I don't want in Europe a country that doesn't protect its borders, puts people in jail for political opinions and a country that has no freedom of speech
The EU is setup to make sure the Euro didnt fail. We were 2nd class members due to not taking the Euro, so we had to leave. However, Boris made a real mess of Brexit, we should have kept closer economic ties with the single market and not gone full hard brexit
@@djmercenary6588 There's no such thing as "hard brexit". That's made up by anti brexiters. There is only ARTICLE 50 brexit. That means all the EU treaties cease to apply.
The UK is more like a cat that at first couldn't decide whether to go outside or not. Now, the cat is finally out, but it's waiting in front of the door, licking its paws.
The UK is going through a solid period of growth. For most, people leaving the EU had no noticeable impact on their finances. Especially when compared to Covid.
@@paladin56 Tell that to the Conservatives who lost in a land slide, their 30% homeless children, the disaster of a Health System, and Horrible economy due to Inflation and the Conservative mishandling of everything.
It's amazing that the UK PM thinks its the UK "rules out rejoining the EU". Perhaps the 27 member states might just be the ones that decide who does any "ruling out".
When the UK was a member of the European Union, it was a huge net contributor to the EU budget. The UK paid far more into the EU than it received back in funding. For example, in 2018, the UK’s gross contribution to the EU was about £20 billion (after accounting for the rebate, the actual payment was around £15.5 billion). This cannot be ignored. The UK was a huge loss to the EU.
@@maartenaalsmeer There are also the matters of adopting the euro and the UK rebate, which would not be on the able again. Both rude surprises to entitled Brits, I'm sure.
@@skycloud4802 _This cannot be ignored. The UK was a huge loss to the EU_ 15.5 billion a year is peanuts when you look at the total EU budget. The UK's money isn't missed all that much and the UK's attitude and inflated sense of importance (as you're showing right now) isn't missed *at all*
Exactly, the EU will decide if the UK can rejoin the block, it's not a decision that's solely up to the UK to decide. Some member states like Ireland would first have to have a referendum in order to approve any such move. I know some other countries too would have to hold a referendum.
Starmer's speech is just another UK (as in: English) version of: "We'd like to have the perks but without the obligations, please! That's not a problem, right? We're British after all!" 🤡
What I did not like about the EU was the integration of politics without accountability. That was one of the key reasons why it turned a lot of people off and the way EU tarnished democracy when Ireland had clearly voted to leave and then asked again for another referendum to get what it wanted. Now we seeing the far-right in the EU politics growing at a dangerous scale.
@@pjhgerlach There was no thing as a free lunch when the UK was in the EU because it was one of the key main contributors to the EU budget. A budget and accounts that never been signed off by the auditors for years.
RESET explained ------------------------------ 1. After the UK leaves the EU, UK is a third country. All the advantages of membership are gone for the time being. In return, the UK save the membership fee (that's between £8bn and £12bn net per year - higher figures from the Brexit campaign were a lie) The same applies to the EU. It too had advantages through UK membership. These have also disappeared. And she no longer receives a membership fee from the UK. 2. The UK and the EU have negotiated a follow-up agreement following the UK's withdrawal. This is the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA). The purpose is to reinstall some of the lost benefits. 3. The EU has regulated some areas on an EU-wide basis. Exclusively for the 27 EU member states, there are numerous advantages in these areas. 4. The EU has negotiated a treaty with a number of third countries, which also gives them some of the benefits that are otherwise only available to club members. These are Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. They receive some of the club benefits. In return, they pay a contribution to the EU every year. In order to get the deal, they have committed to implementing all EU regulations in their country. They have no say in this. They have to do what the EU specifies in the areas affected by the treaty. 5. The UK has refused to conclude a treaty with the EU as described in point 4. In the meantime, the EU has declared that it will generally no longer conclude "special" agreements with third countries other than those described in point 4. The back door for joining the single market and the customs union SEPERATLY has been closed.
6. The UK and the EU have concluded another treaty, the TCA (point 2). It is a small part of what the EU member states and the partner states have agreed in point 4. 7. After 3 years, the UK has realised that there are many problems in the UK that arose after Brexit. In addition, the Covid19 pandemic and the costs of the war in Ukraine are having an impact. 8. This is where the "reset" mentioned by Starmer comes in. Many areas are not regulated EU-wide. For these areas, each member state can negotiate a bilateral agreement with the UK. The aforementioned agreement with Germany, which is due to be concluded in a few months' time, is one such bilateral agreement. 9. Starmer is playing a trick here. His wording is so clever that many Britons read it to mean that it will bring them back the old EU advantages or drastically reduce the disadvantages of Brexit. 10. This is not the case. It brings back neither the single market nor the customs union. 11. To illustrate this with a figure: If the losses due to the end of EU membership are set at 100%, the possible new "reset agreements" with individual EU states will only bring back a TOTAL of 5%, maybe less. 12. This means that even after the "reset" with individual EU states, the UK will still have to bear 95% of the Brexit losses resulting from the withdrawal. 13. Starmer makes you Brits believe that it's not about a 5% improvement with the EU but about 50%, 60% or even more. And all this without having to pay the club fee. 14. So Starmer is lying here just like the Tories have been lying since 2016.
All those problems the UK is struggling with right now could be solved by rejoining the EU. But that would mean they would have to overcome their pride and admit their mistakes.
Why won't the EU allow the EU electorate elect a president or a ruling party, some say it's because the electorate might put their cross or tick in the wrong box, is that right?
Back door cherry pickings? Very British As far as I am concerned they can swallow their Brexit for sometimes then eventually extensively reform the country while changing their mentality in order to get a chance to join the EU. EU is ok without them even during these tough times. Oh! Did I mention they also have to grasp the fact that the EU is far more than a trade bloc?
@@robharris8844U There is no EU country with an "Ivan" sitting in one of their parliaments. Unlike the UK's house of Lords... Which emphasizes just the point that the EU is much better off without the UK.
It's at times astounding how self-centered and self-righteous the brits are. The PM has ruled out of rejoining the EU? Has he cared enough to ask the other 27 states of whether they would actually WANT them back? The brits should abandon the idea altogether. We don't want them back. Face the consequences to your actions. Greetings from Luxembourg.
@@dannyturnbull9010 Really? The occasional polls and news reassuring the financially struggling population that "we are not going back" say otherwise.
The fact of the matter is the EU was and would again be stronger with Britain inside. Closer economic and military ties are exactly what people from both sides of the channel need in this new era of authoritarian aggression. I hope your leaders are less emotion driven than you. Greetings from England :)
@@dannyturnbull9010 It's not a matter of wanting but needing. The UK has the highest inflation of the global powers, food prices skyrocketing, immigrant unrest worse than ever and now to shift focus from those issues the UK is getting more active in the Ukraine war, so much that Russia now considers the UK a bigger threat than the US. Things are going well...
@@johnnyiles7455 You are confusing EU with NATO. Military ties have no relation to the Economic Union, and most of the EU countries save from a few, will be obliged to defend the UK and vice versa in case of a conflict. You are completely wrong in regards to the Union being stronger with Britain inside. Lest we forget the times when UK was sabotaging EU initiatives while pushing its own agenda and complaining about the very much same authoritarianism you've brought up, but in the EU itself. Not to mention the fact that post-Covid UK is no longer the pre-Covid UK there once was. And these are just facts, without any emotions.
The only option the UK has now is going alone. It will take too long to reintegrate and you'll be well within the next phase of EU over expansion and yet greater instability by then. The last round of EU expansion pushed it to the edge. They will keep going anyways.
I hope they negotiate freedom of movement. It would be best for the UK to rejoin the single market, that would remove trade barriers, and give Starmer everything he is asking for.
Single Market access is for EU and EFTA members only. The UK is neither. The English need to stop fantasising about getting the perks without the obligations. The EU won't allow cherry-picking.
He is obviously right. The Brits are divided on the subject, and it doesn't make sense to rejoin unless there is a clear majority for rejoining. Best wishes to the Brits. We can still be friends and NATO allies.
He certainly also knows that the UK is far away from meeting criteria and requirements for joining the EU, so even if the vast majority of people in the UK wanted they couldn't join the EU. And finally it is the EU's decision. The UK can only apply.
UK really blew it! They seem to know it. It is frustrating to me, I really value the UK as an ally and what they do on the intellectual front in science.
Brexit happened because the majority of the people who voted for it wanted the UK to be enemies of the EU, and to be enemies with France, Germany and Spain again.
Politically sensitive for a sensitive man, he is confused and timid and now he is showing it. The EU should be the arbiter of any subsequent British dithering.
Er...because the UK electorate instructed it's government to leave, many cannot understand that concept, it's called democracy, such a nasty word in the EU.
Then I will not vote Labour. Those of us who wish to try to rejoin should make it clear to all parties that we will not support them if they do not do everything they possibly can to attempt to rejoin.
Voice your support for EU instead and take it to the street. labour is a lot more pro EU than Tories, they are just treading carefully because opinion on EU is still pretty split.
They don’t want to rejoin the EU but intend to have the same status like Switzerland, Norway and Iceland. Not EU but still have the benefit of economy.
As a brit, I'd be contended with the EEA option if we were allowed it. The single market has been instrumental in our economic prosperity. Boris, Nigel, and Sunak doesn't believe that, though.
We don't want Brexit amendments, we want you to take in consideration the concerns of ALL the citizens instead of throwing names mindlessly. Did you forget? You don't rule over only a half a country. You just began and already messed up because your message is one of force instead of diplomacy.
Germany was rebuilt after WW2 by the allies. The UK was weakened, and crippled by debts. Plus Germany has more people, more production. The UK is mainly a service industry now.
@@Gudha_Ismintis Why not? Because the UK is an unreliable and meddlesome business partner. It has proven to be so time and time again. The EU doesn't need such a member and isn't a revolving door: the UK wanted out, Brexit happened, the UK needs to put on its big boy pants now and embrace the independence it craved.
@@Gudha_Ismintis All of the 27 EU-member would need to unanimously agree, and it'd not be in every single member's intrests to do so. And then there's a lack of trust, and maybe some other less rational reasons. While Starmer may want to "reset" UK-EU relations, people's memories aren't that short. EU-membership will not be an option for atleast another decade, and even then it wouldn't be on the same, advantageous terms the U.K once had.
@@Gudha_Ismintisit's the worst performing economy, actually. Why we don't want uk back? Because we realized it was the biggest obstacle to EU political integration.
I was for us staying in the EU but turning back now would mean referendums are meaningless. Technically they are anyway, it’s not like the Scottish referendum would’ve of been legally binding. When it really comes down to it, the way if the world is “you and who’s army” 🤷♂️
For the UK, the only thing less popular than leaving the EU will be to rejoin the EU. You don't remarry the same person. Both sides need to get over it and move on.
As a Brit I agree. We are waiting for Brussels to relinquish sovereignty back to the UK, but Brussels true to form, is dragging things out as much as possible.
_Both sides need to get over it and move on_ The EU has moved on, it's the UK that still struggles with the aftermath of Brexit and will continue to do so for a very long time.
If the Keir Starmer wont rejoin the EU the UK will fall apart and I don't want this to happen so the rejoin EU protest must happen more often than every year. EU 🇪🇺❤🇬🇧
I live in the UK for some time, and the brits don’t wanna join the EU , i do … but most brits just wanna move on, and have their life style back. How do they wanna achieve that? I have no idean. Politics is a mess, the economy is pumped up by the banks, … it’s a mess. People are depressed and hateful so yeah they do need some care , therapy , revolution, duno i really loved living in the UK, but now is a bit of a disappointment. Btw i think the problem is with the english, the entitled , drunk who just can not accept that the empire has fallen :)) darth vader is dead. So maybe a humble pie like Brexit will empower some other people to make a better dish, out of the shitstorm of the past few years.
UK crying over spilt milk 😅 how people here have noticed all the bank branches are closing down in London? Barclays gone, NatWest gone, Halifax gone, Lloyds gone, HSBC gone. Santander gone. You don't need to be an economist to realise UK is doomed.
You're wrong actually they learn a lesson and understanding leaving the biggest market near to your border .And they still don't fixing illegal immigration ,actually is worst with illegal immigration in UK.
@@deluxecapprian983 So the EU does not have illegal immigration problem? Look at Germany. It is comments like this which making the far-right extremist make dangerous inroads in the EU politics at the highest level.
Well Portugal is in the EU so it's not true that "EU doesn't want them back" that's why i said it... many people from other EU countries probably also agree with me...
The EU never "invites" countries. If a country wants to join it has to apply. And if the UK were to apply expect it to be rejected immediately. No need for another troublemaker.
Every EU member state can leave the EU27 on its own free will, but it's up to the EU27 only, to decide, which country can join the EU and when. The UK doesn't even fulfill the needed criteria for APPLYING for EU membership at the moment. Joining the EU goes like that ONLY = The UK has to apply for EU membership by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria FIRST (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if NONE of the EU27 member states vetos the UK joining the EU, only then the UK/GB would receive the status as a "candidate for EU membership", and then the 35 chapters have to be fulfilled and implemented properly (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if not done properly, joining process stops instantly, which could take decades. Estimated time needed for joining the EU are minimum 15+ years AFTER fullfilling the Copenhagen Criteria FIRST. Right now there are various EUs member states, which wouldn't even take UKs application form..
The UK doesn't need to rejoin, we are the fastest growing economy in the G7 and doing way better than Germany. Nobody needs the Eussr, unless you want to be poor.
What do you mean have to rejoin the EU? Do you really think the UK will give up its ability to deal with its own fiscal policies and its currency? That is not going to happen because any government which does that will not survive. All the EU wants is the UK's money in the big inflated and unaccounted budget.
@@arv-Hackney-London 😂 "The EU wants UKs money" Are you talking about those € 2,33 per month/head of us 450ish million EU citizens to "compensate" the loss of the UKs EU membership fee? It's affordable and appreciated 😂 The UK never paid its full membership fee due to the "Brit bargain" since Thatcher, instead it paid about one third of it only... Or are you talking about = UK lost £ 100 billion due to Brexit in 2022 UK lost £ 140 million due to Brexit in 2023 | Bloomberg and Financial Times Since January this year the "passporting" went back into the EU27, June 2025 the "Euroclearing" will be back in the EU27, then Brexit is complete, as the transition period of FOM for capital ends June 2025. That will be a huge loss for the City of London, as those financial services are making up about one third of worlds market for clearing services = a value of £ 260 trillion per year 😂 Right now the EUs Commission started an infringement procedure against the UK, as it still hasn't implemented properly any of the deals, it signed with the EU27. Starmer got informed about that subject, when visiting the EU27. Thanks for Brexiting with greetings from the EU27 👋
The UK might have no choice but it's up to the EU to decide. And the EU has a choice. The choice is between having a smaller but well working EU and a bigger EU with another troublemaker in it. Guess what the decision is going to be.
Most British people want to be back in The EU. It was a major mistake. It'll be unpopular with some though. I do. Another referendum thanks. Brexit is a disaster.
Atlantic continent? That's a contradiction in terms, unless you're referring to Atlantis. If we get to banish countries from the European continent, let's do Russia.
In the first place Starmer is still scared shitless of the Brexiteers, even though Brexit is increasingly out of favour with the electorate as a whole, and is likely to become more so. But secondly he probably suspects, and probably rightly, that the EU would not listen to any application to rejoin whilst there was any chance of the Conservatives regaining power, and immediately abandoning any negotiations to rejoin, or worse still, immediately embarking upon Brexit 2 if the UK had already rejoined. Therefore, one of three things will have to happen before the UK could apply to rejoin: 1.) There would have to be a system of proportional representation in the UK, so that no one party could embark upon a project such as Brexit, without cross party support, or 2.) The years passed, and even a new generation of Conservative Party leaders was forced into an admission that Brexit had been a disaster, or 3.) The Conservative Party falls so far out of step with the aspiration of a new generation of voters, that an extinction event awaits it. Before the last election, only 7% of under 35s were planning to vote Conservative, so the third possibility can by no means be ruled out.
Politics is a joke. Tell it how it is: no one survives in isolation, but at the moment he is more interested in maintaining his political support at home. God bless conservatives. They wanted America and where I'm watching it I see one.
What is your point? Politics means conflicting promises to different people. It's like life. Lying is a core competency of human life. Do you really want a politician who is Simon pure and gets sliced up by the wolves in the room? Or are you just irritated because his lies put his political party in an advantageous position against your political party?
Simple, he has no mandate. Starmer is leader of a minority government as 66% of registered voters did not vote for his party. Labour won with just a low 34% vote share making them the largest overall party but not a popular one. No credible movement to rejoin the EU anytime soon it's just not an election issue for most voters so much so the major parties did't even mention it in their manifesto's. Majority of Tories/Reform voters certainty have no desire to rejoin & Labour knows doing so is likely to lose them votes not gain so they steer well away from talk of re-joining or pleading a referendum.
To be fair, the UK electorate abandoned the Conservatives and handed government to the Labour Party. Because Rishi was an incompetent failure. The Conservatives were a dead loss. They did not achieve a thing. Rishi handed CPTPP and India FTA over to Labour because they were like chickens with their heads cut off.
Every EU member state can leave the EU27 on its own free will, but it's up to the EU27 only, to decide, which country can join the EU and when. The UK doesn't even fulfill the needed criteria for APPLYING for EU membership at the moment.. Estimated time needed for joining the EU are minimum 15+ years AFTER fullfilling the Copenhagen Criteria FIRST. Right now there are various EUs member states, which wouldn't even take UKs application form..
Starmer is a puppet. He knows full well we are better of in the single market. Remember, he even campaigned for a second referendum? His brexit stance is clearly to appease the brexit voters. At least Liberal Democrats have never wavered in their support for EU membership. Starmers desire to appease everyone might be his undoing.
So it is the first "dictatorship" to let a supposedly suppressed part of itself break away by their own decision. You have an interesting understanding of what a dictatorship is...
@@xingzhaolin310 You can't treat an 11 year old like an adult capable of making the same judgements. There is debate over people who are 15-17ish with both sides making great points, but there is no morality in the prosecution of anyone aged 11.
Quite frankly, the EU should never ever even consider the UK re-joining the club. After years of chaotic Brexit talks in Westminster and with EU delegates it's over, done, finito. No more concessions. Same with Gibraltar: hard border - period. All these tax havens on the Channel islands etc - should be blacklisted. It's a disgrace and mocking other taxpayers. The EU has enough problems with Ireland, Luxemburg, the Netherlands and Cyprus already in this respect.
The referendum was clear to get out of the EU, time for UK business to step up with a new global outlook! NATO is the key to defense not treaties with Germany! It is the EU that needs to join NATO & work with the UK to develop defense manufacturing!
@@citynomad13 You can't just join the EEA. The EEA is an Agreement. A new country wanting to become a signatory would need unanimous approval of all thirty signatories. There is reluctance to reopen the treaty among the EFTA signatories.
@@frankoneill5675 obviously you make an agreement to 'join'. The same goes for 'joining' the EU. Because one says 'joining' doesn't mean it's not without a certain process! Just a way to say it. Seriously ...
@@citynomad13 There are multiple reasons why the UK can't join, sign up to, be a member, of the EEA. Among these are the need for unanimous approval of all signatories, which is thought to be almost impossible to achieve, leaving aside that several countries could have difficult choices for the UK to make if it wants their consent. We know the English don't like making difficult choices, as was shown in their strenuous efforts to dump some of the negative consequences of Brexit onto Ireland, a humiliating failure that still festers with many of them. EFTA signatories of the EEA are reluctant to reopen it, which would be necessary to admit a new signatory, as everything would be up for renegotiation. They are afraid they may end up with a worse deal than the one they have. There are other reasons, which you can find on the internet.
sebenarnya inggris sudah melihat cara kerja dunia yang baru. namun kebijakan EU lh yang menghambat dan membuat inflasi di UK sangat tinggi. suka tidak suka UK di kelilingi negara EU tentu saja sulit.
The possibility of UK joining the EU should be subject to a referendum, but this time within the EU...
Ye 5 year 😂 and it cost them money even just to talk about this man
Definitely
I don't want in Europe a country that doesn't protect its borders,
puts people in jail for political opinions and a country that has no freedom of speech
@Michael-ms6vr Yes, what I meant is that if the UK wants to join, accepting them or not should be subject to a referendum of the EU people.
I'm so glad we got away from the EU. You're the best enemies we ever had.
I would like to know if the British still believe that the EU was the cause of all their problems?
The British? You mean the UK, right?
The EU is a federalising monstrosity. It is not what UK people want.
Yes.
The EU is setup to make sure the Euro didnt fail. We were 2nd class members due to not taking the Euro, so we had to leave. However, Boris made a real mess of Brexit, we should have kept closer economic ties with the single market and not gone full hard brexit
The EU was part of the problem 100%
@@djmercenary6588 There's no such thing as "hard brexit". That's made up by anti brexiters. There is only ARTICLE 50 brexit. That means all the EU treaties cease to apply.
EU to GB: "Leave me alone! Please leave me alone!" 😂😂😂
The UK is more like a cat that at first couldn't decide whether to go outside or not. Now, the cat is finally out, but it's waiting in front of the door, licking its paws.
he is trying cherry picking, not alout, out is out, he is a 3rd country.
Right
@@tobiast5908 GB is a 3rd country, there can not be better rules for GB, because it will be also apply for all 3rd countries,
try this instead：we don't want to upset India, so no. should be enough😂
He wants to have his EU, and Brexit it, too.
Yeah something like that 😡
And the United Kingdom continues to ruin it's Own Economy. 😂
The UK is going through a solid period of growth. For most, people leaving the EU had no noticeable impact on their finances. Especially when compared to Covid.
@@paladin56 Tell that to the Conservatives who lost in a land slide, their 30% homeless children, the disaster of a Health System, and Horrible economy due to Inflation and the Conservative mishandling of everything.
Absolutely for 8 years and it's been proven EU didn't do it harm. We were lied too. Doesn't matter the other side lied too, it lost.
@@paladin56growth for whom? Not for the average man in the street. 😂 Perhaps in your little wannabe middle class bubble, yes.
@@TunbridgeWellsSpanish 😂😂your so true, people who support leaving the EU have lost three quarters of their 🧠
It's amazing that the UK PM thinks its the UK "rules out rejoining the EU". Perhaps the 27 member states might just be the ones that decide who does any "ruling out".
Yes, most Britons still don't seem to get that. Leaving the EU was the UK's choice. Joining won't be.
When the UK was a member of the European Union, it was a huge net contributor to the EU budget. The UK paid far more into the EU than it received back in funding.
For example, in 2018, the UK’s gross contribution to the EU was about £20 billion (after accounting for the rebate, the actual payment was around £15.5 billion).
This cannot be ignored. The UK was a huge loss to the EU.
@@maartenaalsmeer There are also the matters of adopting the euro and the UK rebate, which would not be on the able again. Both rude surprises to entitled Brits, I'm sure.
@@skycloud4802 _This cannot be ignored. The UK was a huge loss to the EU_ 15.5 billion a year is peanuts when you look at the total EU budget. The UK's money isn't missed all that much and the UK's attitude and inflated sense of importance (as you're showing right now) isn't missed *at all*
Exactly, the EU will decide if the UK can rejoin the block, it's not a decision that's solely up to the UK to decide. Some member states like Ireland would first have to have a referendum in order to approve any such move. I know some other countries too would have to hold a referendum.
I had to buy an item from the UK. What a pain, never again. I will look for a supplier within the EU market.
i know 😂 , same here , when i see uk sometimes it's double the item price
@@cristianJoker2512 always cheaper, more expensive because of transport and duties. Of course, we are not in EU anymore... Did you just get it? lol
@@geo322242 i get it but it's not my fault
That's why UK customers only buy from the UK anymore and why UK businesses are booming.
No Eussr competition anymore.
@@PaulBullock-m9b Less competition is just great for the UKSSR.
Starmer's speech is just another UK (as in: English) version of: "We'd like to have the perks but without the obligations, please! That's not a problem, right? We're British after all!" 🤡
So true. They’ve always been that way.
Exactly the way I take it
That's the whole reason Brexit happens. The thing is they are starting to realize that there's no such thing as free lunch.
What I did not like about the EU was the integration of politics without accountability. That was one of the key reasons why it turned a lot of people off and the way EU tarnished democracy when Ireland had clearly voted to leave and then asked again for another referendum to get what it wanted. Now we seeing the far-right in the EU politics growing at a dangerous scale.
@@pjhgerlach There was no thing as a free lunch when the UK was in the EU because it was one of the key main contributors to the EU budget. A budget and accounts that never been signed off by the auditors for years.
RESET explained
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1.
After the UK leaves the EU, UK is a third country. All the advantages of membership are gone for the time being. In return, the UK save the membership fee (that's between £8bn and £12bn net per year - higher figures from the Brexit campaign were a lie)
The same applies to the EU. It too had advantages through UK membership. These have also disappeared. And she no longer receives a membership fee from the UK.
2.
The UK and the EU have negotiated a follow-up agreement following the UK's withdrawal. This is the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA). The purpose is to reinstall some of the lost benefits.
3.
The EU has regulated some areas on an EU-wide basis. Exclusively for the 27 EU member states, there are numerous advantages in these areas.
4.
The EU has negotiated a treaty with a number of third countries, which also gives them some of the benefits that are otherwise only available to club members. These are Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. They receive some of the club benefits. In return, they pay a contribution to the EU every year. In order to get the deal, they have committed to implementing all EU regulations in their country. They have no say in this. They have to do what the EU specifies in the areas affected by the treaty.
5.
The UK has refused to conclude a treaty with the EU as described in point 4.
In the meantime, the EU has declared that it will generally no longer conclude "special" agreements with third countries other than those described in point 4. The back door for joining the single market and the customs union SEPERATLY has been closed.
6.
The UK and the EU have concluded another treaty, the TCA (point 2). It is a small part of what the EU member states and the partner states have agreed in point 4.
7.
After 3 years, the UK has realised that there are many problems in the UK that arose after Brexit. In addition, the Covid19 pandemic and the costs of the war in Ukraine are having an impact.
8.
This is where the "reset" mentioned by Starmer comes in.
Many areas are not regulated EU-wide. For these areas, each member state can negotiate a bilateral agreement with the UK.
The aforementioned agreement with Germany, which is due to be concluded in a few months' time, is one such bilateral agreement.
9.
Starmer is playing a trick here.
His wording is so clever that many Britons read it to mean that it will bring them back the old EU advantages or drastically reduce the disadvantages of Brexit.
10.
This is not the case.
It brings back neither the single market nor the customs union.
11.
To illustrate this with a figure:
If the losses due to the end of EU membership are set at 100%, the possible new "reset agreements" with individual EU states will only bring back a TOTAL of 5%, maybe less.
12.
This means that even after the "reset" with individual EU states, the UK will still have to bear 95% of the Brexit losses resulting from the withdrawal.
13.
Starmer makes you Brits believe that it's not about a 5% improvement with the EU but about 50%, 60% or even more. And all this without having to pay the club fee.
14.
So Starmer is lying here just like the Tories have been lying since 2016.
All those problems the UK is struggling with right now could be solved by rejoining the EU. But that would mean they would have to overcome their pride and admit their mistakes.
The only way for UK to rejoin EU should be AFTER they adopt Europe and join Schengen. No EU membership otherwise.
@@PapyrusEngineer Yes no "Extrawurst" for the Brits anymore.
Get over it the UK existed before the EU was formed and was prosperous
@@MrNeversweat the UK of now is like a teeny tiny ant compared to the lion it once was. Get over it
Not all but many. You forgot le maximum of incompetence at the chambers
The UK is a 3rd country with 3rd country rules for the EU.
So a 3rd country is South Korea, Japan, US, Canada, Australia, Singapore. These are all rich and prosperous countries without being in the EU.
Yes, and all trade with the EU.
Yes, and all trade with the EU.
Takes two to tango, but the EU isn't dancing.😂😂😂😂
every time I listen to that song on the radio 'Road to Nowhere' by the Talking Heads, I start thinking about the Britain, and then immediately BREXIT.
.....does that include Germany's and the rest of Euro-Zone's economies'?.
UK so stupidly stubborn
Why won't the EU allow the EU electorate elect a president or a ruling party, some say it's because the electorate might put their cross or tick in the wrong box, is that right?
Back door cherry pickings? Very British
As far as I am concerned they can swallow their Brexit for sometimes then eventually extensively reform the country while changing their mentality in order to get a chance to join the EU. EU is ok without them even during these tough times.
Oh! Did I mention they also have to grasp the fact that the EU is far more than a trade bloc?
@@franciscouderq1100 Except when Ivan is knocking at their non- entity door 😱
@@robharris8844U There is no EU country with an "Ivan" sitting in one of their parliaments. Unlike the UK's house of Lords... Which emphasizes just the point that the EU is much better off without the UK.
It's at times astounding how self-centered and self-righteous the brits are. The PM has ruled out of rejoining the EU? Has he cared enough to ask the other 27 states of whether they would actually WANT them back?
The brits should abandon the idea altogether. We don't want them back. Face the consequences to your actions.
Greetings from Luxembourg.
We do not want to re join the EU 😂
@@dannyturnbull9010 Really? The occasional polls and news reassuring the financially struggling population that "we are not going back" say otherwise.
The fact of the matter is the EU was and would again be stronger with Britain inside. Closer economic and military ties are exactly what people from both sides of the channel need in this new era of authoritarian aggression.
I hope your leaders are less emotion driven than you.
Greetings from England :)
@@dannyturnbull9010 It's not a matter of wanting but needing. The UK has the highest inflation of the global powers, food prices skyrocketing, immigrant unrest worse than ever and now to shift focus from those issues the UK is getting more active in the Ukraine war, so much that Russia now considers the UK a bigger threat than the US. Things are going well...
@@johnnyiles7455 You are confusing EU with NATO. Military ties have no relation to the Economic Union, and most of the EU countries save from a few, will be obliged to defend the UK and vice versa in case of a conflict.
You are completely wrong in regards to the Union being stronger with Britain inside. Lest we forget the times when UK was sabotaging EU initiatives while pushing its own agenda and complaining about the very much same authoritarianism you've brought up, but in the EU itself. Not to mention the fact that post-Covid UK is no longer the pre-Covid UK there once was. And these are just facts, without any emotions.
can we please just only take scottland back?
@@rustyshackleford8333 sure, they are a pain, you can have them anytime- funny how you are not falling over yourselves to make it happen...😁
They have a Lochness monster with them ...
What about the 35-40% of Scots who voted to leave?
Thank you ever so much for leaving,, 💖🙏💖
First step, as a token of respect to the EU, throw Nigel Farage in jail for treason.
The only option the UK has now is going alone. It will take too long to reintegrate and you'll be well within the next phase of EU over expansion and yet greater instability by then. The last round of EU expansion pushed it to the edge. They will keep going anyways.
Would be ok to have a referendum within the EU.
Not at this time ,Eu folks have more important things to deal with
As if Starmer turned down EU's offer. It's on their interest to rejoin and we really don't care if they don't come back.
I can smell bs
What a mistake
No mistake, the EU had many opportunities to change it's anti democratic, unaccountable ways.
is better for the eu without gb
Absolutely, it's where cultures collide.
I hope they negotiate freedom of movement.
It would be best for the UK to rejoin the single market, that would remove trade barriers, and give Starmer everything he is asking for.
Single Market access is for EU and EFTA members only. The UK is neither. The English need to stop fantasising about getting the perks without the obligations. The EU won't allow cherry-picking.
Yes, the cake
This is why it should be a no. Don’t they have to get the best of Brexit first ??
They always want trade most than anything else. Get lost !
Your government was given that option to have a aragenment similar to Norway or Iceland but refused
Your government was given that option to have a aragenment similar to Norway or Iceland but refused
He is obviously right. The Brits are divided on the subject, and it doesn't make sense to rejoin unless there is a clear majority for rejoining.
Best wishes to the Brits. We can still be friends and NATO allies.
He certainly also knows that the UK is far away from meeting criteria and requirements for joining the EU, so even if the vast majority of people in the UK wanted they couldn't join the EU. And finally it is the EU's decision. The UK can only apply.
Wow! someone who understands referenda and believes in democracy, hat off to you.
UK really blew it! They seem to know it. It is frustrating to me, I really value the UK as an ally and what they do on the intellectual front in science.
Brexit happened because the majority of the people who voted for it wanted the UK to be enemies of the EU, and to be enemies with France, Germany and Spain again.
How is the freedom of speech in UK going?
Just read 1984
Well we have freedom of speach but it's our Parliament that doesn't listen!
As along as you don’t cause the trouble you can say anything, and police can decide if you are the cause of the trouble 😅
@@hahahahahahahahahahahahaha64 So it is the police rule, no democracy. Understood.
@@TheIndianTechie007 police are instructed by government, now you may get arrested by just posting something they don’t like on your facebook pages!
Just join the US, and drag your little island there too
🤣
we don't want them, Thank you
Yeah 51st state
Most people want them now, but it proove unpopular
You're the one who tried to hurt me with goodbye
Think I'd crumble?
You think I'd lay down and die?
Politically sensitive for a sensitive man, he is confused and timid and now he is showing it. The EU should be the arbiter of any subsequent British dithering.
Er...because the UK electorate instructed it's government to leave, many cannot understand that concept, it's called democracy, such a nasty word in the EU.
Then I will not vote Labour. Those of us who wish to try to rejoin should make it clear to all parties that we will not support them if they do not do everything they possibly can to attempt to rejoin.
Voice your support for EU instead and take it to the street. labour is a lot more pro EU than Tories, they are just treading carefully because opinion on EU is still pretty split.
The brexiteers will go into meltdown. Country needs some sort of stability first. Everyone knew it was a once in a lifetime vote. We are where we are.
They don’t want to rejoin the EU but intend to have the same status like Switzerland, Norway and Iceland. Not EU but still have the benefit of economy.
As a brit, I'd be contended with the EEA option if we were allowed it. The single market has been instrumental in our economic prosperity. Boris, Nigel, and Sunak doesn't believe that, though.
Plus the UK was offered the Norway status but rejected it. They wanted to make a "global Britain"... how has that worked out?
It won't happen. We won't let them back in, except maybe Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as part of a new Republic
Leave of EU, please.
Learn the correct English grammar, please
Who is in bigger trouble?
Starmer is like Corbyn when it comes to the EU
Keir Starmer influenced Corbyn heavily on his brexit policy.
@@paytick9034not sure about that
We don't want Brexit amendments, we want you to take in consideration the concerns of ALL the citizens instead of throwing names mindlessly. Did you forget? You don't rule over only a half a country. You just began and already messed up because your message is one of force instead of diplomacy.
@@moonwalkdreamer Labour had a massive supermajority in general elections, that’s not half of the country
How come UK has a smaller economy than Germany ?
It‘s been way smaller for decades
Twenty million extra Germans?
@@worldtechlab Germany was allowed to build its economy with massive investment from USA.
Volkswagon only survived because a Brit reconstructed it.
@@worldtechlab do maths, twenty million more Germans...
Germany was rebuilt after WW2 by the allies. The UK was weakened, and crippled by debts. Plus Germany has more people, more production. The UK is mainly a service industry now.
Power hungry politician of course he doesn’t want to follow any rules other than the ones he imposes
The UK is resoundingly rejoin now. Increasingly so.
As if the EU would even let the UK back in!
UK out performed every country in the cult. UK would never rejoin as UK pound is still and always will be stronger than the euro.
2nd biggest economy in Europe after Germany - why not
@@Gudha_Ismintis Why not? Because the UK is an unreliable and meddlesome business partner. It has proven to be so time and time again. The EU doesn't need such a member and isn't a revolving door: the UK wanted out, Brexit happened, the UK needs to put on its big boy pants now and embrace the independence it craved.
@@Gudha_Ismintis
All of the 27 EU-member would need to unanimously agree, and it'd not be in every single member's intrests to do so.
And then there's a lack of trust, and maybe some other less rational reasons.
While Starmer may want to "reset" UK-EU relations, people's memories aren't that short.
EU-membership will not be an option for atleast another decade, and even then it wouldn't be on the same, advantageous terms the U.K once had.
@@Gudha_Ismintisit's the worst performing economy, actually.
Why we don't want uk back? Because we realized it was the biggest obstacle to EU political integration.
Happy to be out of the EU, thanks. Better for us in the UK - better for the EU to have us out.
I was for us staying in the EU but turning back now would mean referendums are meaningless. Technically they are anyway, it’s not like the Scottish referendum would’ve of been legally binding. When it really comes down to it, the way if the world is “you and who’s army” 🤷♂️
For the UK, the only thing less popular than leaving the EU will be to rejoin the EU. You don't remarry the same person. Both sides need to get over it and move on.
Comparing marriage to relations between states is nothing but a testament to your incompetence.
As a Brit I agree. We are waiting for Brussels to relinquish sovereignty back to the UK, but Brussels true to form, is dragging things out as much as possible.
@@Ganymede559 Lmao
_Both sides need to get over it and move on_ The EU has moved on, it's the UK that still struggles with the aftermath of Brexit and will continue to do so for a very long time.
@@HanSolo__ Lmao Germany is in a tariff war with China and losing, lmao!
If the Keir Starmer wont rejoin the EU the UK will fall apart and I don't want this to happen so the rejoin EU protest must happen more often than every year. EU 🇪🇺❤🇬🇧
I live in the UK for some time, and the brits don’t wanna join the EU , i do … but most brits just wanna move on, and have their life style back. How do they wanna achieve that? I have no idean. Politics is a mess, the economy is pumped up by the banks, … it’s a mess. People are depressed and hateful so yeah they do need some care , therapy , revolution, duno i really loved living in the UK, but now is a bit of a disappointment. Btw i think the problem is with the english, the entitled , drunk who just can not accept that the empire has fallen :)) darth vader is dead. So maybe a humble pie like Brexit will empower some other people to make a better dish, out of the shitstorm of the past few years.
UK must stay out of the EU to ensure high legal movement from developing nations continues only to England
UK crying over spilt milk 😅 how people here have noticed all the bank branches are closing down in London? Barclays gone, NatWest gone, Halifax gone, Lloyds gone, HSBC gone. Santander gone. You don't need to be an economist to realise UK is doomed.
What a dumba$$ idea!!! GB should be forced to deal with the EU, instead of with it‘s countries!
The UK is first and foremost a BANKING country. Everything that happens in the UK most be understood seen through this prism.
Rejoining EU is admiting defeat anf many months of work wasted 😅
years
@@moos5221take the full century if you want to
@@franciscouderq1100 no you
You're wrong actually they learn a lesson and understanding leaving the biggest market near to your border .And they still don't fixing illegal immigration ,actually is worst with illegal immigration in UK.
@@deluxecapprian983 So the EU does not have illegal immigration problem? Look at Germany. It is comments like this which making the far-right extremist make dangerous inroads in the EU politics at the highest level.
Why is this even a topic of discussion? They chose to leave, and EU doesn't want them back. We are better off without UK
DW wanted a tiitle that could generate some clicks. We both fell for it.
well I'm Portuguese i support UK returning
ok cool story bro who cares lol Portugal nobody cares about Portugal
I care about Portugal.
Well Portugal is in the EU so it's not true that "EU doesn't want them back" that's why i said it... many people from other EU countries probably also agree with me...
Don't expect a invitation memo anytime soon, EU is better off .. without you.
@@jameswhitewater6127 except when the EU wants more money to waste....
Somewhat jumping the gun - the UK government has not asked to rejoin.
@@jonphoenix No but everyone knows how Liebor works.
@@robharris8844U Exactly.
The EU never "invites" countries. If a country wants to join it has to apply. And if the UK were to apply expect it to be rejected immediately. No need for another troublemaker.
Can we please stop saying the British, it was a very English and Welsh decision. Scotland and Northern Ireland were dragged out against their will.
Starmer represents the UK government which legally includes Scotland and NI.
So he wants everything that they had while they were in the UK
Bro just talking to the eu about this it cost them more money then we can imagine
Cherry picking 2.0
The UK has no choice. They have to rejoin the EU, but with preconditions.
Every EU member state can leave the EU27 on its own free will, but it's up to the EU27 only, to decide, which country can join the EU and when.
The UK doesn't even fulfill the needed criteria for APPLYING for EU membership at the moment.
Joining the EU goes like that ONLY =
The UK has to apply for EU membership by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria FIRST (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if NONE of the EU27 member states vetos the UK joining the EU, only then the UK/GB would receive the status as a "candidate for EU membership", and then the 35 chapters have to be fulfilled and implemented properly (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if not done properly, joining process stops instantly, which could take decades.
Estimated time needed for joining the EU are minimum 15+ years AFTER fullfilling the Copenhagen Criteria FIRST.
Right now there are various EUs member states, which wouldn't even take UKs application form..
The UK doesn't need to rejoin, we are the fastest growing economy in the G7 and doing way better than Germany.
Nobody needs the Eussr, unless you want to be poor.
What do you mean have to rejoin the EU? Do you really think the UK will give up its ability to deal with its own fiscal policies and its currency? That is not going to happen because any government which does that will not survive. All the EU wants is the UK's money in the big inflated and unaccounted budget.
@@arv-Hackney-London 😂
"The EU wants UKs money"
Are you talking about those € 2,33 per month/head of us 450ish million EU citizens to "compensate" the loss of the UKs EU membership fee? It's affordable and appreciated 😂
The UK never paid its full membership fee due to the "Brit bargain" since Thatcher, instead it paid about one third of it only...
Or are you talking about =
UK lost £ 100 billion due to Brexit in 2022
UK lost £ 140 million due to Brexit in 2023 | Bloomberg and Financial Times
Since January this year the "passporting" went back into the EU27, June 2025 the "Euroclearing" will be back in the EU27, then Brexit is complete, as the transition period of FOM for capital ends June 2025.
That will be a huge loss for the City of London, as those financial services are making up about one third of worlds market for clearing services = a value of £ 260 trillion per year 😂
Right now the EUs Commission started an infringement procedure against the UK, as it still hasn't implemented properly any of the deals, it signed with the EU27.
Starmer got informed about that subject, when visiting the EU27.
Thanks for Brexiting with greetings from the EU27 👋
The UK might have no choice but it's up to the EU to decide. And the EU has a choice. The choice is between having a smaller but well working EU and a bigger EU with another troublemaker in it. Guess what the decision is going to be.
Because it would need a vote and it would be rejected again...
I knew it his goal is president of EU if not for Blair
I would like to say Britain should rejoine again with EU .
For Islamification is to expand 😂😂
Most British people want to be back in The EU. It was a major mistake. It'll be unpopular with some though. I do. Another referendum thanks. Brexit is a disaster.
Two very uninspiring men meet for talks.
No backxit from brexit
That is very good. UK now belongs to Atlantic continent. UK is not part of Europe. Europe is so much better without British drama.
Atlantic continent? That's a contradiction in terms, unless you're referring to Atlantis.
If we get to banish countries from the European continent, let's do Russia.
Why would anyone believe a proven liar
You cannot have both the bread, the money for the bread, and the smile from the baker. 😂😂😂😂
In the first place Starmer is still scared shitless of the Brexiteers, even though Brexit is increasingly out of favour with the electorate as a whole, and is likely to become more so.
But secondly he probably suspects, and probably rightly, that the EU would not listen to any application to rejoin whilst there was any chance of the Conservatives regaining power, and immediately abandoning any negotiations to rejoin, or worse still, immediately embarking upon Brexit 2 if the UK had already rejoined. Therefore, one of three things will have to happen before the UK could apply to rejoin:
1.) There would have to be a system of proportional representation in the UK, so that no one party could embark upon a project such as Brexit, without cross party support, or
2.) The years passed, and even a new generation of Conservative Party leaders was forced into an admission that Brexit had been a disaster, or
3.) The Conservative Party falls so far out of step with the aspiration of a new generation of voters, that an extinction event awaits it.
Before the last election, only 7% of under 35s were planning to vote Conservative, so the third possibility can by no means be ruled out.
This lier is a bloody disgrace
The UK 📉📉📉
Wow. There's a lot of hate in these comments. I wonder why.
Politics is a joke. Tell it how it is: no one survives in isolation, but at the moment he is more interested in maintaining his political support at home. God bless conservatives. They wanted America and where I'm watching it I see one.
Starmer is a prolific liar .
What is your point? Politics means conflicting promises to different people. It's like life. Lying is a core competency of human life. Do you really want a politician who is Simon pure and gets sliced up by the wolves in the room?
Or are you just irritated because his lies put his political party in an advantageous position against your political party?
@@unclejoeoakland my point is, he's a prolific liar. Politically I'm not represented
This is why we keep voting SNP in Scotland.
Britain will be more than happy to be part of Commonwealth led by India. So there is no Brexexit
Simple, he has no mandate. Starmer is leader of a minority government as 66% of registered voters did not vote for his party. Labour won with just a low 34% vote share making them the largest overall party but not a popular one. No credible movement to rejoin the EU anytime soon it's just not an election issue for most voters so much so the major parties did't even mention it in their manifesto's. Majority of Tories/Reform voters certainty have no desire to rejoin & Labour knows doing so is likely to lose them votes not gain so they steer well away from talk of re-joining or pleading a referendum.
To be fair, the UK electorate abandoned the Conservatives and handed government to the Labour Party.
Because Rishi was an incompetent failure. The Conservatives were a dead loss. They did not achieve a thing.
Rishi handed CPTPP and India FTA over to Labour because they were like chickens with their heads cut off.
Terrible
Grow a pair Starmer.
You, me, everybody knows it’s better in the EU.
Every EU member state can leave the EU27 on its own free will, but it's up to the EU27 only, to decide, which country can join the EU and when.
The UK doesn't even fulfill the needed criteria for APPLYING for EU membership at the moment..
Estimated time needed for joining the EU are minimum 15+ years AFTER fullfilling the Copenhagen Criteria FIRST.
Right now there are various EUs member states, which wouldn't even take UKs application form..
Starmer is a puppet. He knows full well we are better of in the single market. Remember, he even campaigned for a second referendum? His brexit stance is clearly to appease the brexit voters. At least Liberal Democrats have never wavered in their support for EU membership. Starmers desire to appease everyone might be his undoing.
Stick a treaty and the EU .we voted out of this dictatorship
So it is the first "dictatorship" to let a supposedly suppressed part of itself break away by their own decision. You have an interesting understanding of what a dictatorship is...
Starmer is arresting little kids as young as 11 years old. I'm not joking! This guy has clearly lost his mind!
As he should if they are criminals...
Trust me bro
@@xingzhaolin310 You can't treat an 11 year old like an adult capable of making the same judgements. There is debate over people who are 15-17ish with both sides making great points, but there is no morality in the prosecution of anyone aged 11.
Rejoin EU!!!! 🇪🇺
Quite frankly, the EU should never ever even consider the UK re-joining the club. After years of chaotic Brexit talks in Westminster and with EU delegates it's over, done, finito. No more concessions. Same with Gibraltar: hard border - period. All these tax havens on the Channel islands etc - should be blacklisted. It's a disgrace and mocking other taxpayers.
The EU has enough problems with Ireland, Luxemburg, the Netherlands and Cyprus already in this respect.
I'm surprised he's over their,his boyfriend must be missing him
oh well, i will sleep anyway tonite 😅
I believe him.
Hahahaha hahahahahaha hahahahaha
Sorry couldnt keep a straight face.
The referendum was clear to get out of the EU, time for UK business to step up with a new global outlook! NATO is the key to defense not treaties with Germany! It is the EU that needs to join NATO & work with the UK to develop defense manufacturing!
Not a good idea to write a comment when you're drunk. Try to improve next time.
In out in out you shake it all about, you do the karaoke whilst the tax payer pays it out.
Joining the EEA is a possibility/
Not really
@@frankoneill5675 could please summarise your argument, to much information at once ...
@@citynomad13 You can't just join the EEA. The EEA is an Agreement. A new country wanting to become a signatory would need unanimous approval of all thirty signatories. There is reluctance to reopen the treaty among the EFTA signatories.
@@frankoneill5675 obviously you make an agreement to 'join'. The same goes for 'joining' the EU. Because one says 'joining' doesn't mean it's not without a certain process! Just a way to say it. Seriously ...
@@citynomad13 There are multiple reasons why the UK can't join, sign up to, be a member, of the EEA. Among these are the need for unanimous approval of all signatories, which is thought to be almost impossible to achieve, leaving aside that several countries could have difficult choices for the UK to make if it wants their consent. We know the English don't like making difficult choices, as was shown in their strenuous efforts to dump some of the negative consequences of Brexit onto Ireland, a humiliating failure that still festers with many of them.
EFTA signatories of the EEA are reluctant to reopen it, which would be necessary to admit a new signatory, as everything would be up for renegotiation. They are afraid they may end up with a worse deal than the one they have.
There are other reasons, which you can find on the internet.
Uk want to join Islamification to make Britain brittanistan 😂
Don’t worry it s coming and shouldn’t be as bad as it smells
sebenarnya inggris sudah melihat cara kerja dunia yang baru.
namun kebijakan EU lh yang menghambat dan membuat inflasi di UK sangat tinggi.
suka tidak suka UK di kelilingi negara EU tentu saja sulit.
Bet he would love to koin the emirates.
Brexit fools
Swap! Leave Starmlin there and send back Scholz.
Starmlin is Two Tier didn't you know.
Why is the EU so desperate to get the UK back??
Join again, we missed you ❤
Speak for yourself, not for "us". A lot of people, me and my family included, do not really miss the UK.
Macron invited Pavel Durov to lunch with frogs. But a toad started strangling him. That's why Macron sent him to the New Bastille.
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Not even close to the story