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Get out, we never voted to go in. All the EU has succeeded in doing is allowed Germany to achieve by stealth through the back door, what it couldn't achieve by brute force half a century earlier - a united motherland with a buffer zone of satellite nations protecting it on all sides, propping it up and doing its bidding.

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Norway has consistently voted to stay out of the EU but they still have to follow the EU rules. They have all of the disadvantages and few advantages,

 

Yes, they have the advantage of being able to make up their own rules/laws and, ultimately, do whatever is in their own best interests.

 

They also control their own currency, borders, immigration policies and natural resources etc.

 

It's called "sovereignty".

 

The only EU "rules" that they have to follow are those that directly affect the goods and services in their trading relationships.

 

I'm at a loss to try and figure out just what the real "advantages" are..

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Norway has consistently voted to stay out of the EU but they still have to follow the EU rules. They have all of the disadvantages and few advantages,

 

 

Yes, they have the advantage of being able to make up their own rules/laws and, ultimately, do whatever is in their own best interests.

 

They also control their own currency, borders, immigration policies and natural resources etc.

 

It's called "sovereignty".

 

The only EU "rules" that they have to follow are those that directly affect the goods and services in their trading relationships.

 

I'm at a loss to try and figure out just what the real "advantages" are..

HERE is what former Norweigan foreign minister Espen Barth Eide has to say about Norways situation with the EU, this quote from his article caught my eye.

"As an EEA member, we do not participate in decision-making in Brussels, but we loyally abide by Brussels’ decisions. We have incorporated approximately three-quarters of all EU legislative acts into Norwegian legislation – and counting."

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