EEA/EFTA debate and Cambridge pro‑EU event

Oh, back to the straw man fallacy. And, get it right, I'm from a functional EU country, not your shitshow.

With respect, I think that's unnecessarily harsh. The EEA is literally a halfway house that grants membership of the single market without joining the EU. Norway has never formally advocated against the UK joining the EFTA. The Centre for European Reform looked at Norway+ as recently as 2024.

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England hasn't been offered a parliament, and few have thought to ask for one. Yet they're clearly dissatisfied.

Clueless as ever, I see. EFTA decides who joins EFTA. EFTA & the EU decide who joins the EEA- the 2 pillars. Norway said no to the EU request to have San Marino join their little club, so the EU had to deal with San Marino instead. You have much to learn...

And how is the EU not complying?

Which is wrong. Norway has no power to say no to UK joining EEA. It doesnt control it, or get a vote on it. EU controls it. UK doesnt need EFTA to join EEA

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The only EU country with somewhat of a backbone is France, did you know that during the 1960s the French objected to the UK entry into the EU out of fear the US could infiltrate the EU single market through the UK, we should have had Charles De Gaulle but instead we got Lemass.

This is not rational thinking. The UK is a third country, and only around 1/3rd supports the UK applying to join the EU. People do not want to open old wounds and be threatened with the Euro. Imagine what it would do to every General Election, too.

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Only around 1/3rd of UK citizens want us to apply to join the EU.

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