UK officially withdrew from the EU

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Tonight, the European Union officially left Great Britain, which for 47 years was in unification, but at the same time retained its currency and did not become part of the Schengen zone.

An hour before the release of Foggy Albion from the “friendly family of European states”, Prime Minister Boris Johnson addressed the nation, in which he spoke about the prospects for the country:

It is partly about taking advantage of new opportunities and regaining independence to bring about the changes people voted for. Whether it's immigration control, the creation of free ports, the liberation of our fishing industry, the conclusion of free trade agreements, or simply the creation of our own laws for the benefit of the people of this country.

In turn, EU officials expressed regret over the exit of the UK and expressed hope that the country will remain a key partner of the EU, with which strong relations will be built in the field of trade and economic cooperation, law enforcement and criminal justice, foreign policy, security and defense.

The historical significance of Britain’s exit, as well as its role in the future fate of the European Union, will become clear after years, but now we can say that the demarche of London was a serious blow to unification.

After this, it is hardly worth wondering if in the coming years, under the pressure of internal contradictions, the EU will fall like a house of cards.
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  1. 123
    123
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    1 February 2020 10: 28
    Congratulations. drinks

    An hour before the release of Foggy Albion from the “friendly family of European states”, Prime Minister Boris Johnson addressed the nation, in which he spoke about the prospects for the country:

    Oh yes, the prospects are endless. fellow

    It is partly about taking advantage of new opportunities and regaining independence to bring about the changes people voted for. Whether it is immigration control, the creation of free ports, the liberation of our fishing industry, the conclusion of free trade agreements. Or just creating our own laws for the good of the people of this country.

    It’s even right, it’s time to drive out the Poles and Lithuanians who are taking jobs from the British. True, it will not be possible to evict the "caliphate", they have already become attached to the Foggy Albion. And finally, you can start concluding trade agreements. good I recommend starting with the USA, Donald loves it very much. laughing Still, if I am not mistaken, England is now facing negotiations on joining the WTO? Good luck to Boris or whoever is next on this thorny path. winked

    After this, it is hardly worth wondering if in the coming years, under the pressure of internal contradictions, the EU will fall like a house of cards.

    A bit premature statement, but there is a rational in this, who is next? Maybe Italy?
  2. S.V.YU
    S.V.YU
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    1 February 2020 17: 52
    And they did the right thing to leave the EU! And it turns out, as in the Russian proverb - ONE WITH THE BOW, and seven with a spoon! There is also a non-fallow in Europe.
    1. gore
      gore
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      3 February 2020 08: 07
      In my opinion, the "impudence" was NEVER "with a bipod". With a bipod now Germany ...