On 08/07/2016 09:22, Rod Speed wrote:


They are on what gets agreed with the EU to get free trade.

Countries outside of the EU that have trade deals don't require to have
free movement of people.

No-one knows what will happen as negotiations haven't started but its
unlikely to be the worst scenario predicted by some on this group.
Trade is a 2 way process and if, say, French farmers believe that they
may disadvantaged by a deal with the UK their form of protest by
blocking the roads to Paris may change politicians minds.

If the remainders get their way and a second referendum is held on the
outcome of the negotiations think what may happen if all the existing EU
rules are still in place and we have to pay just as much for the
privilege. The politicians better have plan B at that time. By then they
may be thinking more about their political future in the next general
election!


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