Whats the problem? I've not looked into any of that but it looks like the logical sequence in a time restricted negotiation? I'm sure there will be overlap - we should be finding areas of agreement first in any case to get those matters out the way and save time for what could be tricky negotiations.So months after the EU said the sequence for talks will be divorce first, trade and future relations second and the UK stated no way and it will cause the mother of all rows we have on day 1 an agreement on the sequence for talks which is....(drum roll please). Divorce first, trade and future relations second. Cracking start by Davis.
That's because the EU have set their stall out from the very first day. We won't be given a better deal than we have already. We have fuck all to bargain with and we will take what they give us or at the end of 2 years we get thrown out on WTO terms. That's the long and the short of it.So months after the EU said the sequence for talks will be divorce first, trade and future relations second and the UK stated no way and it will cause the mother of all rows we have on day 1 an agreement on the sequence for talks which is....(drum roll please). Divorce first, trade and future relations second. Cracking start by Davis.
That's because the EU have set their stall out from the very first day. We won't be given a better deal than we have already. We have fuck all to bargain with and we will take what they give us or at the end of 2 years we get thrown out on WTO terms. That's the long and the short of it.
Whats the problem? I've not looked into any of that but it looks like the logical sequence in a time restricted negotiation? I'm sure there will be overlap - we should be finding areas of agreement first in any case to get those matters out the way and save time for what could be tricky negotiations.
Should the Rep. not take a special part in these talks more than the other EU countries considering the NI border and CTA? Brexit inevitably means the Rep. have tricky talks too, not just with us (I think we'd be mutual on matters though) but other EU countries.
But fear not, as long as we keep them immigrants out and sing Rule Britannia loud enough everything will be bloody marvelous.
Purely anecdotal but nearly every leaver I've spoken too since a few months after the vote, mostly my dad's side of the family, are all coming to the realisation they may have dropped a massive bollock. On the other hand I know not a single remainer who 'just wants us to get on with it' and leave. Another couple of years of the reality really sinking in during these negotiations and by the time Davis comes out with what will certainly be a bollocks deal the majority will want no part of it.
yep everyone who voted leave wants all immigrants out...... i know remain voters who wished they voted voted leave, so whats your point ? its literally the first day and most of things discussed were more then likely the first things to get sorted out.
I would *love* to hear the reasoning of someone who voted remain who now wants to leave. I don't suppose you have an example? I cannot think of a single thing that has transpired since the vote that hasn't been along the lines of leaving looking like a huge mistake.
yep everyone who voted leave want all immigrants out...... i know remain voters who wished they voted voted leave, so whats your point ? its literally the first day and most of things discussed were more then likely the first things to get sorted out.