So Brexit seems to be a good thing then.
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Instead of ******** the chicken lady, he should have been concentrating on matters of state- Maastricht !
Indeed, ineffective, split and leaderless government, ineffective an unelectable opposition, country about to crash, what else could possibly go wrong? 
Still, we'll be able to make a cracking trade deal with Burkina Faso, I'm sure

Still, we'll be able to make a cracking trade deal with Burkina Faso, I'm sure
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excellent...I'd run out of novelty leather braclets and sesame seeds.
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How are we going to get a good trade deal with Burkina Faso without a hard border in Ireland? Without the hard border the duty free bracelets and seeds from the North can be smuggled to the South of Ireland easy. My trade is textiles, I import from Pakistan and sell in the UK and Ireland. If we crash out under WTO rules my goods would have 9.6% duty added in the UK, but be Duty free in ROI.
If one country/part of a country applies duty and the other country/part of a country doesn't, then surely:
1. It's THAT country's problem, or the EU's, not ours, and,
2. It's up to them to police their border to stop what is, in effect, smuggling?
1. It's THAT country's problem, or the EU's, not ours, and,
2. It's up to them to police their border to stop what is, in effect, smuggling?
But it would be us imposing tariffs under WTO
That makes it our problem then, as its our duty to collect that duty under WTO rules.
And again we would have to police the border to stop cheaper goods being smuggled into our country.
And again we would have to police the border to stop cheaper goods being smuggled into our country.
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Nope, it's down to us to define how we interact with the country that wishes to trade with us once we are outside the agreement previously defined by the EU.
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any remainers read article 24 ?
What people don't know, and what MP's don't want us to know about is this. Article 24 of the WTO says basically that the UK will be able to trade with the EU on the same trade terms as they are now for up to 10 years. No more freedom of movement, no more ECJ and no more EU budget contributions. We can do what we want, talk to who ever we want. This is something that JRM has been saying for months if not years. Share it with your fellow brexit supporting friends and family, and email your MP demanding that you want a no deal and why. after all its what we voted for just get the **** out
What people don't know, and what MP's don't want us to know about is this. Article 24 of the WTO says basically that the UK will be able to trade with the EU on the same trade terms as they are now for up to 10 years. No more freedom of movement, no more ECJ and no more EU budget contributions. We can do what we want, talk to who ever we want. This is something that JRM has been saying for months if not years. Share it with your fellow brexit supporting friends and family, and email your MP demanding that you want a no deal and why. after all its what we voted for just get the **** out
any remainers read article 24 ?
What people don't know, and what MP's don't want us to know about is this. Article 24 of the WTO says basically that the UK will be able to trade with the EU on the same trade terms as they are now for up to 10 years. No more freedom of movement, no more ECJ and no more EU budget contributions. We can do what we want, talk to who ever we want. This is something that JRM has been saying for months if not years. Share it with your fellow brexit supporting friends and family, and email your MP demanding that you want a no deal and why. after all its what we voted for just get the **** out
What people don't know, and what MP's don't want us to know about is this. Article 24 of the WTO says basically that the UK will be able to trade with the EU on the same trade terms as they are now for up to 10 years. No more freedom of movement, no more ECJ and no more EU budget contributions. We can do what we want, talk to who ever we want. This is something that JRM has been saying for months if not years. Share it with your fellow brexit supporting friends and family, and email your MP demanding that you want a no deal and why. after all its what we voted for just get the **** out
The legal opinion that I have read on GATT 24 is that JRM is being very badly advised. You may need to rethink your whole position on Brexit, if it's based upon this.
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this is whats causing the issue over the Irish border as it needs a hard border to stop it but that is against the good Friday agreement. So the brexit opinion is its their problem

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clearly not...particularly when Lamy has raised serious concerns about that approach.
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The EU are arranging permits for airlines and hauliers I seem to remember that these werent possible without a deal or temporary transition being in place.
Yet with the likelihood of no deal, all is possible now, a mystery
Yet with the likelihood of no deal, all is possible now, a mystery
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Irish PM doesn't want a hard border in the event of no deal, he can only sees problems if UK's goods move away from current standards and not aligned with EU standards. Well that's not going to happen anytime soon. Surprise, Surprise
all this will soon be history if whats happening in france is anything to go by, a yellow vest manufactor is going to do very well in this country soon ,
to quote oswald mosley "whats the use of a vote if the people never get what they vote for"
to quote oswald mosley "whats the use of a vote if the people never get what they vote for"
As for quoting Mosley as some kind of authority on the fundamental meaning of democracy, seriously???

I hate to break it to you, but Emmanuel Macron won the French Presidential election by over 10 Million votes. If the French don't like what he's doing now, the one excuse they certainly can't easily trot out is that it's not what they asked for.
As for quoting Mosley as some kind of authority on the fundamental meaning of democracy, seriously???
As for quoting Mosley as some kind of authority on the fundamental meaning of democracy, seriously???

at what point did i say mosley was a authority, and macron is looking after the elite with tax cuts and shafting the general worker, are you honestly trying to tell me the french voted for a shafting ? macron has done what our lot do everytime promise the earth and deliver a shafting
Mosley was a ****, hardly an appropriate person to quote defending an issue that essentially comes down to immigration. Next you'll be quoting Göbels and Hitler and maybe you might want to get the incinerators warmed up!
Macron is doing exactly what he said he would do before the election. The French are getting exactly what they voted for. Speaking to my French friends, what he's doing is really needed reforms, his main failure is the lack of communication explaining why they are necessary.
Mosley was a ****, hardly an appropriate person to quote defending an issue that essentially comes down to immigration. Next you'll be quoting Göbels and Hitler and maybe you might want to get the incinerators warmed up!
Mosley was a ****, hardly an appropriate person to quote defending an issue that essentially comes down to immigration. Next you'll be quoting Göbels and Hitler and maybe you might want to get the incinerators warmed up!
WTF are you looking at to come up with that?
Seriously man what are you playing at?







