Snorre ReinGuest
Rafn Ágúst RagnarssonHostYeah, I can imagine that the main issues are pretty similar, but also that there are, of course, differences because, I mean, the Norwegian economy is bigger and there are a lot more people in Norway.
But I also saw that Mimer Kristiansson, he is in Iceland, he is following it.

I've always found this to be very interesting because in the rest of Europe, their sister parties are very pro-EU, like almost every single one.


His arguments basically center around a combination of independence and also describing the EU as a neoliberal economic project, a subscription service for bourgeoisie politics.

But what's interesting is that through the European Economic Area, we already... are subscribing to all those policies.

But yeah, so in Norway, essentially, they, the socialist parties with Mimir Kristiansson, and also SV, as well as the farmers party and the right wing party are against.

And the Social Democrats are... leaning pro but not pro referendum yes so like our prime minister Jonas he is very pro-EU himself but he's very skeptical of calling for a referendum because he knows about what would be the consequences of that yeah for our party
basic.
Yes,
Which is, yeah, which is also, it's been in the discussion here because, you know, people have been thinking because you have this coalition of the liberal EU sort of party in Vedist and the Social Democrats, of course.
Yeah, I can imagine that the main issues are pretty similar, but also that there are, of course, differences because, I mean, the Norwegian economy is bigger and there are a lot more people in Norway.
But I also saw that Mimer Kristiansson, he is in Iceland, he is following it.

I've always found this to be very interesting because in the rest of Europe, their sister parties are very pro-EU, like almost every single one.


His arguments basically center around a combination of independence and also describing the EU as a neoliberal economic project, a subscription service for bourgeoisie politics.

But what's interesting is that through the European Economic Area, we already... are subscribing to all those policies.

But yeah, so in Norway, essentially, they, the socialist parties with Mimir Kristiansson, and also SV, as well as the farmers party and the right wing party are against.

And the Social Democrats are... leaning pro but not pro referendum yes so like our prime minister Jonas he is very pro-EU himself but he's very skeptical of calling for a referendum because he knows about what would be the consequences of that yeah for our party
basic.
Yes,
Which is, yeah, which is also, it's been in the discussion here because, you know, people have been thinking because you have this coalition of the liberal EU sort of party in Vedist and the Social Democrats, of course.
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