UK/USA trade deal talks start tuesday.

[ajohn]

Actually UK fishing of it's own waters is a bit of strange area but no pint in posting details why as already have. So best for people to go find out for themselves.

Shortened version - not the UK that wants the fish.

 

[fillyboy]

US trade agreement talks cancelled, apparently forms will have to be filled out, way beyond the capabilities of the UK.

 

[Notch7]

US trade agreement talks cancelled, apparently forms will have to be filled out, way beyond the capabilities of the UK.

fillyboy showing his lack of understand of the implications of moving from frictionless trade within the SM to outside.

its funny how brexiteers complain about EU bureaucracy, but applaud when brexit creates multiple times more bureaucracy

I dont remember 50,000 new customs staff being a part of Boris Johnsons 'get brexit done' campaign.

 

[ellal]

fillyboy showing his lack of understand of the implications of moving from frictionless trade within the SM to outside.

its funny how brexiteers complain about EU bureaucracy, but applaud when brexit creates multiple times more bureaucracy

I dont remember 50,000 new customs staff being a part of Boris Johnsons 'get brexit done' campaign.

Indeed

Were any of these UKcrats democratically elected?

Were cummings and the 'team in the shadows' democratically elected?

But let's look at the maths.

If we work on the basis of the average wage, then 50,000 staff would cost approx £1.25bn a year
And that's without factoring in the infrastructure, IT, and costs to business through this extra (and unnecessary) bureaucracy!
Just this one facet of brexit could end up costing a quarter of our yearly EU contributions.

Utter madness!