Sidste opdateringer juni 5th, 2022 9:46 AM
Hvad går Brexit-aftalen ud på?
af Lave K. Broch, 1. suppleant til EU-parlamentet for Folkebevægelsen mod EU
Storbritanniens og EU’s repræsentanter er nu blevet enige om den første aftale om samarbejde efter Brexit. Aftalen skal dog godkendes på EU-topmødet den 14. til 15. december. Nederst kan du finde selve aftalen. Jeg har selv altid troet at samarbejde var muligt, og er træt af alle de skræmmescenarier, som mange EU-tilhængere er kommet med og kommer med.
Lad mig lige slå en ting fast: Både Labour og De Konservative i Storbritannien støtter Storbritanniens udtræden af EU. Brexit er derfor en realitet og alle der drømmer om at rulle det britiske folks vilje tilbage må lære at acceptere, at verdens femte største økonomi er på vej ud af EU.
Her er nogle af de væsentlige ting, som er blevet aftalt:
- Statsborgere fra EU-landene og britiske statsborgere i EU-landene har ret til at blive. Rettighederne for deres børn og partnere i eksisterende forhold er også garanteret. Britiske domstole vil sikre håndhævelsen af rettigheder for EU-borgere i Storbritannien, men kan henvise uklare sager til EU-domstolen i otte år efter Brexit.
- Aftalen lover at sikre, at der ikke bliver en hård grænse mellem Nordirland (Storbritannien) og Irland. Aftalen slår fast at hele Storbritannien, herunder Nordirland, vil forlade EU’s toldunion. Det er uklart, hvordan en åben grænse vil blive sikret, men aftalen siger også at hvis det ikke lykkes at nå frem til en senere aftale, vil Storbritannien sikre “fuld tilpasning” med toldunionens og det indre markeds regler i relation til Godfredagsaftalen. Det nordiske parti DUP skal dog godkende evt. barrierer mellem Nordirland og resten af Storbritannien.
- Der er ingen tal på, hvor meget Storbritannien forventes at betale, men dokumentet beskriver, hvordan regningen vil blive beregnet. I følge EU-observer tales der om ca. 40-45 milliarder euro netto. Briterne har nemlig også penge tilgode i ECB og EU’s investeringsbank.
- Storbritannien skal ikke betale for udflytning af EU-institutioner.
- Storbritannien er indforstået med at fortsætte med at betale til EU-budgettet som normalt i 2019 og 2020 og til pensioner.
- Storbritannien og EU har også et fælles ønske om samarbejde om nukleare forhold, retspolitik og sikkerhedspolitik.
- I overgangsperioden vil EU-lovgivningen gælde i Storbritannien.
Her er aftalen: joint_report BREXIT
Hello, You’ve been quoted in Irish media as stating that there should be no border between Ulster and The Free State when the UK finally rids itself of the EU. Please stay well out of something you don’t really understand. This situation is a million miles different from Scandinavian inter-state and inter-cultural relationships. The North West of England is currently a tinder box waiting to explode violently. If Ulster became an open back door to more mass immigration into England then that would definitely break an already fractured situation into open riots and very possibly civil war. Your comments are not welcome right now. Have them sure, but keep them to yourself for now, the situation is far tenser and far more complicated than you understand. It’s not your culture and you haven’t got the full grasp of it you think you have. I don’t see you as yet another ‘Mouth of Sauron’ for Brussels/Berlin, but many will if you shoot from the hip in Ulster. SF will use any strategy to destabilise the U.K. They hate the UK with good reason but don’t be fooled. There’s open war, asymmetric war and the war of politics. An open border with no immigration controls doesn’t just affect the island of Ireland. It directly affects England, Scotland and Wales too because Ulster is in a union with them. The English right now are who you should be thinking of and how they’d react. Remember them? Built an Empire, war-like to the bone, VERY easily angered, burn down their own cities without compunction and anyone else’s too, and that’s just the population, their leaders are pure evil and always have been. The English are currently more ready for war than I’ve ever known them. Stop poking a hornet’s nest please, leave Ulster well alone, it’s hard enough for those of us born there to understand. SF don’t speak for a majority there and neither do the DUP. All the best.
Dear Daithi, thank you for writing to me. Can you send me a link with the article? I have not said or would never say that “there should be no border between Ulster and the Free State”. But what I have said is that it is possible to have a soft border between areas are inside and outside the EU. In Scandinavia we have countries inside and outside the EU and even in the kingdom of Denmark we have parts outside the EU. So what I said is that I beleive it is possible to find a solution. Switzerland is also a non member state and has a very soft border to the EU. I am actually half Norwegian and have been to Norway at least 100 times and last time I went there from Denmark there was no contral at all. It was like going inside Denmark. But Norway is not part of the EU. Even though we have soft borders between Denmark and Norway for instance it does not meen that Non-Nordic people can move from Denmark to Norway or the other way. We have both independant policies of miggration when it comes to Non-Nordic people. But once more thank you for telling me about the article and I would be greatful if you could mail it too lave@broch.dk than I will contact the news paper and correct what they wrote. I can also add that I wish for all of Denmark to leave the EU. All the best Lave