There you go EFLi -you cant beat that logic
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Farewell Democracy...
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Bodd
I think what I'm saying and your not understanding is : your worried about cans of baked beans and potato's. Yet guns drugs and people are going through country's after country after country. No checks. Yet your worried about HP sauce entering the UK via the Irish Border unchecked..
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durhamplumber
Lol....why...because you say so? Another member of the "fact because i say it is" brigade.Your 'understanding' is thus not very good is it
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durhamplumber
Doom and gloom merchants lets all just give in and suk up to germany forever and ring our hands over a border issue...remainers are so wet.The Irish border is 500km long...
You may be able to track lorries on roads, but not all of what's in them - unless you have a physical/human presence on said border and everything was laboriously checked...
And as for 'off road', then forget trying to track people.
Which means that there would then have to be a border between the N.I. and mainland UK to prevent those freely entering into N.I. from the republic of Ireland getting into mainland UK...
Unless of course you have a Berlin wall type of scenario in mind?
All of this merely hastens the prospect of a united island of Ireland...
(I give it 10 years in the event of a no-deal)
Your 'understanding' is thus not very good is it
You people don't listen do you?, I cleared this matter up for you over a week ago. The good Friday agreement makes no reference to the border other than demilitarization.
So putting up a hard border, not that we need to, would not be against the good Friday agreement.
Capiche?
Why is it a stumbling block then? Why are the UK and EU delegates arguing about the backstop if you think its not a problem? The backstop only comes into effect if no solution has been found.
Have you told both sides that you've cleared it up yet filly?
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EddieM
In the event of a no deal brexit, what happens if the UK doesn't implement any border controls?
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durhamplumber
Lal,Notchy and Sir Gal spontaneously combust with tariff free trade disease..
That’ll be the EU's problem. We'll be out of it.
It doesn't need to be a stumbling block, nor does it need to be a problem, that's a situation created by the EU and Leo Varadkar.
It's also nothing to do with my statement which is that IF there were or were not a border, it has nothing to do with the good Friday agreement, the GFA does not prohibit a border, only militarized zones.
The four horsemen of the apocalypse will appear and visit fire, death and pestilence upon any souls attempting to transfer goods from the South to the North.
In reality, I rather suspect that nothing whatsoever would happen, life would go on.
Why does Bozza need a month to sort it out then?
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EddieM
But what happens if, as is almost certainly the case, he doesn't? What would happen?
A hard border. Which will be Bozzas doing. Bozza has already admitted that it is the UK that needs to sort the border issue. He said it to millions whilst stood next to Merkel only a week or so ago.
Because the EU want an alternative to border controls.
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