The EU deal

[dandydan]

The US won't agree to free trade agreements though will they? They're well known for protectionism of their own industries.

They still buy a shed load of our stuff and will in the event of Brexit. As will everyone else.

 

[Yid4life]

An outright lie.

If you say so. I'm sure the refugee deal they made with Merkel was purely for magnanimous reasons.

 

[dandydan]

If you say so. I'm sure the refugee deal they made with Merkel was purely for magnanimous reasons.

Of course it was! You don't honestly think they are doing it for the chance to send millions of out of work people westwards do you?

 

[Joey66]

An outright lie.

Calm down Davy boy!

 

[Yid4life]

Calm down Davy boy!

Its only the internet! ;-)

 

[Joey66]

Turkey joining the EU is another fait accompli. Any one that thinks otherwise is deluded.

Yes they took 15 million Euros of the EU to stop the illegal migration boats now put it to 30 million euros visas will follow which is as good as joining freedom of movement on the back door way IMO!

 

[daylightrobber]

Of course it was! You don't honestly think they are doing it for the chance to send millions of out of work people westwards do you?

The visa deal will allow Turkish citizens to travel to the EU for 90 days at a time, within any 180-day period, for “business, touristic or family purposes”. There’s no right to live or work in the EU, and the agreement only applies to Schengen zone countries. It will have no impact on the UK or Ireland.

As well as tying Turkey into new readmission obligations, the visa liberalisation “roadmap” includes 72 criteria it must fulfill before visa-free travel is agreed. These range from immigration criteria such as document control and border security, to public order and Turkish citizens’ rights. The European Commission also has to assess the migration and security impact of relaxing visa restrictions on Turkish passport holders.

 

[Joey66]

Just send um back hey as we count people in and out very good don't we?

 

[daylightrobber]

Yes they took 15 million Euros of the EU to stop the illegal migration boats now put it to 30 million euros visas will follow which is as good as joining freedom of movement on the back door way IMO!

Once again, you are composing an argument without any factual coherence. The visa deal is categorically not the free movement of people of Turkish people throughout the EU

 

[daylightrobber]

Just send um back hey as we count people in and out very good don't we?

They don't even have the right to visa free travel into the UK under the terms of the deal.

 

[Joey66]

Once again, you are composing an argument without any factual coherence. The visa deal is categorically not the free movement of people of Turkish people throughout the EU

Get down to the bookies the out campaign tons of money on a brexit vote!
You may miss out so if you are sad when we leave you can make a few bob!

 

[Joey66]

They don't even have the right to visa free travel into the UK under the terms of the deal.

Yes once they leave Turkey they will want to return to that democratic country that's been hostile to Cyprus for years , and bans its news media lovely!

 

[Clint Planet]

homegrown? 2nd generation immigrants are hardly homegrown

They're by definition home grown in the sense that he clearly meant. Bit dodgy that you picked up on that.

 

[Yid4life]

Once again, you are composing an argument without any factual coherence. The visa deal is categorically not the free movement of people of Turkish people throughout the EU

But it will be. Matter of time.

And you know it.

 

[daylightrobber]

But it will be. Matter of time.

And you know it.

It may be decades from now. There's no guarantees though. Will take all members to approve. Theres no desire from France right now and whilst I'm not totally au fait with the positions of Cyprus or Greece, my guess would be there isn't there either.