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I tried to reason on here a lot. I ask again: What do you expect from leaving the EU, what do expect to gain, what do you think about the possible outcome?
Fails to mention the the EU is a single customer for 44% of our exports, and to put barriers between it and us can be nothing else than catastrophic. That is the towering elephant in the room, noticed by international companies using the UK as the runway to the single market, but apparently by few others.
Relax........ I'm sure Austria won't leave the EU........... We're having a healthy discussion here on the future of the UK. Sorry to tell you I don't have any post Brexit strategies to discuss with you. It's called flying by the seat of our pants. We're British, not Europe's little poodle. If European leaders had agreed to change the rules on the right to free travel, the in camp would win easily.
Cameron went cap in hand, asking for jack ****, and even the little he asked for, was met with imperious disdain. He had to go asking different leaders to give the little he wanted. Even then, they watered it down.
We've had enough. Sorry if that offends.
So you really don't have an idea on what you are voting on? Also, asking for the abolishment of free movement of people isn't what call "a little".
I tried to reason on here a lot. I ask again: What do you expect from leaving the EU, what do expect to gain, what do you think about the possible outcome?
At this point I'm not expecting an answer.
Welcome to my world.
I've been doing the same with about 200 others elsewhere. Not one credible answer has been forthcoming.
These people are thick. Frankly, it's a waste of time trying to debate with them. I'm utterly sick of it all.
Relax........ I'm sure Austria won't leave the EU........... We're having a healthy discussion here on the future of the UK. Sorry to tell you I don't have any post Brexit strategies to discuss with you. It's called flying by the seat of our pants. We're British, not Europe's little poodle. If European leaders had agreed to change the rules on the right to free travel, the in camp would win easily.
Cameron went cap in hand, asking for jack ****, and even the little he asked for, was met with imperious disdain. He had to go asking different leaders to give the little he wanted. Even then, they watered it down.
We've had enough. Sorry if that offends.
Austria is essentially a satellite of the German economy. They can't afford to leave.
I tried to reason on here a lot. I ask again: What do you expect from leaving the EU, what do expect to gain, what do you think about the possible outcome?
At this point I'm not expecting an answer.
I have already told you what I think the outcome will be. More negotiations, a new settlement which meets some of the main UK concerns and a second referendum.
Other EU countries are about to have their own little wave of immigration - from the brightest and the best of British folk who don't want to remain in a country with pathetic tabloid minded people like you.
EU's gain, I'd say. They should have an EU-wide party next Friday.
I have already told you what I think the outcome will be. More negotiations, a new settlement which meets some of the main UK concerns and a second referendum.
How is that even possible? The Tories won't ignore the outcome of the referendum. They will have to initiate Art 50 negotiations. The UK will leave the EU and the EEA. The UK will be the junior partner in any further negotiations. The UK will have to renegotiate it's WTO trade deals without much leverage.
It's insane to think that this will help the country.
So you really don't have an idea on what you are voting on? Also, asking for the abolishment of free movement of people isn't what call "a little".
So you think trying to stem the flow of millions of immigrants to my country isn't a 'little' huh? It doesn't seem much to ask to me.
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We're having a healthy discussion here on the future of the UK. Sorry to tell you I don't have any post Brexit strategies to discuss with you. It's called flying by the seat of our pants. We're British, not Europe's little poodle. If European leaders had agreed to change the rules on the right to free travel, the in camp would win easily.