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Re: Britain outside the EU

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Originally Posted by damien c View Post
If we end up back in the EU which I think we will since Starmer started the backdoor rejoining and Burnham is trying everything he possibly can to get back in, then it will cause more harm that leaving did, if you believe some of the stuff being said online, but then others think it will be the 3rd coming and the UK will miraculously no longer have any issues with migration, money, fuel, utilities etc etc both sides are complete lunatics.
Nothing Starmer has done has moved us any closer to joining the EU. He made warmer noises about it, but there is nothing actually there. Not even an easing of trade that might lead to more.

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If we did go back into the EU, there would be some benefits not many but there would be some, but there would be two major downsides that people seem to want to ignore:
1: We would lose the £ and be forced to take the Euro
Any rejoin campaign would have to have secured the concession that we don't have to join the Euro to work. The EU would likely be fine with us joining on the same terms as before (maybe not the rebate).
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