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2017 General Election thread

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callan said:
Can you tell me AAS whether Labours version of brexit would have continued free movement?....would we still be part of the customs union?...I note that the European court would still have primacy under Labour.
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Absolutely not according to Labour's Shadow Brexit spokesman.KS also suggested the other day that remaining "part of the custom's union" should remain on the negotiating table from the outset of talks.
 
Tangled up in Blue said:
Absolutely not according to Labour's Shadow Brexit spokesman.KS also suggested the other day that remaining "part of the custom's union" should remain on the negotiating table from the outset of talks.
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According to AAS, its a no the customs union?
 
callan said:
According to AAS, its a no the customs union?
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Not on a TV interview I saw earlier this week.He refused to rule out a deal for access to the custom's union,which was to be on the table for discussion at the beginning of Brexit talks with the EU.This,of course,is a clear contrast with Tory policy.
 
Tangled up in Blue said:
Not on a TV interview I saw earlier this week.He refused to rule out a deal for access to the custom's union,which was to be on the table for discussion at the beginning of Brexit talks with the EU.This,of course,is a clear contrast with Tory policy.
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What isn't clear to the public, is Labour's Brexit strategy.

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superblue24 said:
What isn't clear to the public, is Labour's Brexit strategy.

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That's because Labour are not proposing a binary option like the Tories (hard Brexit) or the LIB/Dems (second referendum on the terms).QED.

If you want to see Labour's Brexit strategy I suggest you look here:-https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/apr/24/labour-vows-to-rip-up-and-rethink-brexit-white-paper
 
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Another Surrey Shrimper said:
What is the Conservative Party policy on Brexit?
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In a nutshell, to be a fully independent country - one not part of a union with institutions that can override national parliaments and courts. I'm surprised you haven't taken a read considering you have so much to say on it.

In any event, my opinion doesn't matter on it's own as my vote is worth the same as yours.... one. My point here is that based on the sample provided, this seems to be the opinion of a much larger demographic than just you and me.
 
superblue24 said:
In a nutshell, to be a fully independent country - one not part of a union with institutions that can override national parliaments and courts. I'm surprised you haven't taken a read considering you have so much to say on it.

In any event, my opinion doesn't matter on it's own as my vote is worth the same as yours.... one. My point here is that based on the sample provided, this seems to be the opinion of a much larger demographic than just you and me.
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And the price to be paid for that will be? :whistling:
 
superblue24 said:
In a nutshell, to be a fully independent country - one not part of a union with institutions that can override national parliaments and courts. I'm surprised you haven't taken a read considering you have so much to say on it.

In any event, my opinion doesn't matter on it's own as my vote is worth the same as yours.... one. My point here is that based on the sample provided, this seems to be the opinion of a much larger demographic than just you and me.
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from the little you have described that element of their Brexit policy sounds no different to Labour's. There must be more to it than that. What is it that the general public fully understand on their policy that you and I can't easily identify?
 
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