Metal Biker
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No. They. Did. Not. This is a backtracking argument at it's finest.Sorry I will be clearer for you
In 2010-2013 Norway vetoed 1 EU regulation. They implemented every other regulation, and if none of these were important then it's no problem for the UK either is it?
Assuming a similar level to 2014 that's 3000 regulations implemented,1 not implemented. That ok for you? I will add some umlaut if it is still a struggle
This info is coming from Nei til EU, the campaign which endeavours to keep Norway out of the European Union. Norway picks and chooses what EU regulations best suit them and Norwegians. The UK has to accept them ALL, regardless of if they benefit the country or the economy. That is the monumental difference. There may be a dozen pointless regulations (the mythical 'straight banana' one is a case in point) that have to be accepted by the UK and the Norwegians, in order to favour good trade relationships, accepted these harmless regulations. But the ESM? EU Army? Eurozone? Migration crisis? The UK has no say on these matters but Norway DOES and has the RIGHT to refuse them, and none of it affects their trade relations with the EU, ins pite of being told by EU fearmongers that Norway would be isolated and the EU would refuse to trade with them, it didn't and hasn't happened.
You can forget the umlauts, I prefer mopping the floor at my local TSB. Or whatever blase comment you choose to make with others, fishy knickers.