Another new Brexit thread

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I thought that we all voted ?

What has followed is the result of democracy being enacted

Dirty word is democracy.

Treaties are the way to go and if you dont like everything in them you can beg for an opt out.

Much better than letting us plebs decide on our own futures.
 
I think that he is your stalker

He will be back in 2 months needing the fix he gets from you

I see the thread has jumped loads in 18 hours. Click show ignored content and find MCFC1632 posting his usual waffle.

I haven’t read anything credible from you ever, so it’s no surprise you are blowing smoke up a fellow angry, condescending know it all poster.

For someone who has so much expertise in the art of negotiating, you lack the ability to listen to the counter argument nor the people skills to have a balanced discussion.

You may not have the most number of posts on this thread, but it’s a dead cert that you have written the most words.
 
Just a thought after reading the last few pages on here - wouldn’t it be an idea to wait a while before claiming success/failure?
4 days seems quite a small sample size to me.

They are on a roll and something bad happening they predicted has too happen soon....surely.....it just has to......right?
 
Dirty word is democracy.

Treaties are the way to go and if you dont like everything in them you can beg for an opt out.

Much better than letting us plebs decide on our own futures.
Why is democracy a dirty word.
We voted out, we're out. That's job done as far as the vote and the consequence of the vote is concerned.

It's what happens next that is being discussed. People who voted leave shouldn't have a monopoly on how Brexit gets enacted from here. I believe most people would rather the driving factor is what's best for the country not Dominic Cummings' wet dream as to what he thinks Brexit should mean.
 
it’s you and your remain pack that are moaning and whining. I could not give a shit. It’s a fact that the barrier is an eu barrier.

the only moaning and whining I will do is if Boris accepts the eu outrageous proposal that now a condition to a deal that we now have left it’s a conditional a trade agreement that an independent sovereign state has to accept and follow the rules and laws (including its court) of a body it’s not part of.


Have you ever thought of taking a post with the Conservatives PR department ..... they are spouting this crap as well ......


Any friction in trade is a direct result of the action we as a country have taken. respect the Eu for wanting to maintain their 'level playing field' for controlling standards, for wanting to understand country of origin, for wanting to understand the where the ingredients of medicines were manufactured, for wanting to know where animals had been to control stuff like BSE , not want GM foodstuffs to enter the food chain


As Ive said before we will trade with them on their terms ...... not ours ..... if indeed we do at all
 
And again neither of whom have frictionless trade with the EU. Both have substantial non tariff barriers. In fact on Canada "European exports to Canada have soared since CETA, but regulatory barriers still block trade in the other direction"

Not tariffs but regulatory barriers. Similar barriers that we will face under a basic FTA. To reduce barriers you need to align. The more you align the less the barriers. It’s a very simple equation.

Yes - I think the best example is the EU / Turkey trade deal which avoids this by agreeing alignment in specific areas. There is a lot of trade between the EU and Turkey and most falls within a limited free trade deal. There is customs checks but no tariffs and there is regulatory alignment that links with the free trade. Based on BJs speech this week we are set to have a worse trade deal with Turkey. As he refuses to align.
 
Yes - I think the best example is the EU / Turkey trade deal which avoids this by agreeing alignment in specific areas. There is a lot of trade between the EU and Turkey and most falls within a limited free trade deal. There is customs checks but no tariffs and there is regulatory alignment that links with the free trade. Based on BJs speech this week we are set to have a worse trade deal with Turkey. As he refuses to align.


Thats a very long way of saying 'We are f@cked'
 
No-deal Brexit / WTO tariffs paid by importers of UK exports:


Beef 84%

Cheese 57%

Wheat 53%

Butter 48%

Lamb 48%

Pork 30%

Potatoes 11.5%

Fish 9.6%


Current EU membership tariffs:


Beef 0%

Cheese 0%

Wheat 0%

Butter 0%

Lamb 0%

Pork 0%

Potatoes 0%

Fish 0%


Spot the problem.
 
Just imagine how people feel when they see UK citizens seemingly preferring to wish for outcomes that are bad for the UK simply so they can score a cheap point on a football forum - now that really should get on your tits - it certainly gets on mine.

Thankfully it is only some of the Remainers
Yesterday it was "the vast majority".
 
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