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Re: Aligning with elsewhere in Europe.....
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
To acknowledge that to any extent requires me to care about the EU, which can die in a fire as far as I'm concerned. 
Free movement of people or goods haven't been the case, like 'unlimited' broadband there's caveats.
Routine dodging of excise duty or using countries with lower duties has been an 'issue' a few EU states have confronted in a few different ways. |
Seems to me that Britain is returning to a position that nearly landed them in front of the European Court of Justice for breach of EU internal market regulations a couple of years back.
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