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[xxxxxy] 16/12/2020 10:53

894.Great oaks from little acorns grow.No DealWTOLiberty

[geckotheglorious] 16/12/2020 10:49

Dr Biotech

"The trade deal with Mexico isn't anything new. Its just a continuation of the agreement that we have through the EU which we would otherwise have lost through a no-deal brexit"

It's a roll over deal which Remainers also said would not be possible.

Leavers claimed it was. So evidence once again Remainers lied.

Principle of continuity.

[jacko07] 16/12/2020 10:45

grahamite..I agree, Grocer Heath handed them our fishing, they even said years later that they couldn't believe just how easy Heath gave it up.

[grahamite2] 16/12/2020 10:36

The defining characteristic of the euromaniacs in the Conservative Party who have done such incalculable harm to Party and country is dishonesty.

Traitor Heath said, again and again, that we were just entering a common market - but before his death he was admitting that "of course" we were entering a political union.

The loathsome old bag said, again and again, that no deal was better than a bad deal - but we soon found that not only was she lying through her teeth, she was actively working for the other side.

By comparison Jeremy Hunt is pretty much a nobody, but he's of the same kidney. A dyed in the wool remoaner, he purported to support Brexit only because he saw that was the way the wind was blowing.

With all respect to Gecko, these people are far worse than the socialists. At least the socialists nailed their colours to the mast.

[dr biotech] 16/12/2020 10:36

The trade deal with Mexico isn't anything new. Its just a continuation of the agreement that we have through the EU which we would otherwise have lost through a no-deal brexit. Would never guess that glancing through the above posts though.

Trade with Mexico is about 5bn. Trade with Germany 135bn.

[maxidi] 16/12/2020 10:33

WTO, here we come. :o) A post on social media supposedly from BJ saying just that.
I hope it's true!!!

[geckotheglorious] 16/12/2020 10:06

Tory Remainers are as bad a Labour in my view.
Both think Uk isnt good enough, isnt strong enough to be an independent nation.

And that disgusts me.

[alphorn] 16/12/2020 10:04

I think that the Lizard boy has lost another tail.

[alphorn] 16/12/2020 10:02

Max - there will be plenty of detail that is for sure. ;)

[alphorn] 16/12/2020 10:00

#864. Isn't the idea to export? Has that changed now - go for the trade deals with countries that can sell to us? ;))

Great logic. Are you a Brexiteer? Lol

[millwallfan] 16/12/2020 09:50

Gecko. Post 4856.
the comments that I made which were my own personal views which I and any poster on this board are perfectly entitled to express.
Your numerous very personal attacks within that post on me just go to clearly demonstrate the type of person you are rather than just putting up a cohesive counter view. Typical bully tactics which have no place on discussion boards.

[geckotheglorious] 16/12/2020 09:46

k38
Post 324869
"Based on the above news I personally will avoid vaccinated before these two, to do so"

How will you know if they have been vaccinated???

Even if they do it on stage, in public, how do you know they're actually getting the vaccine and not a placebo?

Best to make a decision on whether to take it or not based on your own counsel/doctor than seeing the Potus get it!!! Can't trust anyone these days.

Integrity,Honour, Sense of personal discipline..All out the window along with common sense.

[xxxxxy] 16/12/2020 09:10

OBSERVATIONSThe fundamental point is thisThe EU is demanding that the UK keeps in lock-step with its laws, directives and regulations. These would apply to ALL businesses in the UK, whether or not these companies sell into the EU's Single Market. (The vast, vast majority do not of course, as we shall show in our next article.)Let's be clear, no-one in business has a problem adhering to a country's specific rules when it comes to exports. You want to sell into Germany? Fine, you know you must conform to German laws and regulations when selling there. The problem comes when the EU wants to impose the entire panoply of its tens of thousands of laws, directives and regulations on every business in the UK, regardless of the fact they might sell 100% of their output in the UK.Clauses like this exist in no other trade agreement with any developed country in the world.No developed country in the world would ever accept them.Obviously in our somewhat extreme scenario above we have painted a fictional future and we have kept things simple. We merely thought someone should point out the nonsense of the EU demanding regulatory alignment now and in the future on all commercial activities in the UK, whether they affect the EU and its precious 'Single Market' or not.In no way whatsoever would this represent the achievement of afree, independent and sovereign United Kingdom capable of competing on the world stage.Which is precisely why the EU is making its unreasonable demands.

[xxxxxy] 16/12/2020 09:09

OBSERVATIONSThe fundamental point is thisThe EU is demanding that the UK keeps in lock-step with its laws, directives and regulations. These would apply to ALL businesses in the UK, whether or not these companies sell into the EU's Single Market. (The vast, vast majority do not of course, as we shall show in our next article.)Let's be clear, no-one in business has a problem adhering to a country's specific rules when it comes to exports. You want to sell into Germany? Fine, you know you must conform to German laws and regulations when selling there. The problem comes when the EU wants to impose the entire panoply of its tens of thousands of laws, directives and regulations on every business in the UK, regardless of the fact they might sell 100% of their output in the UK.Clauses like this exist in no other trade agreement with any developed country in the world.No developed country in the world would ever accept them.Obviously in our somewhat extreme scenario above we have painted a fictional future and we have kept things simple. We merely thought someone should point out the nonsense of the EU demanding regulatory alignment now and in the future on all commercial activities in the UK, whether they affect the EU and its precious 'Single Market' or not.In no way whatsoever would this represent the achievement of afree, independent and sovereign United Kingdom capable of competing on the world stage.Which is precisely why the EU is making its unreasonable demands.