Outlook If The UK Remains In The EU, But Other Countries Leave?

Johnsmith2016

Like it or not Turkey will join. More question of when, not if.

Generali

Johnsmith2016 wrote: »

Like it or not Turkey will join. More question of when, not if.

Great.

Got next week's lotto numbers too please?

Johnsmith2016

awww still upset you couldnt answer a question. Poor baby.

mwpt

Johnsmith2016 wrote: »

awww still upset you couldnt answer a question. Poor baby.

Perhaps in this respect you could answer my questions to you here?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/70563669#Comment_70563669

Generali

Johnsmith2016 wrote: »

awww still upset you couldnt answer a question. Poor baby.

I'll just pop you on ignore now. I'm happy to debate with people who disagree with me, in fact I enjoy it, but this is pathetic; just childish rubbish.

See ya!

Johnsmith2016 has now been successfully added to your ignore list. You will now be returned to where you were.

Conrad

Generali wrote: »

WTO Rules trump national laws and both Australia and the USA are members of the WTO.

Most of the important international cooperation on the environment, solidarity and peace takes place at the global level. Lets actively participate at global level, having our own seat at the table of organizations such as the WTO.


Remains argument that we will have no influence, and drift off into the N Atlantic it's one of it's weakest arguments, We're in the G7 and G20, we are core members of NATO and the UN, it's such a silly argument that we will somehow be a nothing if we are independent, let alone backed by the 2,2bn citizen Commonwealth