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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4844198" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>So do citizens of the EU have free movement to Serbia?&nbsp; Ukraine?&nbsp; Egypt?&nbsp; No, they only have free movement within their member states.&nbsp; Just like the U.S.&nbsp; Each American state has its own capital, government.&nbsp; State is another word for country by the way.&nbsp; It&#039;s just as accurate to call us the United Countries of America.&nbsp; Yes the E.U. is primarily an economic pact.&nbsp; There is no E.U. military.&nbsp; So it is different to some extent.&nbsp; But this is still a new experiment.&nbsp; Given time the E.U. will very much resemble the U.S. as Brussels exerts more and more control.&nbsp; Which is why the majority in the U.K. voted to leave.&nbsp; They were losing their sovereignty.&nbsp; And I hope that the U.K., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand do form an economic trade zone.&nbsp; I think there might be one other country involved but I forget who.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4844198, member: 24302"] So do citizens of the EU have free movement to Serbia? Ukraine? Egypt? No, they only have free movement within their member states. Just like the U.S. Each American state has its own capital, government. State is another word for country by the way. It's just as accurate to call us the United Countries of America. Yes the E.U. is primarily an economic pact. There is no E.U. military. So it is different to some extent. But this is still a new experiment. Given time the E.U. will very much resemble the U.S. as Brussels exerts more and more control. Which is why the majority in the U.K. voted to leave. They were losing their sovereignty. And I hope that the U.K., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand do form an economic trade zone. I think there might be one other country involved but I forget who. [/QUOTE]

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