Switzerland to leave Shengen

[DodgyAgent]

The unravelling of the EU dream continues

Switzerland to leave Schengen

[AtW]

1) Switzerland is not in EU.
2) Making plans is not the same as having it happen

[DodgyAgent]

1) Switzerland is not in EU.
2) Making plans is not the same as having it happen

It doesn't bode well for your precious tyranny does it?

[AtW]

It doesn't bode well for your precious tyranny does it?

It will turn out fine.

There will be a successful UK referendum to join EU by 2040.

[NickFitz]

One political party saying they may, under certain circumstances, "launch an initiative" to do something about something at some unspecified time in the future doesn't really mean much, does it?

[BlasterBates]

Actually Switzerland have caved in.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...uk-predicament

This is exactly where the UK is heading

The plan is that as long as a company has made some half hearted vague attempts to employ a local that after that they have carte blanche to go ahead with "uncontrolled immigration".

The EU won't stand in the way of that.

[AtW]

One political party saying they may, under certain circumstances, "launch an initiative" to do something about something at some unspecified time in the future doesn't really mean much, does it?

No, apparently it doesn't bode well for MY precious tyranny

[AtW]

Actually Switzerland have caved in.

And that's what happens when you are against Top 2 world trading blocks, even Top 1 can't have all it wants.

[NickFitz]

Actually Switzerland have caved in.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...uk-predicament

And so the dream re-ravels

[jamesbrown]

The EU won't stand in the way of that.

I bet they will. To the EC, every compromise is an existential threat, ironically.

I suspect that May is minded to go little further than replacing freedom of movement with freedom of movement for workers, but they won't accept that either.

Bye bye, Single Market, it wasn't that nice knowing you