Political relations between UK-EU

Mëtal Bikër said:
Oh my voice was drowned quite early out by the shouts of the Remain FBPE lobbies who said EFTA was 'no compromise at all', but I was always bringing it up; even got called out for bringing it up too many times. I realised a lost cause when I saw one and just let you all go at it, but apparently expressing myself through gifs at the banality of the discussions being had just annoyed you all even more. :)

None of you wanted to listen, you wanted to go loggerheads against "hard brexiteers" for "ruining the country", getting hard PP when it looked like brexit was going to be overturned, all the while I was waiting for the mood from remainers to turn towards EFTA so I could express my advocation. Didn't transpire, too many lunatics.
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Gave it up when it was a lost cause.... Yet banging on about it now!

I can't recall why EFTA/EEA didn't fly in Parliament, but we were three votes from a majority for staying in a customs union - blame Labour rebels and the LibDems.
 
Ban-jani said:
I think you underplay it’s significance to the economy, it’s definitely not a negative as some are making out and will go some way to boosting jobs and industry
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It's like losing a tenner and finding a tanner. Good news but small compensation.
 
mcfc1632 said:
In 2016 the UK voted to Leave the EU - the Remain campaign was clear that included the SM and CU - I don't think even any on here would deny that is the truth
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The government said it included leaving the SM and CU. The Leave campaigns were desperate to say it didn't mean that.
 
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