Carryfast:
‘…So assuming that you’re supporting the idea of stopping immigration of EU workers from Eastern Europe
how are you going to do that with the type of deal which Switzerland has now lumbered itself with…’ etc.
Are you confusing me for a parliamentary candidate, perhaps?
I’m not, but I will guess that proper language skills at the border - assessed by at least a second generation, single nationality Briton is a potential place to start. A firm job offer or six month enforcable visa is another. Maybe a looky-peep at accredited qualifications relevant to any employment liklihood from a British embassy in their own country may also be relevant since Britain doesn’t overly need more cabbies, kebab wallahs or sullen-eyed, black clothed post boxes queuing for freebies outside EU indoctrinated Government buildings at my or UK taxpayers expense. What does Australia do? I’d take their lead as a cue 
Carryfast:
‘…I’m sure that Swiss workers are ecstatic about the idea of being able to live and work in France or Italy in exchange for inevitably,eventually,allowing east europeans to work in Switzerland just as if Switzerland was in the EU the same as we are…’
I’m happy for others to stay as ‘…sure…’ as they wish about foreign lands: I simply care about Britain being independent from unelected outsiders with their (understandable but) unwanted & ungracious agenda toward Britain, eg - Mr’s Barrossa & van Rumpuuy, etc.
Carryfast:
'…As I’ve said Farage,just like the Swiss government, obviously isn’t in it for the benefit of British workers because … etc
Imperfect politicians are arguably the price that Britain will henceforth pay for becoming too rapidly diversified whilst hoodwinked by EU bolleaux [sic & especial thanks to Blair].
No one politician - certainly to include Mr N. Farage - will ever 100% appeal to 100% of the electorate. Personally, I’d prefer if Nigel didn’t smoke - but otherwise I try not to loathe too many individuals, especially dead ones and recall lessons learned regarding planks in one’s own eyes prior to spotting splinters in others.
Perfection aint ever gonna happen, eh - but now is the time for the single issue of the EU to dominate our focus. Binning it is in the interest of maintaining the nation’s health by halting the inevitable dilution of living standards that undemocratic population distortions from abroad have been evidenced to bring to us. Britain isn’t yet:
1 Financially ready enough to cope with more alien influx
2 Coping with previous waves of alien influx
3 Healthy enough to cope with more alien influx
4 Receptive enough to politely or spiritually (gullibly?) best conduct ourselves as a host nation to draining chancers: No-one at street level democratically wants them (other than the BBC, self-serving politico’s, offshore billionaires, those that think it’s ‘right-on’ but are otherwise outside reality, translators & horsemeat launderers
5 Employing ourselves properly - before more nationalities further disenfranchise our workplaces with their indifference toward us passive fools: After the initial novelty, those larks may raise eyebrows but they certainly don’t ‘enrich’ or much benefit young Britons entering adult workplaces, for Heavens sake 
That is why the single issue of in/out of the EU, (which like it or not and is only being advocated from the front by Mr Independent Farage) is so relevant to democratically establish before British democracy gets further illegitimised by unwanted diktats from abroad.