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legaleagle 09 May 15 10.36am
Switzerland and Norway both have "freedom of movement" as a term of their association agreements with the EU.We would be unlikely to get better terms. I'm interested to know,when posters says "in but with reforms",what reforms do they think would be enough for them and are realistically achievable in the next 2 years?
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legaleagle

09 May 15 10.36am

Switzerland and Norway both have "freedom of movement" as a term of their association agreements with the EU.We would be unlikely to get better terms.

I'm interested to know,when posters says "in but with reforms",what reforms do they think would be enough for them and are realistically achievable in the next 2 years?

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Lakeview Lincoln 09 May 15 10.48am
1. In 2. Out 3.In 4. Out 5. Shake it all about
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Lakeview

Lincoln 09 May 15 10.48am

1. In
2. Out
3.In
4. Out
5. Shake it all about

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Hoof Hearted 09 May 15 11.46am
Mickey Flanagan..... OUT OUT
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Hoof Hearted 09 May 15 11.46am

Mickey Flanagan.....

OUT OUT

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xGeorgex Oh South London 09 May 15 11.49am
1. OUT 2. IN; after Labour, Lib Dems, SNP and most of the main Tories put a lot of funding into staying in. Left with UKIP and some awkward squad Tories fighting with little funding to go out. Much like the AV referendum, everyone wanted a new system then they choose a s*** system and make people disinterested. E Block - Win, Lose or Draw it’s about having a good day out
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xGeorgex

Oh South London 09 May 15 11.49am

1. OUT

2. IN; after Labour, Lib Dems, SNP and most of the main Tories put a lot of funding into staying in. Left with UKIP and some awkward squad Tories fighting with little funding to go out. Much like the AV referendum, everyone wanted a new system then they choose a s*** system and make people disinterested.

E Block - Win, Lose or Draw it’s about having a good day out

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Stirlingsays 09 May 15 8.45pm
Quote legaleagle at 09 May 2015 10.36am Switzerland and Norway both have "freedom of movement" as a term of their association agreements with the EU.We would be unlikely to get better terms. I'm interested to know,when posters says "in but with reforms",what reforms do they think would be enough for them and are realistically achievable in the next 2 years? The EU could not survive a British exit in its current form......It's quite amusing really. The EU has over twenty five members and only four of them are net contributors. We are one of those four. Look at the EU's rather pathetic attempts to keep Greece in the Euro..Greece are a tiny economy. Yet the EU know that the shock to the credit line in the markets would be significant...Even with all this time for banks to insulate themselves over the inevitable. The loss of confidence over losing Britain would cause major shakes in the project...Our economy size and hence payments are similar to France..Germany already have disquiet over the rising cost of being the top contributor.....If we did leave then EU would change and downsize that's probably a good thing long term......So for me a Brexit....It's a win win. The corpse eaters in the markets are already waiting for the EU to collapse and think it's a dead cert and only a matter of time......The EU know this. When push comes to shove, letting Britain go isn't going to be a risk they are willing to undergo. Their gravy train would be swifty derailed. Freedom of movement and whatever would quickly become a price worth paying to keep a major net contributor. Now if Cameron keeps his word on the referendum we finally get to find out.....After all these years of stalling. Thank goodness for FPTP 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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Stirlingsays

09 May 15 8.45pm

Quote legaleagle at 09 May 2015 10.36am

Switzerland and Norway both have "freedom of movement" as a term of their association agreements with the EU.We would be unlikely to get better terms.

I'm interested to know,when posters says "in but with reforms",what reforms do they think would be enough for them and are realistically achievable in the next 2 years?

The EU could not survive a British exit in its current form......It's quite amusing really.

The EU has over twenty five members and only four of them are net contributors. We are one of those four.

Look at the EU's rather pathetic attempts to keep Greece in the Euro..Greece are a tiny economy. Yet the EU know that the shock to the credit line in the markets would be significant...Even with all this time for banks to insulate themselves over the inevitable.

The loss of confidence over losing Britain would cause major shakes in the project...Our economy size and hence payments are similar to France..Germany already have disquiet over the rising cost of being the top contributor.....If we did leave then EU would change and downsize that's probably a good thing long term......So for me a Brexit....It's a win win.

The corpse eaters in the markets are already waiting for the EU to collapse and think it's a dead cert and only a matter of time......The EU know this.

When push comes to shove, letting Britain go isn't going to be a risk they are willing to undergo. Their gravy train would be swifty derailed.

Freedom of movement and whatever would quickly become a price worth paying to keep a major net contributor.

Now if Cameron keeps his word on the referendum we finally get to find out.....After all these years of stalling.

Thank goodness for FPTP

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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derben 09 May 15 8.48pm
Quote Stirlingsays at 09 May 2015 8.45pm Quote legaleagle at 09 May 2015 10.36am Switzerland and Norway both have "freedom of movement" as a term of their association agreements with the EU.We would be unlikely to get better terms. I'm interested to know,when posters says "in but with reforms",what reforms do they think would be enough for them and are realistically achievable in the next 2 years? The EU could not survive a British exit in its current form......It's quite amusing really. The EU has over twenty five members and only four of them are net contributors. We are one of those four. Look at the EU's rather pathetic attempts to keep Greece in the Euro..Greece are a tiny economy. Yet the EU know that the shock to the credit line in the markets would be significant...Even with all this time for banks to insulate themselves over the inevitable. The loss of confidence over losing Britain would cause major shakes in the project...Our economy size and hence payments are similar to France..Germany already have disquiet over the rising cost of being the top contributor.....If we did leave then EU would change and downsize that's probably a good thing long term......So for me a Brexit....It's a win win. The corpse eaters in the markets are already waiting for the EU to collapse and think it's a dead cert and only a matter of time......The EU know this. When push comes to shove, letting Britain go isn't going to be a risk they are willing to undergo. Their gravy train would be swifty derailed. Freedom of movement and whatever would quickly become a price worth paying to keep a major net contributor. Now if Cameron keeps his word on the referendum we finally get to find out.....After all these years of stalling. Thank goodness for FPTP Excellent post Stirling.
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derben

09 May 15 8.48pm

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