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[bspgamer] 21/10/2019 07:55

STOP BREXIT

[bspgamer] 21/10/2019 07:54

STOP BREXIT

[xxxxxy] 21/10/2019 07:19

Remainers are intent on damaging the economy.LEAVE LEAVE LEAVE

[xxxxxy] 21/10/2019 07:17

How to leave the EUBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: OCTOBER 21, 2019Over the last three days I have tried one more time to persuade the government that the best way to leave is to table a Free Trade Agreement based on EU/Japan and EU/Canada, and offer talks after we leave on 31 October. If the EU says Yes then we can avoid all tariffs and new trade barriers whilst the free trade issues are discussed, if necessary at length.  If they refuse this sensible offer which is much in their own interest we leave on the  basis of WTO trade, cutting tariffs on our imports as we do so.  This is leaving with a WTO deal, including arrangements and agreements for government procurement, haulage, aviation, customs, pipelines, transport links, energy and much else which are now ready.I have given this consistent advice since 2016. Had Mrs May followed it we would have left a long time ago and would probably have an FTA by now. We would not have paid them large sums of money, not had a long and expensive delay in  departure, and not had to face laws and regulations from the EU which we do not have a say on.  If we did it now it would avoid the unhappy parts of the Withdrawal Agreement and  the further 15 month delay in exit. Above all it would avoid the vexatious and difficult processes with the Withdrawal legislation that await us, offering Remain MPs more opportunities to delay or damage Brexit. It would save us a lot of money, avoid a period until December 2020 when the EU can legislate and overrule us, and deal with the issues on the Irish border.What is happening in the Commons is a clear polarisation into Leave and Remain teams, with the Leave team getting behind the Withdrawal Agreement route. The Remain  team including all Opposition parties seems united, determined to use court actions, rushed hostile legislation and any Commons opportunity to  delay or prevent Brexit. The poor negotiating by Mrs May, the loss of the Conservative/DUP majority, and the relentless pressure from the Benn Act and other Remain operations has weakened the UK bargaining position and placed the new government in a very difficult position.  If the government does not recognise the need to table an FTA and choose a different route out, we are all left with sub optimal choices.

[mitchy] 21/10/2019 06:34

Reports of the pound coming under pressure but likelihood of a No Deal Brexit becoming less likely!Not really understanding that.

[cm44] 21/10/2019 03:29

Early market reaction.

[mitchy] 20/10/2019 23:03

PS, let's not forget the other elephant in the room.... U.S v China trade war.

[mitchy] 20/10/2019 22:51

It's possible we may yet leave without a deal on the 31st. The remainers hate the idea of leaving the EU but to leave AND pay £39 B will be just to much for them to swallow. But if the remainers manage to delay Brexit yet again it gives the Brexit party a huge boost and all of their seats are in danger. Rock and a Hard place. As for the EU's part. They may have said an extension will not be granted only because Boris has gifted them £39 B. But when a No Deal looks inevitable and no £39B is forthcoming they will extend for ever and a day. Except the Brexit MEPs are vetoing everything. Bottom line ....do we add lloy on a price drop? If yes what price do we try to catch the falling knife ? There's a vote tomorrow or Tuesday. I'll be watching the pound like a hawk for an indicator. Good Luck.

[k38] 20/10/2019 22:46

I have a QOn 31st we are leaving deal or no deal. In both cases we don't need an extension so why the opposition wants one.

[k38] 20/10/2019 22:38

All the "talented" remainers on Peston..now.

[alphorn] 20/10/2019 22:32

Yes, they are going to have meetings, then more meetings. Consultants field day.

ROFLMAO

[cheshire pete] 20/10/2019 21:56

Operation Yellowhammer triggered. Leaving with no deal on 31st becoming more likely as each day passes.

[diku] 20/10/2019 21:38

And they still keep on coming...




Thirteen migrants have been intercepted in the Channel by the Border Force.

The group of men, women and children were travelling in a small boat heading towards the UK coast before they were picked up by a Border Force cutter.

They presented themselves as Iranian, Egyptian and Iraqi before being medically assessed and transferred to immigration officials for interview, the Home Office said.

People are continuing to make the dangerous journey from France to Britain despite warnings from the UK government, with the prime minister having said "we will send you back".

After 11 migrants were intercepted at Dover in August, Boris Johnson said the UK "should not be regarded as a place where you could automatically come and break the law by seeking to arrive illegally".

[maxk] 20/10/2019 21:25

Replying to @oletwinofficial @ShippersUnbound @christopherhope
I know this man very well. He's my MP and I have met with on numerous occasions. He does not represent me or his constituency. He is a machiavellian chancer with an enormous, over-inflated opinion of himself and he is the lead saboteur of UK democracy. @oletwinofficial
#Brexit

[k38] 20/10/2019 21:13

You must be from the 48% ..problem solved...;)

[freddie01] 20/10/2019 21:11

Little England not in a good place k38.

bob

Serious question bob. Why is it not Little Scotland?

You want away because you feel you're better without us. You're convinced we're raping you financially. So what's the difference?

[az209] 20/10/2019 21:08

"once a decision has been taken (within the accepted channels) you implement it"

As in a referendum ?

[xxxxxy] 20/10/2019 21:05

But I am going with what JRM says. Good bloke. And now a brave bloke. JRM is a HERO.LEAVE LEAVE LEAVE

[k38] 20/10/2019 21:04

The difference between Cameron and JohnsonCameron, a remainer, acted upon anger because of the way was being treated by Brussels and at thesame time wanted to be seen as people's PM but hoping he would win the referendum.. silly man.Boris on the other hand want to deliver Brexit, freedom and democracy, the right to govern this nation by its people and not from an alien Brussels world.