The EU is offering no
sovereignty for the UK until after 2020, unless they want to extend it. The EU wants a ransom payment of $50 Billion
from the UK to ensure that other countries will be cowed into remaining in the
EU. The $50 Billion is supposed to be for pension payments to EU bureaucrats.
The EU adopted UN fishing rights revocations and those remain in force.
The first thing the EU
should offer is sovereignty. This “offer” indicates that they will never
relinquish their control. The EU is a creature of the UN and their staffs are
interchangeable one-world government Globalist Marxists. The UK was foolish to
begin immigration of Muslims from Pakistan, was foolish to accept the global
warming hoax and foolish for agreeing to EU membership.
Key points in the Brexit deal between Britain and the EU, by Jill
Lawless, 11/22/18, AP.
LONDON (AP) — The draft divorce agreement between British and
European Union negotiators has two parts: a legally binding withdrawal
agreement, which runs more than 580 pages, and a 26-page political declaration
on future relations. Some key points:
WITHDRAWAL AGREEMENT - Transition period: Britain will leave the
EU on March 29 but remain inside the bloc’s single market and bound by its
rules until the end of December 2020, while the two sides work out a new trade
relationship. The transition period can be extended for up to two years before
July 1, 2020 if both parties decide more time is needed.
Irish border: The deal commits the two sides to a “backstop”
solution to guarantee the border between EU member Ireland and the U.K.’s
Northern Ireland remains free of customs posts or other obstacles. It keeps the
U.K. in a customs arrangement with the EU, and will last until superseded by
permanent new trade arrangements. Both sides say they hope to have a new deal
in place by the end of 2020, so the backstop is never needed.
Divorce bill: Britain agrees to cover contributions to staff pensions
and commitments to EU programs the U.K. made while a member for the funding
period that runs to 2020. The bill has previously been estimated at about 39
billion pounds ($50 billion).
Citizens’ Rights: EU citizens living in Britain, and Britons
elsewhere in the bloc, will continue to have the rights to live and work.
POLITICAL DECLARATION - The two sides commit to “an ambitious,
broad, deep and flexible partnership across trade and economic cooperation, law
enforcement and criminal justice, foreign policy, security and defense and wider areas of
cooperation.” But many of the details will only be worked out after Britain
leaves the EU on March 29.
Trade: The two sides commit to a “comprehensive” economic
relationship, including a free-trade area. There will be common customs
arrangements to provide tariff-free trade, and the two sides commit to “build
and improve on” the temporary single customs territory set out in the
withdrawal agreement.
The U.K. “will consider aligning with Union rules in relevant
areas” to ensure a friction-free economic relationship. But the document
acknowledges that closeness will be limited by the EU’s need to protect the
integrity of its single market, and by Britain’s desire for an independent
trade policy.
Irish border: Britain and the EU commit to replacing the
“backstop” with a permanent solution “that establishes alternative arrangements
for ensuring the absence of a hard border on the island of Ireland.” This could
include as-yet undeveloped technological solutions.
Financial Services: The two sides should explore
whether they can declare the other’s regulatory regimes “equivalent” in order
to facilitate cross-border financial services. They should aim to conclude
their assessments by the end of June 2020.
Fishing: One of the most contentious issues — who has access to
U.K. and EU territorial waters — is deferred. The declaration says
only that the two sides should “establish a new fisheries agreement,” ideally
by July 1, 2020.
Security: The two sides will try to maintain law-enforcement
cooperation at the same level as now, “as far as is technically and legally
possible.” There should be “timely exchanges of intelligence and sensitive
information between the relevant Union bodies and the United Kingdom
authorities.”
Travel: Citizens of the U.K. and the EU will not need visas for
short visits.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody
GA Tea Party Leader
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