2nd referendum...no point...no leader.

Clever Dic

Member
Location
Melton
Mainland Europe wasn't too keen to let the angry isle in, in the first place. I find it beyond comprehension they will get a second chance after this mess.
I am not so sure. A repenting sinner is all the more loved returning to the fold.I actually think they would welcome us back for a number of reasons.
1st It would send the strongest message to any other country thinking of going alone and not toeing the party line .If the big old UK can't do without the EU then no one else has a chance.
2nd What ever is said our contributions matter.
3rd It may well be hard for the UK economy to go it alone but in doing so there will be unwelcome repercussions for some EU business as well.
Germany in particular liked having the UK on board as in most economic policies there was agreement whereas France and the southern EU countries often took an opposite view.
Maybe the rebate would go and in return a brake on immigration would be accepted but I honestly think we would only have to knock once to be admitted.
 

rob1

Member
Location
wiltshire
I am not so sure. A repenting sinner is all the more loved returning to the fold.I actually think they would welcome us back for a number of reasons.
1st It would send the strongest message to any other country thinking of going alone and not toeing the party line .If the big old UK can't do without the EU then no one else has a chance.
2nd What ever is said our contributions matter.
3rd It may well be hard for the UK economy to go it alone but in doing so there will be unwelcome repercussions for some EU business as well.
Germany in particular liked having the UK on board as in most economic policies there was agreement whereas France and the southern EU countries often took an opposite view.
Maybe the rebate would go and in return a brake on immigration would be accepted but I honestly think we would only have to knock once to be admitted.
but we would have to take the euro and cant see that being popular with voters
 

RobFZS

Member
The problem with trying to sell the Eu back to the Voters is the same reason we were never asked as a country, on the Maastricts/ Lisbon treaty, it's gone in a total different direction to the common market it always was, so at best, remainers might get people to back EEA membership, but other than that, the ships sailed.
 

Muck Spreader

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Limousin
but we would have to take the euro and cant see that being popular with voters

Wouldn't think it would be popular with the city either as sterling is still an important trading currency. But I couldn't see any particular advantage for the eurozone to insist other than playing politics.
 

rob1

Member
Location
wiltshire
The people I should think.
the trouble for remain would be all the tall tales they told about immediate diaster didnt come true and now of course the truth about the EU army and more importantly the US of E are out in the open, that one is the killer for the remain side and they know it, bring it on I say and let the people give a clear mandate
 

Exfarmer

Member
Location
Bury St Edmunds
the trouble for remain would be all the tall tales they told about immediate diaster didnt come true and now of course the truth about the EU army and more importantly the US of E are out in the open, that one is the killer for the remain side and they know it, bring it on I say and let the people give a clear mandate
What like those tales of another 350 million a week for the NHS .
We have not left yet!
 

rob1

Member
Location
wiltshire
What like those tales of another 350 million a week for the NHS .
We have not left yet!
They said it would happen the day after the vote, it hasnt, and as we havent left yet and made the savings it hasnt yet been possible to use the money for the NHS, I dont think many will vote to stay in if its the route to a single state which at least has been admitted as the ultimate aim, I am more than happy to give the uk and all the other members the vote to decide if thats what all countries want, its very telling that fans of the EU arent keen to allow that to happen, I have said before if we have a vote on that and it is in support I would be unhappy but accept it as a democratic vote, will the remain side if they lose ?Again
 

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