4 freedoms but not actually join the EU.
It seems odd as their independence is merely notional, as they are bound by the same rules as the UK but have no say in them. But, I can understand it in some respects but more on an ideological level. This is how it will work if you withdraw.
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
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Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!
Primary data is fact
And if the UK chooses to leave then any negotiation of future arrangements will be with the Commission, as they were for Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein etc, and not via the Council.
Should the UK wish to amend the free movement of labour provision of the ToR and be unsuccessful in doing so via the Cameron renegotiation, or such a Treaty revision is rejected by the one of the other 27 member states (ie by national parliamentary vote or referendum as applicable) then this would effectively exclude the UK from the EEA membership after withdrawal because it would be incompatible with the first freedom.
Very true.
Whilst I think the timing of this referendum is very bad, as it's now a given I'm up for it. I just hope that the government clearly state the reality, like you have just done, of leaving the EU. People need to know the facts and the real situations of the countries the UK plans to emulate.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
So will this referendum include the option to stop migrant EU workers coming to the UK and vice-versa