Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "Proposal For Future EU Provides A CLEAR PATH FOR REJOINING" video.

Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... I'm very sorry for you, but the way it looks like over here recently, is, that it'll take the UK decades to join the EU again, as it's up to the EU27 member states, to decide, which country can join the EU and when. At the moment the UK is moving away from fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria.... All the best to you with greetings from the EU27 😊
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Don't worry, this subject isn't even on the table over here in the EU, just a French-German think tank" had some "brainstorming", NOTHING official though... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@gazza595 The UK joining the EU again will go like that: the UK has to apply for EU membership by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria FIRST (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if none of the EU27 member states vetos the UK/GB joining the EU again, only then the UK/GB would receive the status as a "candidate for EU membership", and then the 35 chapters (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission) have to be fulfilled/implemented properly, which could take decades. No exceptions, no cherry picking, no fast track, no opt outs, as stated by various EU spokesmen recently. It's mandatory for ALL NEW EU member states, to join the Schengen area and adapt the €/Euro, as soon as the new EU member state has a stabile enough economy. Estimated time needed for a country, joining the EU, about 15ish years, AFTER fullfilling the Copenhagen Criteria...as stated by various EU spokesmen/negotiators, due to experience of other countries "joining process". The UK is moving away from fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria recently... Before any of this might happen, it would be urgently needed education about the EU, how it works and what it's for, that there is a Parliament with its democratic elected MEPs (with PR), working on behalf of the democratic elected EU27 member states Gvts and their 450ish million citizens, otherwise the UKs electorate might vote "leave" again at the following GE, and the EU27 definetely wouldn't want a "Brexit 2.0 " again. Greetings from the EU27 😊
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Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Een feinen Dag wünsch ik di met groetens ut Bremen 😊
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@andrewcooney2387 Did you even read, what @Sabine Nadal wrote? It's NOT Germany and France, but a "French-German think tank", which had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... You Brits and your obsession about France, Germany and the EU27 is remarkable 🙄🤣😎 Greetings from the EU27 😊
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Yeahhh, but it's groundhog day.... So what 🤣
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Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Greetings to Finnland from Germany 😊 🖐
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@lloydbelle3406 Yes. But you probably know, that it's up to the EU27 only, to decide, which country can join the EU and when.... under the known conditions/criteria, all visible at the EUs Commission site... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@brighton dude Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... And still it goes like that ONLY "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊 Edit typo/autocorrect
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Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@Huw Zebediah Thomas ....and as stated by Barnier "the EUs doors are always open for the UK....... UNDER THE KNOWN CONDITIONS", which is THAT part of the sentence, which seems to "get forgotten".... To join the EU again will go like that: the UK has to apply for EU membership by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria FIRST (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if none of the EU27 member states vetos the UK/GB joining the EU again, only then the UK/GB would receive the status as a "candidate for EU membership", and then the 35 chapters (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission)have to be fulfilled/implemented properly, which could take decades. No exceptions, no cherry picking, no fast track, no opt outs, as stated by various EU spokesmen recently. It's mandatory for ALL NEW EU member states, to join the Schengen area and adapt the €/Euro, as soon as the new EU member state has a stabile enough economy. About the topic of this vlog: it's not even on the table over here in the EU, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOTHING official... Btw, at the moment the UK is moving away from fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria.... Estimated time for "joining the EU" about 15ish years, including the timespan needed for fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria BEFORE a country can apply for EU membership... stated by EUs spokesmen and negotiators.... known due to EUs experience from other EU membership applicants... Greetings from the EU27 😊 Edit typo/autocorrect
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Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@Lloyd Belle Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@Nick S And still this subject isn't even on the table over here in the EU, as this "two, three, four tiered EU," subject had been a "brainstorming " by some "German-French think tank" only, but NOT official at all.... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@Gregorovitch144 Well, at the moment the UK is moving away from fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria... the TCA is up for a "REVIEW" only, as stated by various EU spokesmen/negotiators recently... and this subject/two,three, four tiered EU isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@andrewcooney2387 Again: it's not even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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You can't find it, because it's NOT an official "Franco-German" proposal, but a think tank of 12 French-German people had a "brainstorming" about that subject only... this subject "two, three, four tiered EU " isn't even on the table over here in the EU.... it had been on the table in 2013 and never again since... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@roseanne9986 Good afternoon, Rose Anne 😊 yes, it's progressing day by day.... Have a nice weekend 😊🖐
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Apart from that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Still it goes like that "club member benefits are for club members only", and being in the SM is available only for EU members and EFTA members only... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@adyy83 It's actually €2,33 per month/head of us 450ish million EU citizens to "compensate" the loss of the UKs EU membership fee, it's affordable and appreciated 😁 The UK is loosing £100 billion per year since Brexit | Bloomberg Greetings from the EU27 😊
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Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... And yes, that would be the end of the EU... Greetings from an EU family member 😊
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@Andrew Kenny Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here in the EU, as a French-German think tank" had a "brainstorming" about this subject only, but NOTHING official... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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Apart from, that this subject isn't even on the table over here, as a French-German think tank had a "brainstorming" about that subject only, but NOT official at all... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@adyy83 WRONG. The EU laws are made by the democratic elected EUs Parliament (with PR) and its MEPs and the EUs Council of Ministers. The EUs Parliament is the worlds second largest democratic Parliament with secret, free and independent elections (with PR) every five years since 1979. The EUs democratic elected Parliament with its democratic elected MEPs is working/acting on behalf of the EU27 member states democratic elected Gvts and their 450ish million citizens. The EUs Presidents of the Parliament and Commission get nominated by the EUs member states Gvts and then get elected and confirmed by the MEPs. All info about how the EU works is available at the EUs Commission site... Greetings from the EU27 😊 Edit typo/autocorrect
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@adyy83 Oh dear..., so much bs... Suffering with verbal diarrhea? Just inform yourself about the EU and how it works... All Infos are available at the EUs Commission site... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@adyy83 NO. As I wrote in my first answer to you, were I explained all institutions of the EU... The PM of the UK doesn't get elected by the Brits, please get informed before posting.. The German Chancelor doesn't get elected either, but the party, which states upfront, which MP will be the candidate for chancelorship... Same goes for the EUs Parliament, btw, the candidates for Presidents (Parliament and Commission) get recommended by the EUs Council and get elected by the EUs Parliament/MEPs, which are working ON BEHALF of the EUs citizens. The British voting system is FPTP, where a party /Tory's can win a 80 seat majority with 34% minority... if you call THAT democratic... well... All EU member states and the EUs Parliament have the PR voting system, which is the most democratic voting system available... Btw, next year elections are coming up in the EU...for a new Parliament etc 😊 Good night 🖐
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@adyy83 It's the same "voting system" at the EUs Parliament/Commission as in the EUs member states... Strange, that all you mention about "what you like about the EU" is exactly the same as what the "Remainers" are demanding to have "access to" again... From which EU member state are you?
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@adyy83 Thanks 😊 Are you still happy over there, the way it's going after Brexit?
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@adyy83 So you don't have a problem with the fifth unelected British PM, but with the EUs Commission, which gets elected by the democratic elected MEPs and democratic elected EU27 member states Gvts?
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Sure.... and the earth is flat ...🤣 😎
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@stevemitchell1454 Sure...🤣 Please look up for Wolfspeed, a US company which will build a gigafactory for semi conductors at the Federal State of Saarland/Germany. Infenion near Dresden Bosch near Dresden TSMC (Taiwanese company which will build a gigafactory for micro chips) at Silicon Saxony near Dresden Intel near Magdeburg Northvolt near Hamburg Ford near Cologne VW is building 3 gigafactories for EVs batteries, one at Lower Saxony/Germany, one in Sweden in cooperation with Northvolt and one in Spain or Portugal. Etc, etc .. Germany is in the EU27...😊, the EU27 is "looking" east, doing some more trade deals, like it recently did with NZ, still at negotiations with Australia, mercosur, and other countries around the world.... usual business 😊 Btw, my in England living English family and friends told me, it's going really good over there with the crumbling raac buildings, potholes in the roads, disappearing NHS converting into a private health system US style, food banks for hospital staff at hospitals, stripped down protection of labourship, environment, banking, striking and demonstrating rights, sewage in all British waters...and the UK is loosing about £100 billion per year since Brexit | Bloomberg 🤣😎 Greetings from the EU27 😊
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