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https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/market-talk/market-talk-october-4-2019/
"A referendum in Switzerland is scheduled as early as May on ending the free movement of people from the EU. This would be the equivalent of the Swiss Brexit. Recently, relationships between EU and Swiss are on hard times as they are failing to reach an agreement with a treaty."
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/market-talk/market-talk-october-4-2019/
"A referendum in Switzerland is scheduled as early as May on ending the free movement of people from the EU. This would be the equivalent of the Swiss Brexit. Recently, relationships between EU and Swiss are on hard times as they are failing to reach an agreement with a treaty."
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they aren't in the EU hth
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They already had a referendum on this issue in 2014 and voted to end free movement, so this is the second one. What's the point in it if the politicians are not going to implement it, or are they this time?
It's the same as in the UK with those pushing for a second referendum. Leavers would be utterly stupid if they took part, the brexit party and tories should boycott it and ask for a majority in a GE. Jo Swinson is already on record as saying she wouldn't support leave if it won again, SNP would be the same if Scotland voted remain, most labour MP's wont allow no deal to go through either. It would be meaningless and a repeat of the last 3.5 years for leave if they won but had no majority in parliament. |
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Switzerland has a tradition of referendums for major issues with many taking place and obv the same issues are revisited.
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thought this was a sweaties exiting the uk thread ...
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^^Because the whole "swexit" premise is obviously ignorant.
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Thought this would be about Sweden and an actual EU exit. How very disappointing.
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A nuclear submarine sinks off the coast of Sweden
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Thought this would be about Sweden and an actual EU exit. How very disappointing.
For Switzerland, should be Chexit. |
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Obviously ignorant?
Ever so sorry, dave, but no, that doesn't help one little bit. Thank you for expressing your opinions, all the same.That would probably be a Joxit, Don - as well as a huge mistake! Yes Lyb, I should have called it Chexit. My mistake and well called. We can live in hope for an actual Swexit. Oh well, my apologies for fecking up the fred title and all the very best to the Sweese in their war of words with the Fourth Reich  Next! |
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The EU do not reward hard work and success ie richer member states eg the richer a member is the higher the annual net contribution to The EU in some ways similar to the welfare state of The UK eg it has tended to discriminate against those in work, and just about managing; the layabouts are favoured and looked after.
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Ah, that might explain why so many remainers
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I'm sure it was most of the thick tramps in england who sit in wetherspoons all day reading the owner's **** who don't work, who helped produce the incredible result. The vast majority of people who work in UK, and are not racist intolerant bigots don't want brexit, and know it could mean a deep recession,job losses, and destroy the pension funds.
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"The EU budget supports growth and job creation. Under the cohesion policy, it funds investment to help bridge economic gaps between EU countries and regions. It also helps develop rural areas in Europe."
As you can see, the EU works to "level up" amongst its member countries. A phrase and concept that the British Prime Minister has recently been at pains to utilise in his messaging to the general public. Good to see that he has come to understand the wisdom of the EU and is seeking to employ a similar ideology in the United Kingdom. |
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What a pretentious snob MALAY sounds.
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you guys need to check the performance of the euro zone
they are printing money again after the last failure now at 20 billion euros a week youth unemployment staggeringly bad and the paymaster along with us is now in the mire try to keep up |
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but they lurve our money
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Yes Lyb, I should have called it Chexit. My mistake and well called. We can live in hope for an actual Swexit.
I wasn't having a go, incase it came across that way. I've wondered why Switzerland is abbreviated to CH. It's for the Latin name for Switzerland - Confoedorita Helvetica, or Helvetica Confederation in English. |
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Not at al, Lyb and I'm glad to be corrected. I used to think CH was Czechoslovakia as a yoof. I suspect I wasn't the only one!
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i remember getting bopped on the napper every time i forgot the Z. It's probably led to my hatred of commies
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This brexit lark will not hail and land of milk and honey which ever way it goes , the spiv fans on here are deluding themselves if they think it give me my country back
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Supporting the party who gave it away won't help you get it back
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West Yorkshire i see you are harking back to the blair era , do you really think the spivs would have done anything different if they were in power
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Farage for all is bluster and bullsh1te as never been in any position to change anything , thats is the reality
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I doubt the Tories or anyone else could move half of Poland here in a fortnight.
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My your quick tonight West Yorkshire something must have rattled your cage , freedom of movement would have happened under the Spivs back in 2004
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Do you forgive them because they are one of us ?
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Good morning to you Trilby on Arc day.
Nigel is on at 10am. |
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Enable now 4-7 for the Arc can she do it , fist horse to do 3 in a row
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I will listen to a bit of farage , i can listen to him talking about Europe
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Indeed, Anxious; that is the question.
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Whoever said they were? Why do you hth?