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Salmond "We can take Scotland in two weeks"
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I think I've found a short explanation of the entire debate
English people: "But don't you understand how bad independence will be for you?" Scottish people: "Irn Bru"merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by Unix View PostThere is no mechanism to remove Scotland from the EU in the event of a Yes vote, so the Spanish etc can say whatever they want. It will be a few signatures and done.
It will require 28 signatures for a clause 48. Spain has said no to that, as will others.
Clause 49 requires 28 signatures which the French, italians, Germans etc.. have said would be forthcoming but with no rebate and after a discussion on adopting the EU.Comment
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostNot to split hairs but the UK is part of the EU, so if Scotland leaves the UK doesn't it also leave the EU?
A1: Yes
Q2: Is Scotland voting to leave the EU or UK?
Q2: UK
Conclusion: Scotland is is still in the EU after a Yes vote.
Usually a few mins activating your brain can cut through the fear and scaremongering.Comment
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostNot to split hairs but the UK is part of the EU, so if Scotland leaves the UK doesn't it also leave the EU?
We then re-enter using Article 49.
Whatever happens we lose the rebate.Comment
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Originally posted by Unix View PostQ1: Is Scotland part of the EU now?
A1: Yes
Q2: Is Scotland voting to leave the EU or UK?
Q2: UK
Conclusion: Scotland is is still in the EU after a Yes vote.
Usually a few mins activating your brain can cut through the fear and scaremongering.
Error 404: Signature not found.Comment
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Originally posted by jemb View PostJeez. Even the EU has stated that unless article 48 has unanimity then Scotland, by virtue of choosing to separate from a member state, would have to leave and re enter.
It will require 28 signatures for a clause 48. Spain has said no to that, as will others.
Clause 49 requires 28 signatures which the French, italians, Germans etc.. have said would be forthcoming but with no rebate and after a discussion on adopting the EU.Comment
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Originally posted by Unix View PostCan you post a link to show the rule or law or mechanisms that the EU has for removing a country from the EU in the circumstances Scotland will be in in a Yes vote?Error 404: Signature not found.Comment
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Originally posted by Unix View PostQ1: Is Scotland part of the EU now?
A1: NoOriginally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Originally posted by Unix View PostQ1: Is Scotland part of the EU now?
A1: Yes(Actually No)
Q2: Is Scotland voting to leave the EU or UK?
Q2: UK
Conclusion: Scotland is is still in the EU after a Yes vote.
Usually a few mins activating your brain can cut through the fear and scaremongering.Comment
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