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Old 29-06-2016, 16:07   #748
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
I think that the EU has realised that they too have got it wrong and over -reacted. Mrs Merkel's suggestion to play nice is working its way into proceedings.

We'll probably have to accept free movement if we want access to the single market and to keep our banks however we can rework our UK planning so that the problems caused by free movement can be dealt with more effectively and efficiently.

It's good news about the Border agreement which is a sign that common sense and a modicum of good will have entered the proceedings.

As for the "privileges" , I think we knew that no country gets the privileges without paying a price. Just wondering how much they will expect us to contribute and if it will be less, the same or more than we are paying now?
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