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Uk To Join "European Political Community"
Liz Truss is all set to join the "European Political Community" Being set up by Emmanuel Macron at Prague in October ....
Is this first sign of rejoining the EU . Through the back door.
Is this first sign of rejoining the EU . Through the back door.
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"Brexiters seemed to approve of the old EEC as a trading unit but despise any sort of political collaboration".
True; but all trust in the EU has been long lost, and such things as a "European *Political* Community" definitely has red flags hanging all over it. It seems to be just the very thing objected to, and nothing else. Wouldn't touch it with a bargepole, personally. Liz would be wise to avoid it too if she want to retain support of the party now, or the country come the next GE.
True; but all trust in the EU has been long lost, and such things as a "European *Political* Community" definitely has red flags hanging all over it. It seems to be just the very thing objected to, and nothing else. Wouldn't touch it with a bargepole, personally. Liz would be wise to avoid it too if she want to retain support of the party now, or the country come the next GE.
Old_Geezer
"Brexiters seemed to approve of the old EEC as a trading unit but despise any sort of political collaboration".
/True; but all trust in the EU has been long lost, and such things as a "European *Political* Community" definitely has red flags hanging all over it./
Lol, whereas the EU would trust the UK, the paragons of virtue currently looking to wriggle out of the NI part of the Brexit ‘oven-ready’ deal?
Truss is about to get her legs slapped over that by Big Joe too.
"Brexiters seemed to approve of the old EEC as a trading unit but despise any sort of political collaboration".
/True; but all trust in the EU has been long lost, and such things as a "European *Political* Community" definitely has red flags hanging all over it./
Lol, whereas the EU would trust the UK, the paragons of virtue currently looking to wriggle out of the NI part of the Brexit ‘oven-ready’ deal?
Truss is about to get her legs slapped over that by Big Joe too.
You will be well aware that the "oven ready deal" was never made due to EU unreasonable rejection, so there's no point in suggesting otherwise. You will also be well aware that the UK isn't wriggling out of anything and that the agreement allows for sorting out issues that arise but it's the EU that's being stubborn and causing problems, as usual. The only problem with the UK is that their politicians are all talk and don't seem to want to do what needs to be done. The EU knows full well that the UK is trustworthy, unlike themselves, but they don't care because they have their own agendas, both personal, and EU, and seem to have no morals.
Old_Geezer,
//The EU knows full well that the UK is trustworthy, unlike themselves, but they don't care because they have their own agendas, both personal, and EU, and seem to have no morals.//
Did you miss the last 3 years in UK politics??
The UK government is currently looking to backtrack on and modify the Brexit deal that THEY negotiated.
You can see his the mistrust would work both ways?
Truss said the jury and was out on Macron, bring pathetically cheered by the Werthers Warriors. He gave a far more measured and statesmanlike response, as one might expect from a foreign leader who uses diplomatic language.
Now she’s mooting joining his EU think tank club. I’d imagine EU politicians must think our lot decidedly amateur.
//The EU knows full well that the UK is trustworthy, unlike themselves, but they don't care because they have their own agendas, both personal, and EU, and seem to have no morals.//
Did you miss the last 3 years in UK politics??
The UK government is currently looking to backtrack on and modify the Brexit deal that THEY negotiated.
You can see his the mistrust would work both ways?
Truss said the jury and was out on Macron, bring pathetically cheered by the Werthers Warriors. He gave a far more measured and statesmanlike response, as one might expect from a foreign leader who uses diplomatic language.
Now she’s mooting joining his EU think tank club. I’d imagine EU politicians must think our lot decidedly amateur.
//The UK government is currently looking to backtrack on and modify the Brexit deal that THEY negotiated.//
What exactly is wrong with that? if something isn't working (which the NI Protocol clearly isn't) efforts must be made to fix it. Are you suggesting that any agreement a country signs up to is irrevocable? Why should that be?
What exactly is wrong with that? if something isn't working (which the NI Protocol clearly isn't) efforts must be made to fix it. Are you suggesting that any agreement a country signs up to is irrevocable? Why should that be?
