Just need the government to do a deal with the EU now.
Hang on a minute - didn't we have that already?
People like this......buisnessmen should be in charge of Brexit
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Hang on a minute - didn't we have that already?
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No. We want a new deal with a cherry on the top
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vinty
Donald Trump is a business man who gets results ,he should be in charge.
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Tim Martin has connections with Ireland ,his father was marketing director for Guinness Ireland ,Martin himself grew up in Northern Ireland until his father was transfered to New Zealand for six years when they came back to N.Ireland he finished his education and then moved to England.
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The UK doesn't need to be part of the customs Union to trade freely with the EU, Israel has a tarrif free trade agreement with the EU and they don't have to accept the free movement of Labour clause. So there shouldn't be any problem if TM sticks to her guns.........and those who deal with our taxes
"The prime minister has been warned by the HMRC that the customs option favoured by her cabinet's Brexiteers would cost businesses up to £20bn per year".
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Your on a roll. Your about intransigent as they get. Facts won't sway you so your not a person who takes logical argument well.
But left wing - lol your clutching at straws now. Nothing left in your armoury other then.
Do you not think the Tory Brexit mob are doing a good enough job?
Has she thought of a way of arranging the border controls between GB and EU, and NI and EU, and NI and GB, yet, that will work and is acceptable to the UK Parliament, and to the EU?
If she has, what is it? Nobody has seen it yet.
What are they all messing about at then?
My guess is the UK needs something more involved than the EU-Israel model and that your analogy there bears little resemblance to what businesses trading here require. Try harder vinty.
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Indeed.
And whilst they are about it, some want to trash the country as well!
The richest man in Britain - the boss of Ineos - is a great supporter of Brexit.
Because he is heavily into fracking and wants EU environmental laws dumped (and replaced by lax US ones) so he can make even more billions.
He's also trying to overturn the democratic will of the Scottish people, which at present is to ban fracking.
His hope is that a 'deal' with the US will involve some form of TTIP agreement (which the EU rejected), which effectively means a government cannot pass laws which affect the profits of corporates, and any 'legal' action takes place behind closed doors in secret 'Investor-State Dispute Settlement' sessions!
And we were told by the leavers that the EU was 'undemocratic'!
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I imagine all the messing about is coming from the remainer faction who keep trying to sabotage Brexit.What are they all messing about at then?
My guess is the UK needs something more involved than the EU-Israel model and that your analogy there bears little resemblance to what businesses trading here require. Try harder vinty.
While Israel is not a perfect analogy it does show that a sovereign state outside the EU can have free access to the EU while not having to accept the freedom of movement principle.
Also an irrelevant and pointless analogy if it does not include frictionless trade. We are not looking for an Israeli type agreement. Not even close.
Explain how that works then please when you consider some of the Tory big hitters are actually anti-EU.
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Explain '''frictionless trade'
Not all the 'messing about', but a fair bit of it...
Because this country needs to be saved from the deluded 37% of the electorate!
I'll take a wee wager that when all is said and done there won't be a real brexit - it'll either be fudged or the decision will be reversed!
Yep, we freely sell them weapons and they use them to prevent the free movement of Palestinians to their own land...
So indeed, not a 'perfect analogy'!
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