Ireland's Kenny: Wouldn’t Want U.K. to Cherrypick From EU

The video discusses the UK's approach to Brexit, highlighting the need to trigger Article 50 to start formal negotiations. It emphasizes the EU's principles, particularly the single market and freedom of movement, which the UK cannot cherry-pick. The timeline for Brexit is uncertain due to the complexity of unwinding decades of regulations. The video also explores the implications of Brexit, including potential job relocations and the impact on trade relations.

What is the British government's initial approach towards the European Union's single market?

• To ignore the single market entirely

• To cherry-pick favorable elements

• To fully exit without any agreements

• To maintain full membership

What is the significance of triggering Article 50 in the Brexit process?

• It finalizes the Brexit deal

• It ends the UK's membership in the EU

• It marks the official start of Brexit negotiations

• It allows the UK to join another trade union

Why is it challenging to complete Brexit negotiations within two years?

• The EU has never negotiated with the UK before

• There are 50 years of complex regulations to unravel

• The UK has no interest in negotiating

• The EU is unwilling to negotiate

What must the UK continue to do until it officially leaves the EU?

• Pay its way and accept responsibilities

• Ignore EU regulations

• Negotiate new trade deals with other countries

• Stop attending EU meetings

What is one potential positive impact of Brexit mentioned in the discussion?

• No need for international negotiations

• Complete economic independence

• Job relocations from London to Dublin

• Increased isolation from global markets