UK Security Post Brexit

[durhamplumber]

Of course it is!
It is also in the UK's interest to continue collaboration.
But if the UK does not want to, what can the EU do about it?
If you want to be in the club, you have to pay the club's membership fees and follow the rules.
If you don't want that, it's your choice.
But don't expect the benefits.

I don't.

 

[durhamplumber]

Quitters won't ever tell us...

Funny thing that

Even funnier,you lot never listen

 

[Vinty]

What benefits are there when a member leaves the EU?

One benefit is that they are no longer a member of the EU

 

[durhamplumber]

One benefit is that they are no longer a member of the EU

Liking your style dude

 

[Notch7]

It is in the interest of the UK to continue collaborating with the EU on matters of security

It is in the interest of the EU to continue collaborating with the UK on matters of security. That way our European partners wont miss out.

 

[JohnD]

It is in the interests of the UK to continue collaborating with the EU on matters of security. That way we wont miss out quite as much after we've discarded our former partners.

 

[Doppleganger]

It is in the interest of the UK to continue collaborating with the EU on matters of security.

It is in the interest of the EU to continue collaborating with the UK on matters of security.

We've already established several times over that:

Its not in anyones interest to stop security collaboration.

But if one partner chooses to not cooperate, what can the other partner do?

 

[Notch7]

But if one partner chooses to not cooperate, what can the other partner do?

I expect the EU will see sense and collaborate.

 

[noseall]

One benefit is that they are no longer a member of the EU

Why? Are they the enemy?

Obviously not...….

collaborate.

You confused daft quitters just can't make up your minds can you.

 

[ellal]

But if one partner chooses to not cooperate, what can the other partner do?

Indeed...

There is a reciprocal agreement on the table that guarantees the existing rights of citizens in EEA countries and the UK waiting to be signed...
(although obviously future freedom of movement is restricted due to our 'xenophobic wishes')

However the UK won't sign it despite agreeing to it...

And since it's not a trade deal, the argument about not being able to do so until formal Brexit is total baloney!

As always people are pawns in this pathetic UK Brexit game, but if one side doesn't want to play ball then guess who suffers!

 

[ban-all-sheds]

I expect the EU will see sense and collaborate.

Can you tell us how many countries you think should break their own laws to collaborate with us, and why?

 

[transam]

Security

The EU is becoming seriously concerned about Putin/ Russia.

Still Europe can always rely on the French

The Germans

Spanish

And the good old Greeks

 

[transam]

As for the Italians they are already cosying up to the Russians same as the Austrians

The Dutch well they covered themselves in glory with there Balkan caper . Probably all bombed out of there eads on spliff

 

[Doppleganger]

Security

Still Europe can always rely on the French

The Germans

Spanish

And the good old Greeks

As for the Italians they are already cosying up to the Russians same as the Austrians

The Dutch well they covered themselves in glory with there Balkan caper . Probably all bombed out of there eads on spliff

It looks like someone still maintains that ridiculously outdated perception that one nation is superior to another.

 

[Notch7]

Can you tell us how many countries you think should break their own laws to collaborate with us, and why?

Nothing to do with breaking their own rules -thats typical remainer narrative.

The EU do bespoke deals and arrangements.