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Angela Merkel Freedom of Movement Carrot Potential
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7418981.html
Sounds like it isn't all set in stone after all. :shrug: |
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I don't think staying in the single market is the best option tbh.Britain voted to 'Take back control'.Staying under EU regulations by staying in the single market is not taking back control.I think we should be out making our own bilateral agreements with all the growing economies around the world.The EU is not growing.Infact the only continent with worse growth is Antarctica.Not to mention the EU is crap at making trade deals.
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Do you REALLY want future generations of Brits to live like anonymous drones like 99.9% of people in China / India do? It seems like a very slippery slope. People who really believe in "Great Old Britain" would do (very) well to remember, very carefully, that we are culturally European and that is the life we live. Yes we have a lot in common with other places like the US, Canada, Australia also... but those places, too, are for the mostpart culturally European with their own quirks. The EU is not growing like other continents because the EU is packed with developed economies as opposed to developing economies. You DON'T want to live in a developing economy, it's a ****ing crappy life :umm2:. |
Who elected Angela Merkel to speak for the EU?
No one. |
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We are never going to go backwards to become China or India.If anything those countries are progressing.They aren't going to put restrictions on us like the EU does because they want to do well.Trump looks on the UK favourably unlike Obama who wanted to put us "To the back of the queue",Canada has waited 10 years or so to try and strike a deal with the ridiculous EU and i think would love to do a deal with Britain and much quicker.EU countries need to trade with us and I believe will push to get deals done no matter what pre-negotiation rhetoric the EU wants to spout.It is not in their interests to mess us about as it affects them negatively too.Who knows,Brexit may be the catalyst that gets them to pull their finger out and do something about their inward looking trading policies.Imo |
I think if you forge trade deals like that it's only a matter of time before you get "culture bleeds", in order to keep up. George Osborne was already talking about "Tiger parenting" and essentially abusing kids into a life of anxiety via endless harsh schooling in order to "keep up with" (miserable, stressed) Chinese students if I remember correctly, long before Brexit.
I agree that free trade and open borders (for residence) shouldn't be so firmly linked but I think it's exceptionally naive to think that we can simply ignore our biggest, closest, most culturally relevant marketplace in favour of other foreign trade and expect it to even compare economically. |
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Personally the more the EU posture and threaten, the happier I am that we voted for Brexit. |
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Win her Election? |
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I think it is because Merkel opened the floodgates to Europe and made the migration crisis a whole lot worse.Not to mention the EU's terrible handling of the situation. |
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