Paphitis wrote:the UK doesn't want to be a part of the customs area and I don't blame them.
Say's who ? Is that how your 'democracy' works then Paphitis ? You just decide what the UK want's and then that becomes the democratic will of the people just because you say it. I would call that 'extreme'. Has the UK population been asked via referendum 'do you want the UK to be part of the EU customs union or not' ? Has a majority of UK's MP's ever voted that they do not want the UK to part of a customs union with the EU ?No it has not. So how do you know what the UK wants ? You do not. The best you can do is claim they wanted to leave the EU and then seek to pervert that legitimate democratic mandate in to what you personally want. That is not democracy and it is extreme.
Paphitis wrote:And, when there is a Free trade agreement, goods can freely criss cross between the Republic and Northern Ireland too.
Only if that free trade agreement covers all and any goods, covers certification of said goods. A free trade agreement that covers all goods and certification of said goods is called ............ a customs union. If it does not cover all goods and only some of them you need a border to check that only those goods covered enter freely and those not covered do not.
Paphitis wrote:End of the day, if the EU want an open border then they better start talking Free Trade, otherwise its their own fault because BREXIT is a foregone conclusion either way.
They have offered the UK the chance to not be in the EU but remain with a free trade trade agreement that will allow all goods to move freely between the Ireland and NI. It is called the customs union and we have so far rejected that offer.
Paphitis wrote:And worse case scenario is that the UK can have a separate agreement with Ireland anyway unless the EU won't let them...
This is a non issue.
That is saying that Ireland should leave the EU customs area in order to make it easy for the UK to leave the EU.