Political relations between UK-EU

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bluethrunthru said:
No - you keep telling us you voted remain then defend Brexit coz its not as bad as it was predicted to have been - and we haven't even fully fucking left yet if you haven't noticed. They kicked the checks from then end of this month down the road again - wonder why that would be? Yep coz its gonna be as fucking bad as predicted or possibly worse - you keep on deluding yourself or understanding the consequences and trolling until the shit hits the fan - we have your number
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I honestly cant be arsed asking you again to point out where I’ve defended Brexit.
 
Octavian said:
I honestly cant be arsed asking you again to point out where I’ve defended Brexit.
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We get it.

You’re saying it’s not as bad as some people said it would be, like anyone gives a shit. Yet you weren’t on here when people were having that discussion.

You’re full of shit mate and getting really fucking boring with your wumming and whining.
 
west didsblue said:
We get it.

You’re saying it’s not as bad as some people said it would be, like anyone gives a shit. Yet you weren’t on here when people were having that discussion.

You’re full of shit mate and getting really fucking boring with your wumming.
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I’ve obviously wound you all up but I didn’t mean to and don’t think saying that, which you’ve correctly understood, is wumming anyone.

Let it go and I’ll buy you a beer at the next home game?
 
‘Britain is on course to lose its status as one of Germany's top 10 trading partners this year for the first time since 1950, as Brexit-related trade barriers drive firms in Europe's largest economy to look for business elsewhere’

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EXCLUSIVE Britain no longer in top 10 for trade with Germany as Brexit bites

Britain is on course to lose its status as one of Germany's top 10 trading partners this year for the first time since 1950, as Brexit-related trade barriers drive firms in Europe's largest economy to look for business elsewhere.
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Gotta love the headline :)

The EU being ’threatened’ with not having EU exports subjected to the checks that UK exports are subjected to. Terrifying.

www.express.co.uk

Boris to drop bombshell on EU with emergency Brexit package

THE GOVERNMENT is considering another delay to post-Brexit import controls from the EU, in a bid to prevent shortages in the runup to Christmas, according to reports.
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BobKowalski said:
Gotta love the headline :)

The EU being ’threatened’ with not having EU exports subjected to the checks that UK exports are subjected to. Terrifying.

www.express.co.uk

Boris to drop bombshell on EU with emergency Brexit package

THE GOVERNMENT is considering another delay to post-Brexit import controls from the EU, in a bid to prevent shortages in the runup to Christmas, according to reports.
www.express.co.uk www.express.co.uk
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Ironic that the EU are experiencing BRINO whilst we’re experiencing a hard Brexit after all the threats and bluster from Johnson and Frost ahead of the WA and trade negotiations. Seems we keep putting off the day that the German carmakers will need to come to the EU’s rescue.
 
Octavian said:
It will be a far more significant economic and trading impact than Brexit, will likely require a border on the island of Great Britain and will draw up political hostilities not seen on this island for centuries.

But… if you think it’s worth the power transfer away from what you hate in Westminster, good luck to you.

And independent England might even be better for us too, with Wales likely coming along.
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I wouldn't be too sure about Wales either. The non party political movement "Yes, Cymru" has seen a significant gain in support over the last few years and with the current governments clawback of devolved powers, the gerrymandered reduction in representation at Westminster ( Mp's reduced from 40 to 32) in the pipeline, failure to match the removed EU funding and a similar feeling to the Scots regarding the competence or even good faith in Westminster's ability to respond to or reflect their needs, this trajectory is likely to grow.
Granted the demographics are very different to the Scots with only 58% of the population identifying as Welsh but there has been a sharp increase in non Welsh identifying residents now supporting the idea of an independent Wales. If NI and Scotland do abandon the union, it's likely to gain even more traction.
 
PayPal raises fees between UK and Europe.

British businesses will be charged a 1.29% fee for payments from the European Economic Area and vice versa.
Most currently pay about 0.5% in similar charges, which have remained unchanged since before the UK left the EU customs union and single market.
PayPal said it was now incurring extra costs, such as the rise in interchange fees between the UK and EEA.
European rules capping credit and debit card interchange fees at 0.2% and 0.3% no longer apply to UK businesses.
And both Visa and MasterCared have announced they will increase them five-fold from mid-October.

bbc.in

PayPal raises fees between UK and Europe

PayPal is bringing in a new fee for commercial transactions between the UK and EEA.
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BobKowalski said:
I’ll try and find some good news. Bit short on the ground at the moment. Soz.
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failing to find any good news try finding bad news that wasn't predicted. Thus far it seems to me everything thats happened was warned about but shouted down as Project Fear - Brexiteers should be angry at those who lied to them - Hannon, Johnson, Farage, IDS etc etc etc
 
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