#Efta

Patrick Lohlein

patricklohlein

An astonishing amount of people in Britain seem to think that EFTA and the EEA are the same thing, including some who really ought to know better (or at least

Siob, Princess of Yorkshire #FBPE #FBPEGlobal #FBR

Sillyshib

Here’s my Christmas Day prediction. A Labour/SNP/LD coalition will win the next election because everyone will hate the Tory corruption & looting by then. The coalition will negotiate an EFTA

Rem Korteweg

remkorteweg

On March 17, the Netherlands will have general elections. Two parties - PVV & FVD - want a Nexit, a departure from the EU, in line with Brexit. As the

EFTA 4 UK

EFTA4UK

Every major trading nation has close bilateral trading relationships with their regional neighbours. That is a statement of geographical and political reality. Without such relationships in the trading environment of

Steve W

mcpete

So. To correct the mistakes on both sides.The EU has 44 trade deals either in place or provisionally applied, covering 76 countries. If you add the deal it has with

Baghwallah

baghwallah

1/ The Matador de Zorros is probably right. (1) is true (it's happened already), (2) is immaterial because Parliament voted to trigger Art. 50 and we've had 2 subsequent governments

Adrian Yalland

AdrianYalland

I’ve not yet read the text of the new agreement between the UK and the EU, but from what has been discussed in the media, it seems for large parts

The Leave Alliance

LeaveHQ

I do not think that the UK ever ventured any credible plans. All those put forward by the Tories were based on misreadings of how the system worked and none

Pieter Cleppe

pietercleppe

Great analysis of the #BrexitDeal by UK lawyer @Luxspeed (Chef de Cabinet of EFTA Court Judge Bernd Hammermann), focusing on a key issue: Arbitration (which can be triggered when EU

The Leave Alliance

LeaveHQ

EEA Efta is a dead option. It would have been a workable departure mechanism but it's too late now. The purpose was to safeguard trade. That ship has sailed. We

Michael M. 🇨🇭🇳🇴🇮🇸🇱🇮🇬🇧

vivamjm

I've experienced it first hand these last 50 years ..helped by 30 years experience in the Freight/Customs frontline industry. How UK has grown accustomed to (took if for granted) growing

Barrister's Horse

BarristersHorse

SNP thread1. Scotland's independence rested on the UK staying in the single market - that is why we saw repeated Brexit related litigation in the Scottish courts. 2. If an

Arwyn

Anianegwr

This isn't going to work. You could federate an independent England ... which IMHO a reasonable idea, but also England's business. But you won't succeed in creating a federation out

🌹Lee Hyde 🌹#EarnMyVote #SocialismOrQuits

anubeon

So says the man who signed off on innocent people being illegally bundled up in vans then taken out of the country via air to CIA black sites. We see

Arwyn

Anianegwr

1. The first article advocates a beefed up version of devolution. I really couldn't get along with it. I found the second far better thought through. Both are attempting to

Space Admiral Nathan of Bankrupt Satellites Ltd

nathansldennis

I don't want to say 'I told you so' but I did. You got your wish June, we have left the EU, 65 million British people have been stripped or

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