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  43.  @ChristopherFynn001  The problem/ misunderstanding most Brits have until now is, the thought of "just being in the SM = soft Brexit", would "sort it", eventhough "this version" never existed. Either full EU membership or EFTA, those are the available options. The "Swiss modell" isn't available anymore, as stated by EU Commission, because off to "much hustle". The EFTA (Norwegian modell) isn't available either, as Norway has stated since 2016 until today, that it'll veto the UK/GB joining the EFTA because they don't want a "trouble maker in their club". While the Brexit negotiations went on, the British negotiators were demanding continiusly and exactly that: full access to the SM without the duties coming with it (four freedoms - free movement of goods, people, services, capital), the payment of the "member fee" plus accepting the European High Court. Not understanding, that the SM is the core/ heart of the EU and therefor highly protected. Btw, the EU27 offered up to the end of the transition period/Brexit negotiations, that if wanted, the UK/GB could stop the Brexit, which the UK/GBs Gvt permanently refused. "Reversing/re-joining isn't an option either, as there isn't a "fast track" for any country in the world, not even for the Ukraine being at war. Therefor the UK/GB has to follow the procedures for joining the EU: receive an EU "application form including a very long list of issues which have to be fulfilled/Copenhagen Criteria" by then hopefully non of any of the other EU27 member states have vetoed the UK/GB to join the EU, and only then you might get the status as a "candidate for EU membership", and then the real negotiations with the EU would start, which could take decades. Btw, there is severe education needed about the EU, how it works and what it's for, should start already at school. If you're interested, read about Robert Schuman, the "father of Europe" and his idea of an European Union, which started in the 1920s. Greetings from the EU
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