Facts from UK:
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Political meltdown in UK – as
no one wants to take the full responsibility and act
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Unfortunately, the leaders of
Leave camp admitted in after referendum aftermath that not all what they said
in the campaign was really truth
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Lafarge from UKIP didn’t
hesitate to express his desire to be good friends, neighbors and trading
partners with the EU. How ironic it is…
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Leave camp doesn’t have any B
plan
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Boris Johnson likely to be put
aside
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David Cameron is trying to buy
some time as he doesn’t want to be the one who uses the Article 50 of EU Treaty
and starts formally exit process
Facts from EU:
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Very clear disappointment from
UK vote
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Strong commitment to keep EU
together from all 27 leaders
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No formal or informal talks
before Article 50 is activated
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UK must accept and honor
referendum results; can not bypass results to avoid exit from EU
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UK can not cherry pick or used
the facilities of the Club without being a member of it
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UK must accept all four pillars
of EU ( for example free movement) in order to keep the access to single market
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EU is strongly pushing for
quick activation of Article 50, so all settle das quickly as possible and
uncertainty removed
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Likely it won’t happen until UK
has a new leadership in Sept/Oct 2016
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EU Summit – special
relationship will be on the table but not only Germany and France will play
tough
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Lots at stake at EU side as
well – likely will try not to take hostile approach towards UK.
The character and maturity of the nations as well as individuals is being tested…
Mr Hawk
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