Free to make our own trade deals

[Eirikur]

Trade deals are not always beneficial, sometimes is best to not have them.

Regardless, it will be the responsibility of the UK to negotiate our trade deals, not the EU, which for many people is the point.

See how brexidiots who were speaking about their own trade deals so much, now suddenly start speaking about no trade deals.
They are starting to see they already have by far the best possible trade deals being inside the EU

Great how you put all your faith in this imbecile:

[Platypus]

Great how you put all your faith in this imbecile:

Oh oh good one! Sock it to 'em!

Next mention how the Daily Mail supported Mosely 80 years ago therefore all Daily Mail readers today are fascist racists!

[Old Greg]

Oh oh good one! Sock it to 'em!

Next mention how the Daily Mail supported Mosely 80 years ago therefore all Daily Mail readers today are fascist racists!

For the sake of completeness, the Mail also supported Hitler and his purges of Jewish civil servants.

But there is no need to hark back to that, when the Mail uses fascist 'Enemies of the People' and 'Traitors' rhetoric on its front pages. What do you make of that?

[WTFH]

For the sake of completeness, the Mail also supported Hitler and his purges of Jewish civil servants.

But there is no need to hark back to that, when the Mail uses fascist 'Enemies of the People' and 'Traitors' rhetoric on its front pages. What do you make of that?

Can we hark back to 2003?

“The truth is this prime minister (Tony Blair) hates the robustly independent Lords, which has proved a more effective check on an over-mighty executive than the Commons ... Now he wants a Lords full of placemen, puppets and toadies.”
Daily Mail editorial, Sept 19th 2003

[Old Greg]

Can we hark back to 2003?

“The truth is this prime minister (Tony Blair) hates the robustly independent Traitors in Ermine, which has proved a more effective check on an over-mighty executive than the Commons ... Now he wants a Lords full of placemen, puppets and toadies.”
Daily Mail editorial, Sept 19th 2003

FTFY