What does it mean when Nige's lips are moving?

[donrkebab]

You are utterly insane.

You do not have a single working thought process in your head.

Then why do you keep addressing me? Only someone mad as a box of frogs would do that.

BAS has been up all night shouting at the moon and typing nasty pointless comments, last week I thought he fancied me, but now I don't think he loves me anymore. still I'll just have to try to get over it

 

[donrkebab]

Morning Bas. Hope you slept well.

Like a frog in a box but he's still not happy

 

[Ihavenojob]

It was there in black and white on the ballot paper. Surely you remember?

I obviously remember more than you. I can't for the life of me find the box to mark for "Leave the eu, but still be part of it", perhaps they ran out of ink.

 

[JohnD]

"Leave the eu, but still be part of it"

Norway is not in the EU. Switzerland is not in the EU. Turkey is not in the EU. Canada is not in the EU.

However they all benefit from treaties with a major partner.

UK has treaties with the US. Do you think you are in America?

 

[Ihavenojob]

Turkey is not in the EU. Canada is not in the EU.

Have they signed up to the freedom of movement ? They are not in the eu, but have signed treaties, so when we leave the eu, we could sign up to treaties we want , but not be part of the eu.

 

[JohnD]

we could sign up to treaties we want .

subject to terms agreed with the other parties. As you know, the Four Freedoms of the EU are a package. You can't have one without the others. Many Brextremists oppose a treaty with the EU.

As you also know, the two countries providing the most immigrants to the UK are India and China.
I wonder what favourable treatment they will demand if they allow us access to their markets.

 

[Mfatic]

I think BAS was being sarcastic.

 

[Ihavenojob]

You can't have one without the others.

So Canada and Turkey benefit from those four freedoms ?

 

[JohnD]

That's interesting. Tell us about the terms of the treaties.

 

[Ihavenojob]

That's interesting. Tell us about the terms of the treaties.

What treaties, these ones you mentioned?

However they all benefit from treaties with a major partner.

I only replied to your post about treaties, you bought the subject of treaties up, so you tell us about the ones you are on about.

 

[donrkebab]

Norway is not in the EU. Switzerland is not in the EU. Turkey is not in the EU. Canada is not in the EU.
However they all benefit from treaties with a major partner.
UK has treaties with the US. Do you think you are in America?

That's interesting. Tell us about the terms of the treaties.

That's interesting JohnD, you tell us about the terms of the treaties.

 

[JohnD]

returning to your earlier silly post, you pretended to believe that a country outside the EU, but having a treaty with the EU is therefore a member of the EU.

This is of course false.

I obviously remember more than you. I can't for the life of me find the box to mark for "Leave the eu, but still be part of it", perhaps they ran out of ink.

Do you still pretend to believe it?

 

[Ihavenojob]

Do you still pretend to believe it?

Leave the eu, but still be a part of it, or leave the eu and sign treaties with it, the 2 are not the same, as you pointed out by saying

UK has treaties with the US. Do you think you are in America?

So if YOU believe that by signing a treaty or two with the eu makes us part of it, then YOU must believe that we are part of America, as we have treaties with the USA.

As you also know, the two countries providing the most immigrants to the UK are India and China.

I don't care where immigrants come from, eu, Asia, America, they are all welcome if they can support themselves & their families. We have enough of our home grown hangers on & leeches without importing more.

 

[noseall]

they are all welcome if they can support themselves

Our most readily available source of hard working, self supporting workers are from EU countries.

 

[JohnD]

Leave the eu, but still be part of it

So if YOU believe that by signing a treaty or two with the eu makes us part of it...

Not my suggestion.