Thread: Post-Brexit Thread
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Old 07-12-2016, 08:44   #3072
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by RizzyKing View Post
We are not expecting anything for free we fully understand there will be a cost it's the amount and who gets it that is the primary concern. Clearly the commentator is pro EU and that bias shines just as it does in some of the leave rhetoric and the best thing in the upcoming negotiations is to try and get objective people on both sides though that might be a little hard. To be honest and maybe to sound xenophobic but if the EU can't get 27 approvals on the eventual deal it will be hard brexit and it will be because of the EU not the UK.
I think It's useful to understand what the EU27 might want and this article helps here. I hadn't appreciated the freedom of movement issue which is not about money but about the Iron Curtain. In fact, a lot of the post emphasises how the UK commentators talk about money all the time when it's not about it.
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