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<blockquote data-quote="Danllan" data-source="post: 5885982" data-attributes="member: 8735"><p>I have read all relevant law from the Treaty of Rome onwards, it is all pretty depressing if you are not a fan of a super-state; however, if you <u>are</u> a fan of a super-state, it's rather reassuring - although still dull.</p><p></p><p>You really don't need any legal training or experience to get your head around the WA, providing you are prepared to put some time into it. If you don't understand / follow something, just read it again until you do; the words are all commonplace, it is just the overall volume that seems intimidating.</p><p></p><p>That's fair enough, but I'm guessing you can pick up any dictionary with many more pages and happily read a relevant section without any problem. If you think of the WA, or other legislation, in the same way - lots of small sections - you'll be fine. </p><p></p><p>Ken Clarke was and is a prig, although unlike many Tory 'remain' MPs he isn't a liar or a hypocrite; he has a good name at the Bar. It is a rather sad, but nonetheless relevant, fact that his more vehemently europhile side, with a devil-may-care attitude, really came to the fore following his wife's death. A pity.</p><p></p><p>I would prefer an equitable deal, but I am not afraid of <u>leaving</u> without one because there would be one <u>very</u> soon afterwards.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Danllan, post: 5885982, member: 8735"] I have read all relevant law from the Treaty of Rome onwards, it is all pretty depressing if you are not a fan of a super-state; however, if you [U]are[/U] a fan of a super-state, it's rather reassuring - although still dull. You really don't need any legal training or experience to get your head around the WA, providing you are prepared to put some time into it. If you don't understand / follow something, just read it again until you do; the words are all commonplace, it is just the overall volume that seems intimidating. That's fair enough, but I'm guessing you can pick up any dictionary with many more pages and happily read a relevant section without any problem. If you think of the WA, or other legislation, in the same way - lots of small sections - you'll be fine. Ken Clarke was and is a prig, although unlike many Tory 'remain' MPs he isn't a liar or a hypocrite; he has a good name at the Bar. It is a rather sad, but nonetheless relevant, fact that his more vehemently europhile side, with a devil-may-care attitude, really came to the fore following his wife's death. A pity. I would prefer an equitable deal, but I am not afraid of [U]leaving[/U] without one because there would be one [U]very[/U] soon afterwards. [/QUOTE]
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