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you may notice I used tomato face in my last postOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostFTFYComment
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Yeah, you tell us, all those lies in 1975. I mean, even Maggie got in with the liesOriginally posted by vetran View Posthey cretin we were lied to 40+ years ago when we joined the common market.
You might want to have a read of this fella ..... same arguments for staying today, and I wouldn't call Maggie a left snowflake
https://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images...l-1975-001.jpgI am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Especially them Aussies and Kiwis eh!Originally posted by Whorty View PostCommonwealth countries are a lot more dodgy than the EU nations
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All those EU countries are not making trade deals in their own right. The EU makes the trade deal and every EU country falls into line. This is just one of the differences between being IN and OUT of the EU.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostAccording to Brexiters, the UK can't make trade deals with other countries so how comes all these EU countries are making trade deals?
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The GDP of Australia is slightly bigger than the Netherlands. The commonwealth has two sizeable nations, India and Canada and the rest are minnows.
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Trade deals are not the same as bilateral agreements or FTAs.Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostAll those EU countries are not making trade deals in their own right. The EU makes the trade deal and every EU country falls into line. This is just one of the differences between being IN and OUT of the EU.
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Sorry but I was under the misapprehension that we were discussing trade deals. When did bilateral agreements and FTAs come into the discussion before you changed the topic.Originally posted by meridian View PostTrade deals are not the same as bilateral agreements or FTAs.
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Germany (not EU) trade deal: Germany, China promise closer trade ties | News | DW | 18.01.2019“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Christ. They came into the discussion when you said “the EU negotiates the trade deals”.Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostSorry but I was under the misapprehension that we were discussing trade deals. When did bilateral agreements and FTAs come into the discussion before you changed the topic.
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Anyone can negotiate a trade deal. I negotiated a trade deal last week when I traded sterling for an iPhone battery off Amazon. The EU negotiates bilateral agreements and FTAs.Comment
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