Let Canada join in too.
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Which is why I said focus on the baby steps that are actually doable now.
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That's the way the EU itself was formed as well. It started as "European Economic Community" or "European Common Market". It was then transformed to "European Community" and finally to "European Union". Those Agreements go stepwise this is what could happen here
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UK was not a founding member.
https://enlargement.ec.europa.eu/enlargement-policy/6-27-members_en
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If you agree to a Free Trade Agreement without these stupid undemocratic arbitration courts, it could work out
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Great ideas!
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I think they mean Ireland
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Not part of the Commonwealth since 1949.
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Oh right...
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They were a founding member in the way Musk "founds" companies: joining later and getting a lot of influence due to wealth
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As a founding member of the EU.
They were not a founding member though. They joined in 1973-1975 and have negotiated many exceptions to the EEC, causing other memberstates sometimes a bit of headaches.
"Brenter " would be a good idea, but like it's been said, there are ( British) political and systematic (compliance) hurdles. But they can be overcome.
Imo, Britain needs to clean the house first, from the lying (Ukip )traitors, who sold your country out.
Also, during crises, lots can happen, quickly. Necessity is a huge drive force, especially in Politics, maybe we'll all be pleasantly surprised. -
IMO there’s some bad blood between the UK and the EU.
Not so much that it matters. The financial industry wants them back in the fold. It would be a win-win for UK and EU. But there is one or two maybe major cons for the UK: They won't get the UK rebate back and they won't get any other exceptions. That means they'll have to switch to the Euro.
They'll probably accept paying the same as the other member states but I'm not sure if they'll accept the Euro.
