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British Indy: What Happens Now?

Discussion in 'Wasteland' started by Loz, May 23, 2015.

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  1. Full Brexit with "no EU deal" on the 29th March.

  2. Request Extension to article 50 to allow a general election and new negotiations.

  3. Request Extension to article 50 to allow cross party talks and a new deal to be put to EU.

  4. Request Extension to article 50 to allow a second referendum on 1. Remain in EU or 2. Full Brexit.

  5. Table a motion in parliament to Remain in EU WITHOUT a referendum.

  6. I don't know or I don't care anymore

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  1. Of 28 nations who joined only one has left. All the others are more than content to remain a part of the EU. No member country has a government which has been elected on the basis of changing their countries commitment although most if not all have held elections within the last two years and are content to continue the discussion.

    Seemingly they are aware on which side they believe the butter is located. They may or may not be correct.
     
    #15461 Jez900ie, Sep 14, 2018
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  2. Currently EU growth is 43% better then the UK though this is a Daily Mail style sensationalist way of saying 0.8% better. Its is still better!

    The proof is in the pudding and the UK pudding is about to change. I hope it won't be Spotted Dick for everyone.
     
  3. Absolutely given two thirds of the 28 take more out than they put in

    as to the afters, more of a apple crumble and custard man myself, I tend to let the flakey type of deserts wear the eu flag :D
     
  4. scroungers?
    i wonder if those two thirds will still be able to afford to purchase uk goods after brexit?
    :thinkingface:
     
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  5. Which means the remaining third or richest nations in the EU are
    A) Unaware of this?
    B) Too stupid to do anything about it
    C) Realise that the benefits are larger in the overall scheme of things.
     
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  6. An alternative view would be investing in the weaker nations. In the same way we would like to see investment in poorer areas in our country.
    Not rocket science that by strengthening the weaker economies, you in turn increase potential trade and strengthen Europe.
    But then again, the Tories have an excellent track record with investment, what would the EU know...?
     
  7. If the eu were to invest in the weaker nations properly, then the other nations would become to powerful and not financially dependent on the eu so would not keep quiet
     
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  8. So you are claiming that two thirds of nations are receiving more than they pay into the EU, which is a type of bribe to keep them poor, which in turn keeps them quiet, which is especially beneficial to Germany because the EU is really just an engine to supply it? (see your earlier post).

    Thats quite a theory. What do you use to polish your tinfoil hat?
     
  9. So you are claiming that two thirds of nations are receiving more than they pay into the EU,

    Yes

    which is a type of bribe to keep them poor, which in turn keeps them quiet,

    Yes

    which is especially beneficial to Germany because the EU is really just an engine to supply it? (see your earlier post).

    Yes

    Thats quite a theory. What do you use to polish your tinfoil hat?

    Goose fat, always goose fat
     
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  10. Maybe you should bring your retirement ahead? Your head is already in Uranus.
     
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  11. Depends if you are polishing the non shiney side?
     
  12. Polishing the non shiny side? Sounds like something you might do I suppose!
     
  13. Question

    If we were and had been for quite some time, the independent country we are soon to be again, would we join the eu as it currently is today?

    and if so why?
     
  14. You will know the definitive answer to that question in about six years - two years of transition, four years to sample being outside the EU. The nation and its people will be poorer, or poorer than their EU cousins or not. Next question?
     
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  15. How can we have the next question when you haven't answered the first? The question was about joining the eu as it is now

    Fin at least puts more effort in an attempted divert :D
     
  16. bollox question Mr kettle.
    you cant damage it (temporarily) then say, hows it looking now?.
     
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  17. See Jez, that's how you do a divert and try to avoid the question you don't want to answer, who'da thought Fin would be Schoolin Jez, Loz would be so proud of fins first step, I'll screen capture it for posterity :D

    Okay both. Imagine you are a neutral country and you looked at the eu 2 years ago and thought I might get me summa that and then 2 years later you are about to consider it again

    Looking at the eu now,

    1 would you think now is a good time to join it
    2 if so, how would you sell it to your people knowing they have the internet too?
    3 if you think now is not the right time what would be the reasons why not (and Brexit isn't acceptable as the solitary answer)

    Let the games commence

     
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  18. DQ.
     
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