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>European Union leaders have warned that the UK must honour the principle of free movement of people if it wants to retain access to the single market after it leaves the bloc.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36659900
>>79253652
So every country that trades with the EU has to accept free movement of people? Obviously not.
Why can't the UK trade with the EU on terms similar to how the US or Japan trades with the EU? The US doesen't have to accept free movement of people to trade with the EU.
>>79253652
Hopefully someone else leaves too.
>>79257584
This can be brought up.
>>79257584
They are making sure nobody else wants to leave EU. If they allowed UK to control immigration and let UK in single market, other countries would want that kind arrangement too.
>>79257584
>Be part of the EU for over 40 years
>Leave EU at an inappropriate time without consulting other members
>Expect to be given fair terms when it's you who needs the EU
Have fun with your 'Why?' based economy.
>>79257584
Japan and Eu don't have a free trade agreement. Neither do USA and Eu unless you want us to sign up to ttip
>>79257847
>when it's you who needs the EU
>>79253652
It doesn't matter. The single market is good for our financial sector, it's probably what our political establishment will pursue. We'll only have to follow regulations of things going into the EU we'll still be more free. We can renegotiate in the future and still make trade agreements outside of the EU. It'll still be ground gained.
It's great to see Brits shoot themselves in the foot and think they're sticking it to the """"globalists"""". Reminder Soros made a billion dollars shorting currency on Black Wednesday the last time this happened and he did it again this time.
>vote yourself out of the EU in the name of sovereignty
>still a member of NATO and UN and WHO and IMF etc
>vote yourself out of the EU in the name of stopping immigration
>will become part of the EEA, meaning you lose all power you currently have in the EU and get nothing in return while paying MORE
>your govt was the only one importing muzzies and now they don't have to be burdened taking in white Poles
>to get access to the internal market you have to bind yourself to free movement anyway
WE WUZ EMPIRES N SHIET WE TOOK OUR COUNTRY BACK
>>79253652
"You must accept the mark of the beast in order to buy and sell."
>>79257584
Because this isn't just trade. The single market is TARIFF-FREE TRADE. A huge deal for importers and exporters alike.
>>79257847
>Be EU
>Constantly don't listen to and ignore your third biggest members demands for over 40 years.
>Decide to important millions of shitskins.
>Force it on other members yet the purpose of your alliance is a trade agreement bloc.
>EU member leaves as a result.
>Cry, bitch and moan.
>Decide to fuck both your economies up out of spite.
>Build a FUCKING ARMY as a "trading" bloc.
God save the queen and may the devil pour hot coals down Merkel's throat.
Is this tyranny?
>>79257584
>american education
Its about the EU free trade zone.
>>79253652
UK is trying to be switzerland but they forgot their already is a switzerland.
>>79258667
>Is this tyranny?
No, this is patrick.
>>79258490
>This is what the UK tabloids have actually made bongs believe for the last 20 years
>>79258375
Tariff-free trade withen their bloc.
You still have to pay extra for the consequences of having a protectionism type economy within your EU bloc. The money saves from membership payment etc. will cover the cost of a years tariffs and then some.
Unless Merkel goes full Nazi ( like she hasn't already) and says NO TRADE REEEEEEEEEE!
In that case the EU market will tank along with Britain and make the already uncomfortable people more uncomfortable to the point they leave or have a civil war.
All possible outcomes are for the better.
This fucking bitch needs to be stopped.
>>79258490
Of course the Yank knows fuck all about the EU and how it's meant to work.
The UK used to have a pretty awesome sweetheart deal with the EU that meant it paid in fuck all and reaped huge benefits in terms of free market access to European economies. They have pissed that deal away now and won't even get the same shit that Norway or Switzerland have i.e. you pay in, follow our rules and don't get a say in how this shit works.
The real fun and games is if you think this is because of non-EU immigration, as you seem to. The EU does not regulate non-EU immigration, as you seem to think.
lolno k thx bye
>>79258899
To bad I am not a fucking bong you stupid mongoloid.
>>79259047
But that's obviously where you get your "information" from on these matters as you're monolingual and posting on /pol/
>>79258980
>The Eu does not regulate non-EU immigration, as you seem to think.
Oh boy does this potato nigger actually believe this? Or is it they classify them as refugees? :^)
>>79257847
>Leave EU at an inappropriate time without consulting other members
EU knew this was a possibility since Conservatives won the General Election over a year ago.
They also negotiated with Cameron with that crappy deal to stay in EU.
>>79259172
Not an argument
>>79258944
Merkel is not going to go NO TRADE REEEEEEEEE or anything like that. Hell, it isn't just Merkel pulling the strings. What will happen is that the UK will get a worse version of the deal that Norway and Switzerland have, while their largest contributor to GDP, the finance sector, relocates to Paris, Dublin, Luxembourg and Frankfurt (maybe Edinburgh too if the Scots manage to get the fuck away from the UK). The EU market will struggle for a little while as market confidence in the European project falters, but it will be nowhere near as bad as what would happen to the UK.
The UK contributed a net sum of £8.5 billion to the EU. Whatever tariffs they would end up paying to trade with the EU will be far greater than that sum.
>Merkel and Brussels have outright already refused an EEA+ agreement that gives UK migration control, passporting and single market access.
>What is passporting? All banks registered in UK have a "passport" that allows them to do business with whole EU. The City depends on it.
>Base case is Berlin and Brussels plan to insist on an EEA- (i.e. a worse deal than Norway) that excludes passporting, migration controls.
>This would however allow services to continue to have access to the singoe market. But not financial services. Mass migration continues.
>This is formal offer. But Paris is planning a turn of cynical brilliance - that could at a stroke smite London and restore Paris to glory.
>France cynicallly intends to offer Britain an EEA- that excludes passporting, but givs them a migration cap, and single market access.
>This is a brilliant move: "you get less Poles, but we want your banks." It would be in France's interests to encourage UK out to get banks.
>But the cynical French deal would be exactly the kind of cap migration, free movement for us and single market deal that the public want.
>The next Tory muchkin leader would then be a hideous position: have his tax base slasshed at by loss of banks as his voters rejoice.
>Paris and Frankfurt would emerge as enormous winners by ending passporting. Hugely boosting popularity of French and German leadership.
>British public will be left moronically clapping the huge triumph of a few less Poles and the punishment for "bankers" and tax base slashed.
>City analysts I met look with unbrindled distain on a Tory leadership class they think are simply muppets. No clue what's about to hit them.
>Conclusion: No matter the outcome UK financial sector is FUCKED and bye bye to banks. London collapses. Banks abandon England. Meanwhile the British people are cheering this on as a win.
>>79259464
Given that the finance and insurance sectors make up over half of Britain's net GDP, I don't think the word "fucked" is enough to describe just how thoroughly the UK leaving the EU would destroy its economy.
>>79259464
Better to live free, then die a slave.
>>79259626
RIP Brittania
>>79258980
and blah blah blah
I know federalization when I see it, and we all know where it ends up. Might happen slow or fast, most likely with war but a USE is coming.
>>79253652
It's a good thing 11 countries have already lined up with an interest of negotiating FTAs with Britain in the first week. The combined value of such agreements are already several times that of the EU.
http://heatst.com/uk/11-countries-gearing-up-to-strike-trade-deals-with-britain/
Europe can play hardball with their biggest external trading partner if it pleases. They'll immolate their own self contained bloc while Britain has plenty of options outside. It'll be messy, but Britain will be the one coming out ahead while the eurozone burns down.
>>79259394
Refugees, such as those coming from Syria at the moment, are subject to domestic government policy and not EU mandate.
>>79259739
Suits ye well enough, doesn't it?
>>79257584
You are dumb.
>>79259445
>>79259464
This is all under the assumption that Britain doesn't communicate with the rest of the planet.
EUs economy won't last another 10 years anyhow. The lazy natives and the endless wave of shitskins on welfare is going to crush the communist economy.
>>79253652
They're trying to call our bluff, London needs to be part of the common market but Germany needs access to the UK just as much (as well as many other EU countries). So who will swerve first? Bear in mind though that they are not having any type of negotiation until article 50 is put into motion, as we all know, what the EU say and what they do is often very different and they're good at sneaking in backdoor deals. This could be them extending an olive branch so both can save face, ie. make the deal look harsh so Junker etc. can go back happy and consolidate EU but really it's pretty much free trade to keep Britain and Germany happy. Either way, leadership election is in about 10 weeks, I suspect opinions will change.
>>79259619
b-but muh freedumb (even though we will have less freedom now)
>>79258980
>does not regulate non-EU immigration
And yet, the EU is trying to force refugees on all its member states, so clearly it wants that power.
>>79253652
free movement =/= right to reside
>>79260016
>is going to have his country dissolved into an authoritarian superstate
>l-lol bongs less freedom..
Lol
>>79258241
>your govt was the only one importing muzzies and now they don't have to be burdened taking in white Poles
this, unless the bongs actually wanted to get rid of poles (and gypsies), there was no need to stop EU free movement, as most muzzies and poos don't bother crossing the channel, and just go straight to the UK
>>79259772
What policy? No one vets these "Syrian" migrants.
Europe is a wide open fucking gate that's only gaping further and further like a thai whores anus.
The only ones trying to stop it are the ex soviet states and they just push them along to Germany.
And what does Germany do?
YOU TAKE THESE NOW OR WE WILL IMPOSE PRICE TAG U CIS SCUM!!
Why because even Merkel knows she fucked up so hard and she can't pay for all of them. So she throws her weight around in the EU to get what she wants.
Europe needed to slam the door shut 10 years ago but now its over. At least eh UK is island. They might have a chance.
>>79259795
>A bloated, all consuming government, that relies on war to sustain itself, while at the same time devouring the liberty of its people, where special interests are the actual electorate.
No, it doesn't suit me. If the year was 1890, I would be far freer than now.
>>79253652
>if you want to start trading with us you gotta still let us walk all over you!
can't the UK still trade with non EU countries? Norway is close, and of course America always got your back
>>79260193
Whatever you say Alex.
Whats been the UK's reaction to this?
The EU doesn't even try to hide that its trying to replace you
>>79260325
There are already calls from the US to put Britain as a priority for a FTA. Free access to the US market alone is worth more than the entire EU bloc.
> Following last week’s referendum vote in the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, Speaker Ryan has said that the special relationship between our two nations will endure. To demonstrate that commitment, the speaker is calling on the United States, in parallel with its negotiations with Europe, to pursue a free trade agreement with the UK, once it has formally separated from the EU.
https://www.speaker.gov/general/speaker-ryan-calls-free-trade-agreement-uk-after-brexit
>>79259964
EU's pretty neoliberal though. And again, you're ignoring the question of what Britain actually has to trade. Where are the British cars, the British electronics, the British anything? During the last 40 years, successive British governments have let domestic manufacturing and agriculture wither on the vine, while turbocharging the finance sector, all under the assumption that EU membership would remain.
>>79260325
Gotta replace around 200 or so deals in two years while pulling yourself out of the EU. Oh, and Scotland is pulling itself out of the UK too. If they aren't renegotiated, ye fall back on the spectacularly shit IMF ones.
>>79260016
Exactly. I cannot believe Cameron was dumb enough to even let the referendum happen.
>>79260261
Lol if you think that.
>>79258980
The EU is never going to stop until Europe is a super state m8.
>>79259464
>restore Paris to glory.
Ahahahahahaha
Yeah, I'm sure Europe's Chicago is going to be glorious soon.
>>79260325
Trump will embarrass the shit out of Merkel and make the UK a shining beacon of an economy.
You just know he wants to spit in her face and call her a fat slob.
Really need to get the MAGA Man into office.
>>79257584
They are going to punish the UK (probably severly) for this. It is what neoliberals do.
>>79259739
>implying that's a bad thing
Why are people afraid of becoming the most powerful nation on Earth? Are they really that cvcked? Or are our enemies that afraid?
>>79260483
Only Farage is going full retard about OH YOU'LL GIVE US WHAT WE WANT AND MORE. SNP is going for independence, Boris has disappeared, Gove is going "oh brexit won't actually happen" and Labour is tearing itself apart.
>>79260483
This is damage control, negotiations don't start for at least 10 weeks. They're telling now one else to step out of line, we'll see how the German unions and French agricultural unions take this news when they realise 1/5 of their trade has gone. Meanwhile cheap New Zealand food looks awfully tempting now we're on the outside.
>>79260524
Regulations have choked out a lot of manufacturing potential in the EU.
The best part is most if not all of that will be scraped and people you know. Actually start business again without endlessly navigating absurd amounts of red tape without even knowing if they are doing something wrong or right.
>>79260634
Well if you look at the United States today and like what you see. Heh, enjoy it.
Also do realize that apart of your USE is the replacement of native white people, as you don't breed enough to deal with debt/inflation.
>>79260519
Paul Ryan can't keep his gang of retards in order. Lord only knows what bullshit is going to happen there.
>>79260802
Hahah this cvck is at it again Europe is 97% white what's USA again? 65%?
>>79257584
>Why can't the UK trade with the EU on terms similar to how the US or Japan trades with the EU?
Lol but this is exactly what's going to happen. When a US bank wants access to the EU market, it needs massive offices within the EU that's why there's lots of international banks with their European HQs in London. Now we're out, if our financial companies want to trade with the EU, they need to set up office somewhere inside the block. They can't carry on doing it from London unless we accept their rules which include freedom of movement.
>when brexshitters and right wing retards realise the world doesn't turn around their nationalist tantrums
>>79259626
>live free
You have a functioning monarchy, what the fuck are you talking about? Your own domestic government censors and restricts the shit out of you far worse than the EU, hell the EU passes more laws that help you. You do realize the "Keep calm and carry on" meme was meant to be unironically legitimate propaganda from the UK right? You live in a police state, surrounded by CCTV cameras, paying 1/3 of your wages in tax, and what really pissed you off was what? That your ELECTED representatives in europe werent passing things you like personally?
>>79260673
This
All the pro EU shills have their ears plugged and their eyes gouged out on the concept that their is an outside market beyond the EU.
>B-b-but muh Europe!
>>79260743
No, what has done it is globalisation. Why pay the high wages a European worker would demand for 40 hours a week when you can go to China and pay fuck all for 80 hours a week?
>>79260658
Piss off you shill. Gove hasn't said that. Boris has still been in the forefront talking. Sturgeon got ignored by most of the EU with them saying they wouldn't back an independent Scotland joining.
>>79259464
Trade between the EU and the UK is mutually beneficial. If the EU doesn't give the UK a favorable trade deal, they can still trade with the US, China and other rich countries.
>>79260524
British exports centre on pharmaceuticals, engine parts and precious metals. But the fact manufacturing has withered so much also means there's potential for growth in the medium-term.
>>79260985
I mean don't get me wrong, this is going to be extremely painful, possibly a recession and stagnation on a Japanese scale but overall rebalancing the economy to something that exists outside London's banking sector will in the long rune benefit the country. Chances are though London will get its free trade, I just hope the cunts don't sell us all up the river for it.
Aren't tariffs super low these days? We'd be better off paying them and staying out of the single market altogether. This should have been the plan since the beginning.
>>79253652
doesn't uk heavily rely on importing eu goods?
>>79260985
Yeah why would Britain want to trade with one of the largest political alliances in the world thats a stones throw away when they can trade with other countries scattered across the world?
Youresosmrtman j ustw ow
>>79261197
They already do business with the US, with China, with whoever else you can think of. It's just that they won't be likely to get as good a deal as one nation of 50ish million as you do as part of a market with nearly 400 million.
>>79260969
>elected representatives in Europe
They didn't have those though. That was one of the reasons they wanted brexit: citizens didn't vote for EU leadership.
>>79260658
Farage has said that trade is mutually beneficial and that the EU should stop acting like children throwing a tantrum over them leaving.
>>79260634
>most powerful nation on earth.
please.
>>79261242
>brexshitters still don't understand its not about tariffs on manufacturer goods but on access to financial services and insurance markets, which are not regulated by WTO
God you people are fucking stupid. No wonder you fell for le farage meme
>>79260930
We were 90% white in 1950. That's including our leftover africans.
In 1965 the jew emanuel celler fucked our immigration policy and eliminated our demographics preserving quota system.
You see the results today.
Where will Europe be in 50 years??
>>79261362
but EU constantly fails at making trade deals with others because they are so big. EU is a failed governing body, just watch as UK will now make trade deals with countries all the EU member states can only dream about
>>79260988
Thankfully the chinese arn't going to fish British waters and make their steel.
Yes worker wages might end up lower in some areas but there we at least be jobs and production now which is the bread and butter of any economy.
Can't just shuffle paper around forever. The rich love to do that but the working class see little to nothing from this.
>>79261368
Yes, they did. Any EU citizen, not even a rep, can propose legislature, and their MPs can debate/pass/reject/amend it. At the very worst, they have veto strength.
>>79261392
How is the EU the one throwing a tantrum? UK wanted out, but wants to trade like it's still in. That's not how it works.
fuck your market nigger
>>79260220
Well, you should know that only refugees that are political/religous persecuted or are from a conflicted area (They can't just immigrate because they are from a country that's at (zivil)war. They have to be from the region of conflict.) are allowed to stay here (and the reason for this is that we signed Genfer convention) the rest is sent home, even if they are from Syria
>>79261357
I'm sure they want to emu lover.
But we live in a much smaller world now. It's not a hard and dangerous journey to trade with poo in the loos.
>>79261542
>but EU constantly fails at making trade deals with others because they are so big
Not only is that not true, it doesn't even make any sense.
>>79261362
Isn't one of the reasons EU doesn't make those trade deals is because they have to be tailored by all the nations? Surely a trade deal done bilaterally between UK and US could be more beneficial than a theoretical US-EU trade deal that may or may not happen?
They'll just have to suck it up and make friends with USA, Australia, and the other bros.
>>79261392
Farage's political career is based on talking shit about the EU, of course he'd say that.
>>79261542
With India, which is a fucking nightmare world of bribery, bureaucracy and backhanders.
>>79261368
Given that only 37% of the UK electorate actually voted for conservatives, they didn't really get what they wanted though.
>>79261545
Who's going to buy more expensive British fish and British steel, apart from the domestic market, if they can buy cheaper Spanish fish and German steel?
>>79260958
>Shitting on right wingers for wanting sovereignity and small government while making large scale economic arguments
Lol you lefties sure are deluded, keep pretending mass immigration is good for the working class and the situation that best helps multinationals thrive is best for the country as a whole.
There is more at stake here than the countries fucking GDP value.
>>79261362
> Good deal
Like TTIP? You leave unaccountable people in charge of making deals, and you end up getting fucked in the ass by the star spangled cock of corporate America.
>>79261570
Hey Ruskie, maybe you missed the memo but when we joined the European Community it was a trading organisation, over the decades they've slowly taken away sovereign powers from members without any oversight, we want things back the way they were but the EU is saying we don't get trade without being slaves too.
>>79261451
Proof pls
>>79261362
Who said they couldn't trade with the EU? Right now, the EU officials are acting like children.
>BETTER GIVE THE FIFTH LARGEST ECONOMY UNFAVORABLE TRADE DEALS EVEN THROUGH A GOOD PART OF OUR IMPORTS GO THERE
>>79253652
is he going to be ok?
>>79261662
That trade deal is called TTIP. The EU is too big to be forced into TTIP by the US, the UK on its own, on the other hand, isn't.
>>79260634
Because it's coming together under the wrong auspices, going in the wrong direction, lead by the wrong leadership and it's not grassroots, it's politician driven (should say 'forced').
I would have no problem if the European nations came together via several referendums to form a common market, and then a common defense plan a la NATO and then take it from there ONLY going so far as the people want it to go. It'd naturally evolve into a super state.
What we have now is the bait and switch with the free market, with politicians basically selling out their country for rosy GDP numbers while ceding sovereignty through the backdoor, + the EU parliament is just completely fucked and has no sense of what the people want. It's dishonest and honestly borderline imperialist.
This asshole perfectly represents the type of person who's running the EU while at the same time exemplifying the exact type of person who should never, ever be allowed to have political power/influence of any sort:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Sutherland
>>79261653
the only trade deals they solidified is within the union. they don't have a trade deal with countries like usa, china, japan, canada, australia, brazil, russia,....
except for TTIP which isn't even voted on, let alone in effect, they literally have nothing
>>79261546
Then what was the whole brussles meme about?
>>79261614
>Are you from the region of conflict.
>Yes, allah ackbar.
>Do you have any proof of this?
>No, allah ackbar.
>WELCOME ABOARD! HERE IS YOUR 5000 MONTHLY EURO CHECK AND YOUR WHITE WOMEN!
>I only get one? Allah ackbar?
>Yes
>ALLAH ACKBAR *BOOM*
>>79261570
They're throwing a tantrum because the UK has always been the black sheep, so our leaving doesn't have to mean the end of the EU and therefore we shouldn't be arbitrarily punished. They could have gotten other concessions but they know the free movement is the one thing we won't accept so its becoming a game of ideological chicken. Secondly, the trade is mutually beneficial to both sides, if he wants to pursue scorched earth he's only fucking over both parties for a failed political goal, you know rather than maybe question if the EU is working as intended. If he does this he's only storing up problems later down the line, when Germany looses 20% of its car manufacturing occupations he'll see what a real riot looks like. Basically they're not being pragmatic and are going to sacrifice us all for their wet dream of a European empire.
>>79261812
You can't enjoy the benefits of membership without being a member. You were told this in no uncertain terms prior to the referendum. Don't act surprised now that you can't have your cake and eat it too.
>>79253652
What did you expect? The stronger ones has the bigger leverage.
>>79261947
You're not being punished, you're being treated as a non-member, which is what you wanted.
>>79261846
Top KEK
The only reason it isn't already in effect is because greenpeace blew the lid on it. The entire thing was being negotiated in secret for the benefit of big business alone, fucking your 500m people over. You're 500m plebs ripe for harvest.
The UK have to get deals through their parliament, which is conducted in the open under the scrutiny of the media by politicians accountable to their voters. They can't so easily sell their people out as Brussels can.
>>79261915
It's that the EU's executive is not elected, who are the people who actually have all the power.
The EU Parliament is like the Russian Duma under the Czars, or more accurately the Supreme Soviet of the USSR
Just go WTO. Fuck the financial sector frankly.
>>79262037
So what other non-tariff trade means free movement of people? There is none. They're playing games with us in an expectation that we'll back down and our political position will be bankrupted. What if we don't? So you'll ostracise us and sacrifice the trade just because we're not a member. Come on Holland you'll loose out the most as well.
>>79261882
Peter Sutherland hasn't been involved in European governance since the '80s though?
>>79262107
Negotiations have been taking so long BECAUSE the EU doesn't accept the treaty the US wants.
>>79262107
They sold Brexit with the facts of immigrants and 350m to nhs. And both is not achievable, and they knew it.
>>79261750
Mass immigration of poor uneducated people to the UK only happened because of our overly generous system of entitlements and benefits. The natives themselves are unwilling to let go of that system and David Cameron's failed attempt at slashing tax credit, disability allowances and child benefit are a proof of that. This country is doomed to failure because whether or not we control our borders, we will still run a bloated nanny state on a deficit and the same muh freedoms who voted leave will never vote to have that removed.
>>79261959
You straight up don't trade with none members and force "migrants" into China and the USA because we trade with you?
I don't think so Tim.
>>79261947
As mentioned the biggest point here is the EU is playing chicken right now and trying to show backbone not only against the UK but to other members who think they are getting the shaft. I don't blame them. If people start dropping out left and right then how will Germany build their EU army?
>>79262245
>So what other non-tariff trade means free movement of people? There is none.
Literally every nation, even non-members like Norway, had to accept free movement in exchange for access to the single market. How do you not know this?
>>79262320
Just got WTO. Boom no more shitskins
![Sheep[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/NbuhFas.jpg "Sheep[1].jpg")
>>79260524
>turbocharging the finance sector
And you're surprised the people at large will cast a vote that screws you over? The only people that benefit from the finance sector is London's upper class, while its middle class gets scraps for making the upper class' lives easier and the lower class lives off what falls off the table.
The rest of the UK is an underdeveloped dump.
Are you really that surprised nobody outside of London gives a shit about London? That they really rather see any change, even if it means kneecapping the part of the economy they reap no benefits of?
Anyone that didn't study law or economics needs to leave the country for a worthwhile job. Anyone that didn't get the chance to study gets to wallow in depressing shitholes like pic related.
It's not going to get much worse to these people. It's going to get a shitload worse for lawyers, bankers and investors, though. I wouldn't be surprised if they did it out of spite.
>>79262373
>You straight up don't trade with none members
That's not true.
>>79261920
If they cant prove it they are sent back home too
>>79253652
>retain
We don't want to be in the single market though. If they want to stop trading with us, we'll happily take a slap to the face in return for them shooting their own foot.
Trying to fuck us over will simply back fire hilariously and cause their superstate to crash even harder.
>>79262313
They don't want it now that the lid was blown on it. It took so long because the EU takes a long fucking time to do anything. They never wanted this exposed to the public until it was already too late, like everything else they do.
>>79262320
What does that have to do with what I was talking about?
They didn't even say that. You can elect a government to do whatever you want now. Go full communist for all I care. Go seize the means of production comrade. The future is yours.
>>79261920
People who cant prove their origin are sent back too
>>79253652
>What are negotiation tactics
>>79257584
Bingo. This is their opening offer. Plus it signals to other countries that the EU is gonna be hardass if those countries start any democracy nonsense.
>>79262480
Look mate, when you don't know shit about something, it's best to just stay quiet.
>>79262424
>depressing shitholes like pic related.
Confirmed to have no taste.
>>79262454
Exactly, if the EU thinks the UK will go WTO they will quit playing hard ass. Simple as that
>>79262246
>represents the TYPE of person
He's still involved on the sidelines
Juncker is cut from the same cloth. If you were to browse through his quotations without knowing it was Juncker who said them, you'd probably guess you were reading through the notebook of a fascist or communist totalitarian in the 1930's.
>>79257584
It's their attempt at discouraging people leaving.
The reality though is that the UK will probably just say "fuck off" because they know the EU won't go through with it.
>>79262454
Exactly this. They will make a change to their one time rule bullshit. The UK has the upper hand and is stronger in these negotiations, the fact the other countries don't want it either days it all.
>>79262506
>>79262440
Fuck captcha
>>79262534
Everyone seems to forget that we import more from the EU than we export, they're just removing one of their best buyers.
>>79262534
If the UK goes WTO they kill their own financial services economy.
>>79262383
Obviously I mean outside the EU, the EU is the only place that want to do this. No other block demands this. The Norway agreement was stupid anyway, they didn't even get removal of all tariffs and they accepted free movement, this will have to be renegotiated.
>>79262320
>They sold Brexit with the facts of immigrants and 350m to nhs. And both is not achievable, and they knew it.
You really need to reword this sentence.
Are you one of the quintessentially british type?
I got the part about the nhs money part but I can not for the life of me understand what you are trying to say about immigrants.
What the hell is a "facts of immigrants"?
>>79262522
It was greenpeace Netherlands that leaked this. How are you not aware of it?
https://www.ttip-leaks.org/
Your Brussels overlords spent a decade negotiating a deal which would have fucked you in the ass, and they're still pushing ahead with it even now. The only reason its being opposed is because these tree huggers managed to leak it.
Why did they do this? Because the EU does not give a fuck about you. It's a corporate oligarchy with purely the interests of big business in mind.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/08/lobbyists-european-parliament-brussels-corporate
Go be a good goyim and thank your local commissar today. The Brits did the right thing, even if they have to suffer short term.
>>79262684
No they won't, if people wanted to trade and do business in the EU, they would have, but they don't.
>>79258980
>He thinks Switzerland is in the same situation Norway is
Pffffthahahahahaha
The Swiss don't have to do shit that the EU tells them to, and they certainly don't have open immigration with the EU.
The EU continues trade with the Swizz because they trade so fucking much with everyone, and if the EU didn't trade with them, they'd just take all their business to the US and Australia instead.
>>79260634
>multiethnic state
not even once
>>79262696
But you knew about this policy before the vote and the EU had made it clear it wouldn't be making exceptions for the UK. Why complain now?
>>79259626
You'll swallow those words if it ever comes that far.
>>79262710
He's referring to stopping the flow of immigrants into the UK. Remember the most highly used birth name across the entire UK is now 'Mohammed' in a report that came out last year. That should say it all.
>>79262684
It's for the best, punish london and the day traders for not being germanys lap dog? Easy deal. Rest of England has all the sway and wants freedom of movement gone. Cameron even said that would be the key to any deal. If the EU doesen't want to play ball than they both will be making a sacrifice that in the end will harm the EU more.
>>79262424
That looks comfy as hell.
Is your idea of ideal comfort is living in a tiny box piled on hundreds of other tiny blocks so you can walk the street to work while getting yelled at by shit skins for drinking in public while you drown your depressing life away?
>>79262750
>he really thinks Greenpeace has this much influence
The negotiations are taking this long amongst other reasons because the EU is famously protectionist of its health and safety standards and it won't freely allow US goods that don't meet them.
>>79253652
The more they talk about this the more worried I get, the second biggest point for why I voted leave was immigration controls. I don't want to see Freedom of movement from the EU, leaving the EU to accept that is fucking stupid.
>>79262646
>Kiwi
Don't forget that your government is offering to send negotiators to help with trade deals.
>>79262901
I'm exchange for not being germanys lap dog*
>>79262901
England is a financial services economy. It's not an industrial economy. If the City relocates to the continent, the British economy will be hit harder than on 2008.
>>79262320
oh please. only the most cucked pushed the meme that they were going to use the entire membership fee on the nhs.
>>79262986
I believe it's possible to come to an agreement over, we will probably see a much more restricted, point based system added. If the EU doesn't play ball, the UK gets to stand up and say that the EU was a piece of shit on both the inside and the outside, and call the entire thing a doomed experience. If the EU don't serve up a good UK deal, its possible you will see the UK accept that and look elsewhere.
>>79262454
This
The UK, as the 5th strongest economy on the planet, has a lot more say than most other EU nations would.
These are empty threats.
>>79261614
Are you serious? Noone cares about the rules anymore. You don't have a right to asylum in germany if you come in through a safe country, which means basically nobody has a right to stay here. Our politicians don't care and talk about making them citizens.
>>79262827
I'm complaining about the structure of the EU not our decision to leave, if we don't get a good deal it means a very painful restructure for the UK. I don't live in London so maybe some decentralisation would not be so bad, Germany can't rely on the car industry forever as well. But we don't have to do this, Norway should have renegotiated this years ago and I don't know why they accepted the deal they did. The EU doesn't really seem to be working for anyone, instead of promoting wealth and growth it appears to be retracting it. But rather than question its arbitrary rules it continues to impose them because its a political project that seeks to build an empire through the backdoor.
>>79262949
Are you even reading what I'm saying.
Greenpeace leaked it to the public, the public outrage is the influence.
>>79263038
London is a financial services economy. A crashed housing market for example would be a good thing for the majority of the population, A lower pound would help exports. Not being a cuck is worth it frankly no matter how you slice it
>>79253652
Why are they so fucking obsessed with stripping us of border control?
Why vote for sovereignty only to accept freedom of movement?
Tell them to go fuck themselves.
>>79257584
>Why can't the UK trade with the EU on terms similar to how the US or Japan trades with the EU?
Because those are inferior to the trade terms Britain currently enjoys. We have two choices, either accept free movement of people, in which case we're basically still in the EU but with no say in its running (the best case scenario), or trade like Japan which means Britain's exports are hammered and businesses move to Europe.
Both of these are inferior to the current situation, so we're fucked really. Still, at least we got to post lots of memes, and that's more important than jobs.
>>79263135
Its not our raw strength, its the fact that the EU sells loads to us. If the EU stopped trading with us, the German automotive industry would take a serious hit.
>>79262847
You already swallowed all the migrant cum and there is none left for the UK.
The UK already walked out the door in disgust cuck boy.
>>79262996
Yeah. We have a history with the EU, when the UK originally joined it, it forced them out of the market and it nearly tanked my country, we originally supplied all the wool, high end meat, etc to the UK and those industries are basically killed off now. So this will be big for NZ to rebuild along with Australia its colonial ties. Since NZ is basically dairy capital of the world, we will end up supplying dairy products to the UK so the UK doesn't need to rely on France.
>>79263167
And I'm saying that's nonsense Greenpeace uses to sell memberships.
>>79263049
It would actually add up to £18 billion; more than we've ever put into the EU in a single year.
>>79263172
>exports
Of what? Britain is an importer.
>>79262710
I am not a Brit, sry, just traveling around. The leave campaigner suggested that Brexit would stop immigration to the UK, even though The UK is a immigration country. After Brexit the racism against foreigner raised up and they demand that the immigrants have to leave the country.
To trade with the EU depends on some terms and regulations, such a free movement.
>>79263153
>Norway should have renegotiated this years ago and I don't know why they accepted the deal they did.
Because access to the single market of the largest economy in the world is very valuable. As you're finding out now.
>>79263282
They still export stuff, small car industry, military industry, textiles etc.
>>79263282
Export's are nearly a quarter of the UK economy already a lower pound would push it over 25%
>>79263381
They import more, meaning a weaker pound will hurt the economy.
>>79263381
Gems and precious metals, pharmaceuticals, they even export a decent amount of oil.
>>79263230
I was thinking more because you Kiwis have always been the first to throw yourself behind Britain.
>>79263432
It happens to countries occasionally, it means as long as the pound is weak, the exporters are more favourably chosen to supply which they still export. Eventually returning to normal.
>>79257847
>Be part of the EU for over 40 years
EU, as currently structured, has only existed since the Treaty of Lisbon went into effect in 2009. By name, it has existed since 1993. As a general union of European nations toward various goals, it has existed since 1958. Let's not pretend what was created in 1958 is even remotely similar to what exists today.
>Leave EU at an inappropriate time without consulting other members
1. To the EU, all times are inappropriate. By this logic, no nation may ever leave.
2. UK is a sovereign nation. For several years, they have felt their sovereignty has been infringed. They are now exercising their sovereignty. No nation should have to ask another to be sovereign. Such arrangements historically result in war if collapse does not come first.
>Expect to be given fair terms when it's you who needs the EU
'Fair' is a garbage word which means whatever anyone wants it to mean. The UK expects to be treated the same as all other non-European Union nations. Anything below that threshold is pure retribution and makes matters worse for the EU as well.
>>79263380
Well in two years when the UK leaves it will cease to be the largest economy in the world. I guess we shall see, I personally don't care about free movement, I voted out for constitutional reasons, but I can see many Brexiters willing to compromise on this. So it looks like both the UK and EU are heading for a protracted recession, possibly the world, because the EU let its delusions of grandeur get in the way.
>>79262320
Anybody who paid any attention to the debate knows that these weren't the arguments. Only complete fucking morons thought these were actually happening.
>>79263210
They need more space to dump their pet shitskins
>>79263432
Their top 10 imports are almost exactly the same as exports. They could for example get a tariff free deal on pharmaceuticals with China or the US. It's a buyers market for oil as well. Once again the cucked EU isn't the only one on the block
>>79263380
"Access to the single market" doesn't mean the same thing as "being able to trade with the EU without tariffs". The single market is about the removal of customs and extreme regulatory harmonisation and things like that, tariffs don't really come into it
>>79263581
We are a UK colony after all and still have very big pride for the Queen and England.
>>79263615
can't*
>>79253652
This is like playing Civ with bots
>>79263655
There is being a colony and consistently going all in, in fact New Zealand has always offered more in support of Britain than other colonies.
>>79263652
Okay so removing tarrifs how much would trading with the EU cost due to customs and such?
>>79263330
One
There is nothing wrong with racism.
Two
They majority of people didn't make this choice based on racism they made it based on the fact they wanted control of their country and its borders.
Working immigrants to my understanding will stay. Dead beats have to leave. Does this not sound remotely sane to you?
A native of any country should come FIRST. Only specialty roles that require a special skill should be filled by immigrants IF there is a lack of people. People who disagree come from shit holes who don't want to fix their country they just want to skim off the natives of another country.
On a personal note I think brain draining countries is wrong and if poor country creates a skilled worker then that's their worker. but we have to be real here and the country that brain drains the most is going to clobber other countries economically and eventually military if they need to. *cough* USA *cough*
>>79263038
> Relocates
Top KEK. You misunderstand why London is so important. The majority of the "financial exports" actually go to the USA. A FTA with the US granting similar access to their market would already replace the EU for the City. That's discounting the rest of the world.
>>79263767
Which other colonies?, we are closely tied with Australia our neighbour, but do remember outside of that we are alone at the bottom of the world. We need the UK on this one, while our government is unhappy and would rather one with the entire EU, will go straight for a UK one.
BREAKING
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/30/freedom-of-movement-reform-on-the-table-for-brexit-talks-suggest/amp/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/30/freedom-of-movement-reform-on-the-table-for-brexit-talks-suggest/amp/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/30/freedom-of-movement-reform-on-the-table-for-brexit-talks-suggest/amp/
>>79263652
Obviously non-members don't have the exact same level of access to the internal market as members, but it's still valuable enough for countries like Norway and Switzerland to accept free movement.
>>79253652
This was obviously going to be their initial negotiating position whilst ours is going to be "single market without free movement of people", it'll be up to our negotiators to talk them down from it, or at least talk them down to tariffs so low that it hardly matters.
>>79263875
And how long do FTA take to make? 7 years? 10 years? You haven't even left yet and companies are preparing to move, what makes you think they'll wait for a new treaty?
>>79263944
Switzerland already rejected it. Can the EU really afford to shit on two countries at the same time?
>britcucks think they aren't going to join the EEA
Holy fuck it's hilarious. As far as Leave voters are concerned, none of their main reasons for voting will change. Only thing changing is that they are going to get a FAR FAR FAR worse deal than what they had before, with no funding or rebate. They have literally cucked themselves.
>>79263935
Looks like the EU may crack first, thank you for this life line France, I always knew the enemy of old would respect our decision.
>>79264102
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/30/freedom-of-movement-reform-on-the-table-for-brexit-talks-suggest/amp/
>>79263935
It's almost like the unelected bureaucrats in Brussels who aren't accountable to an electorate were talking bullshit about immolating their own economy, costing jobs and profits.
>>79264052
.Average is 2 years. The British government can feasibly get one in place before we've officially left the EU. Especially since the Americans have already called to put us at the front of the queue.
>>79264102
Nobody with half a brain thinks this. Please climb back under the blue and starry rock you wretched servile creature.
>>79264144
See
>>79259464
No matter what happens. UK loses.
>>79264147
Merkel is still talking tough for the time being.
>>79264147
You sure buddy?
http://euronews.com/en/336670/
>Obama stands by ‘back of queue’ warning on post-Brexit UK trade deal
>>79257847
Based anglos think the world turns on them
Fuck'em off
>>79264338
Obama is only in power for 8 more months.
>>79262906
No, ideal comfort would be having that countryside, and then preferably a town center where you can have hobbies.
You know what that countryside is like? You get up at dawn, maybe go to work if you have a job, otherwise you muck about the house on the dole, possibly go to a small market to get your groceries for the day, but it won't be much, since dinner consists of beer at the pub, which you've arrived at at around 4pm, you go home dead drunk at around 8pm (which, incidentally, is the hour at which everything closes, turning the town into a ghost town for the remainder of the evening), to sleep off your stupor and do it all again.
Personally, I do enjoy having a job worth doing and having a town nearby that has more interesting shit to do than gossiping about who's shagging whose sister while trying to figure out what that glaring yellow orb is when it's not one of the 300+ rain days.
>>79257584
That might be what they have to do. Contrary to popular belief, a majority of UK trade volume is actually with non-EU countries.
>>79253652
The 37% is getting uppidity, UK. You should tell them to fuck of and stop having such a large deficit. You can get those raw materials and cars from other places.
>>79264080
Rejected what? There is free movement between EU and Switzerland.
>>79264338
Also https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/powerpost/wp/2016/06/29/paul-ryan-urges-new-trade-deal-with-the-u-k-but-others-say-its-too-soon/
>>79264102
Speculation at best.
The whole point was to stop the immigrant flow.
Unless the EU PAYS the UK to accept immigrants you aren't going to get rid of them.
This was the homerun point of the Brexit.
I guess your country will have to take the excess now.
Don't forget to merge your army with the new Merkel arm- I mean EU army goy. :^)
>>79264338
You refuse to answer my previous rebuttal and by 2018 as far as I'm aware Obama will cease to be President. However, forgetting these why are you shilling for the EU? Truly no one can respect this organisation which seeks to pulverise Europe into one state with one currency and a small group of unelected leaders?
>>79260969
>That your ELECTED representatives in europe
That's rich my man.
>>79253652
>accept it
>cut welfare to shitskins
>they freely move to germany
>>79264437
God do you read the news? They shot it down in a vote like a year ago. EU is telling them to vote against but this time their membership to the single market on the line. How many nations are worth this policy?
>>79264560
Vote again*
>>79259772
Then why the fuck where they demanding Poland take in refugees, Mr. "I don't know difference between median and average income"?
Why is it always a brushie, a emucuck, a potatonigger, and a hans making these threads?
>>79264516
>shilling
What? I'm just explaining the reality of the situation.
>>79257777
quads and insight
>>79258667
no, this is what happens when you lose super-power status and can get pushed around by germany
>>79253652
>CAN'T
>MAKE
>THIS
>SHIT
>UP
>>European Union leaders have warned that the UK must honour the principle of free movement of people if it wants to retain access to the single market after it leaves the bloc.
This come right after Obama turned NAFTA into a Diet Schengen... Man this shit is depressing.
>>79264338
Yes, I'm sure. Obama has been the worst president for Anglo-American relations in history but every other voice out of America so far has been supportive.
If the EU wants to behave like a teenage girl and cut off their nose to spite their face, we still have options elsewhere. I'm really not concerned. As I said, a FTA with the USA alone is worth more to our financial sector than the entire EU. To top it off, we'll stop buying German cars for American ones.
>>79264560
There is free movement.
https://www.sem.admin.ch/sem/en/home/themen/fza_schweiz-eu-efta.html
>>79264465
>this retard thinks the brits are complaining about the fucking syrians
>>79263896
Any other British colony or dominion. Throughout history New Zealand threw itself fully behind Britain in times or crisis, this is no different.
>>79259626
You mean better to die free, then live a slave stupid anglo
>>79264465
>Don't forget to merge your army with the new Merkel arm- I mean EU army goy. :^)
>EU army led by Germany
>mfw there is going to be a war between the third reich 2.0 and mother Russia and this time the Germans are the bad guys and the Slavs are the good guys but every one thinks its the exact opposite.
>>79264756
Because they are still working out the policy. They will have to end up voting again.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss_immigration_referendum,_February_2014
>>79264617
But you're not explaining the reality you're buying into the EU position that Obama is going to ostracise us which we all know has no basis on the actual negotiations which will go beyond his Presidency. The EU follows no rules, it makes them up as it goes along, this is why we left, chances are they'll shit all over counties like Norway and Switzerland to cut a deal. Which is a real shame and should show how morally and financially bankrupt the EU project is.
>>79264732
Free movement of labour is a requirement of EEA.
Its also a deal that brings the easiest and most beneficial trading with the EU.
The Brits are free to pursue a trading deal that isn't the EEA but it won't be as tight nit as what you had when you were in the union.
>we want to leave but we still want to trade
>k here are your choices and the requirements and laws for themm
>this is unacceptable we want the same deal we had now except without any single concession on our side
>>79264876
Right, there is free movement and has been for years and Switzerland won't sacrifice its access to the single market.
>>79264338
>>79264397
we are not even leaving in 8 months so his comments really are invalid
>>79264902
It's not the EUs position, it's literally what Obama said, and I only brought that up because somebody claimed Obama said the UK would be at the front of the queue.
>>79264970
Except the majority of them endangered it you fucking tard. The EU is even doubling down and wants them to vote again by the end of the year.
What are EU cucks going to do? Cut out switzerland and the UK? I fucking dare you
>>79264964
We won't ask for the EEA.
We'll most likely ask for a bilaterial treaty involving the EU financial passport in exchange for no tariffs on European goods exported to Britain. The treaty will no doubt have to involve EU regulation over financial services sold into the common market, but the common market rules won't have to affect the remaining 94% of British businesses.
>>79264225
>U.S. doesn't follows EU rules.
>still sells fords all over Europe.
>half your friends have iphones.
>99% of your theatres show Hollywood movies.
>you eat produce grown in the U.S.
Eu is just trying to punish the uk- they'll find plenty of trading partners if the EU doesn't want them.
>>79265092
>cut out
There is such a thing as WTO. Trade will happen except there'll be some tarrifs.
>>79263214
>>79260958
i like how you say that the UK has no bargaining chips in this
they are a major importer of EU goods like cars and shit like that
if they said fuck off suck a dick we will trade with the rest of the world on the cheap from china and south east asia
germoney will suffer and people working in their car factories will lose jobs thousands of jobs
i will laf when brits are driving camaro's and challengers building their own shit with reduced regulations allowing manufacturing and business to boom and oh noes the big multi nationals cant corner the market anymore all the while watching as the EU imports terrorism and right wing political parties become more popular leading towards revolution as the bread lines get longer
lol fucking lefties have no idea
>implying the EU will still exist in a decade
>>79265217
I meant the single market. The EURO and their stock market is already in bumpy shape. It simply bodes against the project esspecially if switzerland comes up with a competing trade deal, which isn't far fetched anymore.
>>79264863
>UK exits
>Trump becomes president
>USA/UK doesn't get involved in the war
Weird time to be alive
>>79265355
Switzerland and the UK*
>>79263210
legitimate idiots and upper-crust watching the bottom line
to the powerful, the economy is quite like a machine where they change one value and note how that effects other values. and then change their behavior accordingly. they are more like a neural net than anything.
immigration is one value they changed in many places and noted that labor costs went down tremendously.
its not done out of lack of empathy. only a psychopath will try to convince you he cares about millions of people he's never met.
its actually done out of a sort of stupidity and entitlement, believe it or not. i say believe it or not because i did not believe it. but when you actually meet people in the capital accumulation and allocation class, you realize they are often not really above average in IQ.
they're kind of like trained chimps, which can do one thing really, really well, because they've associated doing that thing will some reward, much like the chimp in this video, which does things many humans cannot do, just so it can get a treat:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cKg9D4QKCM
obviously a chimp is not smarter than a human. but, perhaps counterintuitively, it is precisely its philosophical stupidity which leads to its trainability.
people in finance are like this. except instead of a peanut, they get a yacht, mcmansion, private jet, etc.
>>79265230
The UK is much more reliant on EU trade than vice versa, they have no bargaining position. German cars are basically it, but British car manufacturing would be hit even harder.
>>79265398
>USA/UK doesn't get involved in the war
>Russia wins
>we 1984 now
>>79258275
This.
>>79265501
>The UK is much more reliant on EU trade than vice versa.
Which is true to an extent, but the EU relies on the capital flow through London.
France's Finance Minister knows whats at risk so: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/30/freedom-of-movement-reform-on-the-table-for-brexit-talks-suggest/amp/
>>79253652
The UK should allow freedom of movement. Anyone able to freely move themselves across the English Channel via swimming is capable of living in the UK as a natural citizen.
>>79265634
Swimming without assistance across the channel should be insta-citizenship.
>>79265634
... Dude, don't try your stealth racism on our stable, happy, integrated society whose members aren't actively making preparations to leave bad economic relationships.
>>79265707
Do ships get told you are going to do it, or you just have to swim faster?
>>79259626
>>79264846
It's THAN, not THEN.
You're both fucking retards.
>>79265501
thats only due to excessive bullshit regulations forced on them due to the EU
they couldn't even fish in their own fucking waters
now they are free of that shit it might hurt in the beginning but i have no doubt they will bounce back and resemble something like switzerland in a british way
it will be like post ww1 britain business and manufacturing will be booming with reduced regulations
Where did all these paid EU shills come from?
>>79265583
>but the EU relies on the capital flow through London.
You mean, London relies on being in the EU so capital flows through it. The torygraph is rabidly anti-EU, I wouldn't read anything from there it will be cherry picked to hell and back.
The fact is, Paris and Frankfurt are champing at the bit to pick off London's finance industry.
>>79265772
>just have to swim faster
But of course, must go through a long application period so you can be timetabled in when it can be done and when they can expect you to arrive at the dock.
>>79265821
What regulations exactly are you talking about?
>>79253652
Farage says the UK could still pay its EU budget contribution as a compromise on freedom of movement.
>>79265843
Damage control. Appears our victory has rattled vested interests.
>>79263142
This, this so much
>>79265821
>>79265501
also if they reduce financial regulations with londonistan being a financial hub for europe thats when the shackles will really start to come off see >>79265583
>>79265843
They aren't paid, but remember a lot of people are contrarian. Because britain voted out they support the EU now. If britian had voted to remain they would admonish both as cucks and failures
>>79265859
If France was celebrating then: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/30/freedom-of-movement-reform-on-the-table-for-brexit-talks-suggest/amp/
lolsure
Good reading
http://www.mauldineconomics.com/this-week-in-geopolitics/is-brexit-the-end-of-the-eu
>>79265910
here is an example
>http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/03/30/brussels-rules-uk-steel-manufacturer-highlights-how-eu-membership-is-killing-uk-industry/
