And the south. Realistically the workable euro area is about 6 countries.Originally Posted by W0lf Crendraven
That sentiment only is true for the east.
And the south. Realistically the workable euro area is about 6 countries.That sentiment only is true for the east.
its probably true for any country that doesnt have most of its economy tied to Germany.That sentiment only is true for the east.
you and smuggo missed the bit where i said post 2020.So tell me what currency do Sweden, Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary use? Also perhaps you can tell me why especially the latter considering they are recent joiners are not using the Euro as their national currency?which, ps scotland doesn't. if you want to be fully in the EU post 2020 (won't happen) you'll have to take the euro. to take the euro you need a period (3 years?) of no more than 3% budget deficit - scotlands is currently a hair over 9%There is no queue. You either qualify for membership and join or you don't.As per the Spanish Foreign Minister, they'll join the back of the queue like any other country.They won't veto because catalonia in no way or form compares to Scotland, at least in my view .
At least they have feta and olives.
You've got haggis.
Checkm8
Don't forget deep fried mars barsAt least they have feta and olives.
You've got haggis.
Checkm8
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I meant the shrink the EU sentiment, not the eurozone. People don't want poor eastern European countries in the EU. If a country like Norway joined, people within the EU wouldn't complain at all.And the south. Realistically the workable euro area is about 6 countries.That sentiment only is true for the east.
Most people I know are pretty much alright with the eastern european EU membersI meant the shrink the EU sentiment, not the eurozone. People don't want poor eastern European countries in the EU. If a country like Norway joined, people within the EU wouldn't complain at all.And the south. Realistically the workable euro area is about 6 countries.That sentiment only is true for the east.
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Yeah because they provide cheap labour to the GermansMost people I know are pretty much alright with the eastern european EU membersI meant the shrink the EU sentiment, not the eurozone. People don't want poor eastern European countries in the EU. If a country like Norway joined, people within the EU wouldn't complain at all.And the south. Realistically the workable euro area is about 6 countries.That sentiment only is true for the east.
And square sausageDon't forget deep fried mars barsAt least they have feta and olives.
You've got haggis.
Checkm8
They have a mandate to hold a Scottish referendum but not a mandate for it to be recognised by the UK Government.
Be sure to tell the Spanish Foreign Minister that m8There is no queue. You either qualify for membership and join or you don't.As per the Spanish Foreign Minister, they'll join the back of the queue like any other country.They won't veto because catalonia in no way or form compares to Scotland, at least in my view .
Anyway, Scotland - in its current form - does not qualify. It doesn't meet a lot of the financial pre-reqs for EU membership.
Advisory referenda are all the rage right now, you know.
'I'm pro life. I'm a non-smoker. I'm a pro-life non-smoker. WOO, Let the party begin!'
Well mostly to the UK tbh.Yeah because they provide cheap labour to the GermansMost people I know are pretty much alright with the eastern european EU membersI meant the shrink the EU sentiment, not the eurozone. People don't want poor eastern European countries in the EU. If a country like Norway joined, people within the EU wouldn't complain at all.And the south. Realistically the workable euro area is about 6 countries.That sentiment only is true for the east.
nevar forget
Those strict rules that ensure only high quality countries can join...Be sure to tell the Spanish Foreign Minister that m8There is no queue. You either qualify for membership and join or you don't.As per the Spanish Foreign Minister, they'll join the back of the queue like any other country.They won't veto because catalonia in no way or form compares to Scotland, at least in my view .
Anyway, Scotland - in its current form - does not qualify. It doesn't meet a lot of the financial pre-reqs for EU membership.
If Scotland were to leave the UK, would that result in the rise of the Glorious Eternal Tory Empire for the rest of you?
only if corbyn keeps being pointless. labours key grounds were the north of england, and it's not scotlands fault that labour has lost that.
AGAIN
scotland cannot join the EU (unless they get in before 2020) at their current deficit level. and this is very much while under financial support from the UK as a whole.
if i was scottish i wouldn't have voted for indy in the last go, and i certainly wouldn't in this rerun. if you want independence, vote for it for the right fucking reasons.
What are the "right reasons"?
Nowhere near the same scale as they do for German export companies.
make me
the right reasons, if we're ignoring nationalism are inheriting a country that isn't going to be instantly fucked by debt, without an armed forces, without any real trade agreements, with no financial fallback mechanisms and an awful lot more
same as i said before, i'd love for (and eventually vote for) a united ireland, but right now is not the time.
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