Project After Brexit Day

[SirGalahad]

https://www.ft.com/content/58637ad8-2a31-11e9-a5ab-ff8ef2b976c7


A secret group at the heart of the UK government is drawing up plans to kick-start the British economy in the event of a no-deal Brexit through options that range from cutting taxes and boosting investment to slashing tariffs.

The plan, dubbed “Project After” by some ministers, is being marshalled by Mark Sedwill, who as cabinet secretary is head of the civil service. It has brought together senior figures from the Cabinet Office, the Treasury, the business department and the international trade department, in close contact with the Bank of England.


“One Brexiter said that the group’s discussions addressed the question: “Are there good things that we can do with no-deal?” but had not reached agreement on the way forward.”

 

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so we could all be in the s***e then ?

 

[Ihavenojob]

so we could all be in the s***e then ?

No.

 

[sodthisforfun]

https://www.ft.com/content/58637ad8-2a31-11e9-a5ab-ff8ef2b976c7


A secret group at the heart of the UK government is drawing up plans to kick-start the British economy in the event of a no-deal Brexit through options that range from cutting taxes and boosting investment to slashing tariffs.

The plan, dubbed “Project After” by some ministers, is being marshalled by Mark Sedwill, who as cabinet secretary is head of the civil service. It has brought together senior figures from the Cabinet Office, the Treasury, the business department and the international trade department, in close contact with the Bank of England.


“One Brexiter said that the group’s discussions addressed the question: “Are there good things that we can do with no-deal?” but had not reached agreement on the way forward.”

Can I say that his group doesn't sound very secret, its in the bloody paper?!

 

[JohnD]

One Brexiter said that the group’s discussions addressed the question: “Are there good things that we can do with no-deal?” but had not reached agreement on the way forward.”

Brexers appear to be incapable of agreeing on anything.

They couldn't do it in the last three years.

Will they do it in the next six weeks?

 

[durhamplumber]

Brexers appear to be incapable of agreeing on anything.

They couldn't do it in the last three years.

Will they do it in the next six weeks?

EU had 40 years and ballsed it up

 

[JohnD]

Anti-EU campaigners like you have been whining and moaning for more than 45 years and have still failed to agree on anything or put forward a coherent alternative plan.

 

[Ihavenojob]

Anti-EU campaigners like you have been whining and moaning for more than 45 years and have still failed to agree on anything or put forward a coherent alternative plan.

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But he is not real.

 

[JohnD]

As you say, a fictional character is more competent than that bunch of clueless windbags who made up the Leave campaign.

 

[durhamplumber]

Anti-EU campaigners like you have been whining and moaning for more than 45 years and have still failed to agree on anything or put forward a coherent alternative plan.

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EU had no plan...just same old rot as eva.

 

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EU's plan was (is) the complete control of Europe the distruction of the nation state

All controlled by the Germans / French .

EU controlled army

EU currency

All countries will be nothing more than the equivalent of a regional council subservient to the EU super state

History will show that the UK would not bend over and lube up

 

[JohnD]

Project Fear Of Foreigners is still steaming inside tranny's head.

 

[Vinty]

Why are people worried about the possibility of a no deal situation when we are already in a no deal situation.
Theresa Mays Withdrawal agreement has been rejected by the UK parliament, that's makes it a dead parrot in political terms yet the EU say that it is the only deal on the table and they won't reopen it, they appear to be saying that they don't give a toss how the UK parliament votes, either accept this deal or we will push you off a cliff on the 29th of March seems to be their message.
The EU don't seem to grasp the fact that an agreement is only an agreement if it is agreed by both parties.
If the EU don't go back to the negotiation table before the 29th of March then it will be they who are responsible for any disruption caused by a failure to reach a deal.

 

[Vinty]

As you say, a fictional character is more competent than that bunch of clueless windbags who made up the Leave campaign.

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The EU are refusing to negotiate with the British government, Theresa May has now been given a mandate by Parliament to reach an agreement with the EU ,if the EU won't negotiate who will be to blame for a no deal after the 29th of March.

 

[JohnD]

The EU are refusing to negotiate with the British government

The UK had a 2-year opportunity to negotiate with the EU. The start date (and hence the end-date) were chosen by the UK government.

sadly, due to chronic ineptitude and infighting among the Brexers, they were unable to agree what they wanted (and still haven't).

Negotiations ended when terms were agreed between the negotiators. The agreement was then sent for ratification by the two parties.

The 27 nations of the EU ratified it.

The UK was unable to decide what it wanted to do.

Vinty wants to lay the blame at the door of the party that behaved correctly. But it belongs to the incompetent British who are unable to agree what they want.