MISTAKEN ASSUMPTIONS OF THE EU REFERENDUM BATTLE

MISTAKEN ASSUMPTIONS OF THE EU REFERENDUM BATTLE
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Posted by: Greg Lance-Watkins – Greg_L-W.

Hi,

I received this from Anthony Scholefield of Futurus – as dated – and felt that it should be spread as widely as possible.

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FUTURUS
BRIEFING

A SERIES OF BRIEFINGS ON THE EU REFERENDUM 10th June 2015

MISTAKEN ASSUMPTIONS
OF THE EU REFERENDUM BATTLE

1. Business supports staying in the EU. WRONG.

Many businessmen make speeches about the advantages of staying in the Single
Market. It is perfectly possible to stay in the Single Market and leave the EU, as
detailed in the FLEXCIT plan. Businessmen do not make speeches about
supporting any other part of the EU membership.

2. The referendum is about business. WRONG.

By staying in the Single Market there will be no change to jobs, investment or
trade.

3. The referendum is about the UK’s trading arrangements. WRONG.

Staying in the Single Market means there will be no change to jobs, investment or trade. Deciding future trading arrangements will be done at a future date by the democratic discussion in an independent UK.

4. The alternatives are presented as staying in the EU as it is or departing to an unknown future. WRONG.

There is no option of staying in the EU as it is. The correct alternatives were put
by Jacques Delors, in 2012::
“If the British cannot support the trend to more integration in Europe, we can remain friends but on a different basis. I could imagine a form such as an European Economic Area or a Free Trade Agreement.”

5. The referendum is about whether or not Cameron’s reforms are satisfactory. WRONG.

The referendum is about ‘in’ or ‘out’ of the European Union, not choosing
between an ‘unreformed’ and ‘reformed’ European Union.

6. A ‘remain in’ vote proved to be a blank cheque in 1975.

The British government took a ‘yes’ vote as authority to push through numerous further treaties, further integration and loss of independence. A new ‘yes’ vote is another blank cheque.

7. The referendum is about British influence and sitting at the ‘top table’. WRONG.

The UK is not, and does not want to be, a member of the inner core of the EU
either in the eurozone or the Schengen agreement on open borders. This lack of
involvement has not diminished British influence because the EU long ceased to
be the ‘top table’ and is nowadays more a transmission belt for regulation from
global bodies.

Media contact: Anthony Scholefield:
Anthony.Scholefield@ntlworld.com
07805 397424

For further details of FLEXCIT please contact:
Dr. Richard North: http://eureferendum.com

For a brief video of FleXcit: CLICK HERE

For the full text of FleXcit CLICK HERE

Bruges Group see:
www.brugesgroup.com
214 Linen Hall, 162-8 Regent Street, London W1B 5TB
020 7287 4414

Robert Oulds, Bruges Group:
robert@brugesgroup.com
020 7287 4414 or 07740 029787

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