A few EU nations would want to make an example of us, but I think most really do not want the UK to leave (for a variety of reasons). In the end I think common sense might prevail. The rebate might disappear but I doubt we would have to join the euro.
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A few EU nations would want to make an example of us, but I think most really do not want the UK to leave (for a variety of reasons). In the end I think common sense might prevail. The rebate might disappear but I doubt we would have to join the euro.
casserole of nonsense
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I still haven't given up hope, believe it or not. Once things unravel even further, and the hardship really starts to bite the man in the street, there will be much more of a sea change in opinion, even in the entrenched places.
My hopes lie with Sir Humphrey Appleby. The Civil Service can make any outcome endless.
As we've weakened the pound against the dollar, i doubt the Eurozone would want us.A few EU nations would want to make an example of us, but I think most really do not want the UK to leave (for a variety of reasons). In the end I think common sense might prevail. The rebate might disappear but I doubt we would have to join the euro.
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As we've weakened the pound against the dollar, i doubt the Eurozone would want us.
At least the calculations would be easy as we're nearly at parity with the Euro.
Waiting for Brexiters to explain why this is a good thing.
GortonBlue62
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Apparently we now only want to leave the ecj's direct jurisdiction. So we will join the efta court or set up a new court which will be advisory but in practice always adopts ecj rulings. The brave new world
We will be leaving the European Union in march 2019. Get over it.
At that point our elected representatives will be the only people who can pass laws that directly affect our lives.
If we are not happy with our elected representatives we can show them the door at the next general election.
Our elected representatives appoint our judges.
The appointed judges interpret the law of the land and the highest court of appeal will be the Supreme Court.
Sounds reasonable to me as a democrat.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Great to be getting our sovereignty back.Apparently we now only want to leave the ecj's direct jurisdiction. So we will join the efta court or set up a new court which will be advisory but in practice always adopts ecj rulings. The brave new world
denislawsbackheel
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100 deportation letters sent out in error to EU nationals who are entitled to be here.
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Scandalous!
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Scandalous!
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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So everyone can holiday in Blighty!At least the calculations would be easy as we're nearly at parity with the Euro.
Waiting for Brexiters to explain why this is a good thing.
gordondaviesmoustache
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It's still a fucking abortion.
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