Franglais:
Fantasies?
“The easiest trade negotiations ever.”
“We’ll have many agreements in force from midnight March 29th.”
“They need us more than we need them.”
“Turkey is all set to join the EU.”
“350m for the NHS.”
“Here are only upsides, no downsides to Brexit.”
“The Irish border is easily managed by technology.”More fantasies and wishful thinking than fact there.
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And of course the remain camp were wholly truthful, Honda’s closing has more to do with world economics and the free trade deal that Japan has struck with the Eu than Brexit. During the campaign remain just fought those who wanted to leave didn’t push the plus points of the EU, and in many cases stooped to the level of those who campaigned to leave, if you run a crap campaign don’t be surprised when you lose.
The EU is an on going project the EU of 2014 when the referendum was announced will not be the EU OF 2024 it is morphing all the time into a federal state whose answer to every problem is more federalism when it is clear across Europe that this is not what the people want. Huge sums of money wasted on political ■■■■ waving projects when at grass roots there are real problems to be solved the European army and the Strasbourg parliament being two prime examples NATO and Brussels are fine but the they’re not French so to appease the French millions of euros are wasted. Most EU countries don’t honour their financial obligations to NATO yet are now going to have to cough up to fund the EU army.
Had the EU said in 2014 maybe it’s time to take stock realise that there were problems and start to address them it is more than likely that remain would have won, but no they just blindly push on, the recent bi-lateral deal between France and Germany should worry many of the smaller countries why do they need an extra deal? if the EU is so good what is wrong with the current arrangements.
The idea of a customs union and free trade between European countries is a good one but could be put in place without the dream of a federal Europe