Thats OK, as long as the EU doesn't try to disrupt the internal UK market.
EU tells Macron to wind his neck in
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Vinty dismisses facts he doesn’t like.
Thats OK, as long as the EU doesn't try to disrupt the internal UK market.
Notchy believes in Leprechauns.
Brexit has disrupted the internal UK market.
you voted for it, take responsibility for it.
Frictionless trade between GB and NI is over forever. Get with the programme.
What about our sausages.
Wetherspoons are opening another pub in Belfast, thats progress.
Goods imported into Northern Ireland from the Republic of Ireland have increased by 77% in value since Brexit, with exports the other way up 43%.
Are you saying that’s not true?
if so please take it up with the institute of export.
https://www.export.org.uk/news/5769...ocol-impacts-flow-of-goods-over-Irish-Sea.htm
Basket case would be more appropriate.I rest my case
Where you get these fantasy facts from.
Brexit voters were warned by both EU, trade experts and remainers that the EU don’t have any 3rd country rules for chilled meats.
the EU offered the UK a 3rd country mutual recognition agreement to remove 80% of checks….but Tory govt refused….so blame them
Basket case would be more appropriate.
Where you get these fantasy facts from.
Are the saying the institute of export are making “fantasy facts”?
You are at again Notchy.
Those "statistics" are from the Irish central office of statistics.
These are same people who claimed that the Irish economy grew by 36% in a single year,
Apparently people in N. Ireland spent 100's of millions more importing stuff from the Republic than they did in the year previously.
Any idea where they got all this extra money, no one told me about this pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
Their facts are contradicted by the figures given by the UK.
Yes.
Read this link.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leprechaun_economics#:~:text=Leprechaun economics was a term,restating 2015 Irish national accounts.
You mean according to international law and subject to the protocol that was unilaterally agreed upon.
Damn right they have a right to enforce a mutually agreed treaty.
yes, because they bought less from GB
“Imports from Great Britain have decreased by €213m (-16%) to just under €1.1bn since June 2020. The largest decreases were in imports of food, live animals and manufactured goods”
you haven’t provided any evidence to back that up