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Old 24-06-2016, 14:30   #10
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Re: Should the UK invoke Article 50?

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
The mechanism is skewed in their favour and is not designed for use as a bargaining tool .The whole idea of having the referendum is to take back control so it's rather ironic that to take back control we give up all the control to the other 27 nations ,and if we didn't want to antagonise the EU we shouldn't have held a referendum that effectively says their rules and regulations are complete bollocks and we don't want them

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I believe that is the case .We would have to trade like most of the world does
sorry my mistake- i thought you started a debate Re: Should the UK invoke Article 50?
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