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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
I'm not surprised.
I would predict that any remaining (  ) Brexiteers in 15 years' time would be keen to make rejoining the EU seem as far from where we are at the moment as possible by arguing for everything except the kitchen sink to be thrown in! So think an EU army, Shengen and adopting the Euro to be presented as inevitable consequences of rejoining. |
Actually, I’m not offering it as a strategy to ensure we stay out. There’s no need, because we are staying out for the foreseeable future. With that being the case there’s space to speculate freely. I think we have to be either fully in or fully out. I’d have thought you would acknowledge that the UK’s semi-detached status within the EU helped create the space in which Euroscepticism could dwell and grow for many years prior to the Brexit referendum being called and, especially with regards the currency, made it even possible for us to leave.