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Old 04-10-2016, 19:16   #1729
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread

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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
Why is she saying she wants UK firms to operate inside the single market after saying we're leaving the single market. The desired deal seems to change rather drastically...
I don't know if it's a case of:
1) You tell people different messages according to what they want to hear and hope no one compares your messages.
2) You realise that being outside the European single market is seen by the markets as a poor idea...so you apply a swift handbrake turn.
3) You realise that being outside the European single market is seen by the markets as a poor idea...so you pretend to Sky News that you don't want to leave the single market knowing that a week is a long time in politics let alone 2.5 months!

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
and do what ,threaten to kick us out .
We certainly don't want to annoy EU member states if we want them to agree our Brexit conditions and future trade terms.

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
To be clear we have always deported criminals back to EU countries but we cannot stop them returning after they serve their time while we are still in the EU .Now we can and there is no reason why we shouldn't give new guide lines to the courts immediately
That's incorrect. Since David Cameron's negotiations we can prevent anyone who's a threat from a threat from returning and I link to an independent fact-checking website to show this.
I don't know what the agreement states for not complying with EU legislation. Presumably there's a sliding scale starting with fines. and ending with expulsion. David Cameron's deal made it far easier to deport EU criminals and to prevent anyone who was a threat from returning to the UK. .https://fullfact.org/europe/explaini...eu-immigrants/

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
No reason why we can't boot them out now .We deport plenty of criminals back to their original country but stopping them returning has always been an issue simply because they are EU citizens and can move freely around the EU
That's a UKIP myth, see above post.

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