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How do we resolve the Brexit mess?
- Thread starter Magicpole
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journolud
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I searched the Daily Mail website but it’s all stories about the Royal family. I guess this EU spat isn’t such big newsWell watch a News channel that it effects NHK Japan, you are right should have said Millions of people
Just search for NHK Japan - news or if you've got a Smart TV or mobile phone download the app, FFS send me your address and i will come and do it for youNo subscription required. Can you give me a link to one of those sites, I wouldn’t know where to start looking
Hang on - weren't the EU critics complaining about the EU having unified foreign policy?Err France and the President of the EU commission and other countries that belong to the EU don't seem to be united in there views on foreign policy against China, so why do people in the EU pay Billions of Euros a year to a parliament that doesn't have a unified response
Ifwecouldjust.......
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Macron toadying up to the Chinese,Von der Leyen saying the opposite and other EU country's saying he doesn't represent us, oh dear
Strangely enough its called 'Sovereignty'
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The EU is not a superstate. Therefore it does not (for example) have a common foreign policy. It doesn't even have a common defence policy, as Ireland is neutral, as is Sweden (at the moment.)
I find it odd that people are confused by this, but the EU is basically a club, it does not dictate to members except in the relatively narrow range of issues where members have decided there should be a common minimum standard. (E.g. food standards.) If you're in a golf club, it doesn't tell you what house to buy. It might, however, require you to wear a jacket and tie in the clubhouse and require you to pay your bar bills on a certain date,
I find it odd that people are confused by this, but the EU is basically a club, it does not dictate to members except in the relatively narrow range of issues where members have decided there should be a common minimum standard. (E.g. food standards.) If you're in a golf club, it doesn't tell you what house to buy. It might, however, require you to wear a jacket and tie in the clubhouse and require you to pay your bar bills on a certain date,
Gabriel
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Ifwecouldjust.......
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bluethrunthru
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The EU is not a superstate. Therefore it does not (for example) have a common foreign policy. It doesn't even have a common defence policy, as Ireland is neutral, as is Sweden (at the moment.)
I find it odd that people are confused by this, but the EU is basically a club, it does not dictate to members except in the relatively narrow range of issues where members have decided there should be a common minimum standard. (E.g. food standards.) If you're in a golf club, it doesn't tell you what house to buy. It might, however, require you to wear a jacket and tie in the clubhouse and require you to pay your bar bills on a certain date,
People are confused by it for one simple reason - being fed a diet of lies and mis-information over 30 years