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European.
Views my own; RT = interest, not endorsement.
Niall Ó Conghaile
Jaysus
A) The Swiss Option
B) Join the Customs Union
Two reasons to chuck that article into the 🗑️
We can’t even negotiate and agree an extremely limited and unambitious youth visa scheme
Have these people ever seen the UKG (any UKG) in action…….our “It’s a Knockout” teams were better prepared
Elections have consequences. As do referenda. The votes in 2016 and 2019 resulted in Brexit. To say that it wasn't a majority is foolish. Those who didn't vote tacitly agreed to abide by the decisions of those who did.
Brexit was sold as trade liberation. Six years later the UK is negotiating from weakness with everyone it used to have leverage over.
I'm an advocate for just joining, no caveats, no special pleading (save for any intricacies that might need unpacking around the CAT).
But I recognise very few in the UK are ready for that.
Rejoiner's efforts are best spent making and winning that case at home first whilst cementing the....(1/2)
Arguing *for* the euro, and so forth, that's a call for the UK electorate, of course. But expecting another type of membership is futile.
The article proposes the "CH deal"
Why? Because it's politically easier. He acknowledges that it would mean being a rule taker and argues on that basis
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Great analysis Niall, as usual.
UK-EU relation is paramount for our prosperity, but may I ask you your opinion on USA-Europe relation that seem to evolve as a seismic event?
you can find more details here (there is an English dubbing):
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP9N...
It is up to voters to make the difference. Nobody forced Brexit on the electorate, and nobody is going to change it but the electorate
