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There are interesting points here all round, including Paul's reference to UKIP and to the trade equation.
Personally I believe trade with Europe would regulate itself according to market demand, once Britain left the EU, or the EU left Britain.
But one important point is, why does the Cabinet (not the Shadow C., but the Gov. Cabinet) scare us with press releases saying that a Greek euro exit will be disastrous for the UK economy?
On the other hand, we all know that Germany and France have been financially bled to oblivion lending money to Greece, and many banks have to renounce 50% of the debts owed them by Greece according to the recent Greek bailout plan.
Britain cannot afford to throw more billions at Greece either.
Then they scare us with Spain and Italy on the verge of bailing out, predicting gloom and doom beyond human comprehension.
Of-course, with these statements, it is the sheer reality that we are being confronted with by the Cabinet in Westminster, they are the ones telling us how bad the EU is and how it's inherent nature based on pyramid debt and ponzi schemes will drag us into disaster....
We are just innocent folk sitting watching the screen as big apocalyptic phrases are being flung by presidents, prime ministers and chancellors in relation to the EU and its financial crash, which, they promise us, is getting worse and will be the cause of our ruin..... (echo into the wilderness...)