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Britain would go to the ‘back of the queue' for US trade deals post-Brexit
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Originally posted by AtW View PostYou can work as hard as you want, but if there are tariffs set on your products then you won't go far selling into important markets.
The only way EU can prevent anybody else leaving EU is by making example of the first country that does it. It could have been Greece, but they had enough sense to avoid it, there is no way EU or USA will do quick deals with UK in the event of leaving - that just won't happen as a matter of principle and basic strategy.
Also, God forbid having ANY Govt in UK without judicial oversight from Europe, politicians in this country are not fit to run the country even with oversight, nevermind without.
For that reason I vote to STAY.Comment
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostSo basically you're saying the UK has to roll over and take it. Appeasement never works and it's certainly not part of the British character. This is one of the many reasons I'm for leave.
Perhaps they should nail their colours to the mast and use the slogan "Poorer but freer". Then let the people decide if that's what they want.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYes we could resurrect British Leyland and take on the Germans with the new and improved Austin Allegro.
I would say, times have changed.Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYes we could resurrect British Leyland and take on the Germans with the new and improved Austin Allegro.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostYou can work as hard as you want, but if there are tariffs set on your products then you won't go far selling into important markets.
The only way EU can prevent anybody else leaving EU is by making example of the first country that does it. It could have been Greece, but they had enough sense to avoid it, there is no way EU or USA will do quick deals with UK in the event of leaving - that just won't happen as a matter of principle and basic strategy.
Also, God forbid having ANY Govt in UK without judicial oversight from Europe, politicians in this country are not fit to run the country even with oversight, nevermind without.
For that reason I vote to STAY.Comment
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostYou don't seem to have much faith in your fellow countrymen.
What do you suppose will happen, are we suddenly going to develop the likes of Audi, Mercedes and Bmw?Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostFair enough but the Brexit camp are sounding unbelievable with their claims that there'll be no economic effect.
Perhaps they should nail their colours to the mast and use the slogan "Poorer but freer". Then let the people decide if that's what they want.
What I do know is the UK has been a relatively successful and stable nation for many decades. I have far more faith in the place than I do the EU.Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostBritains strength is the knowledge industries but these are not mass employers. We haven't been good at manufacturing for decades. What manufacturing we have is intimately connected to Europe.
What do you suppose will happen, are we suddenly going to develop the likes of Audi, Mercedes and Bmw?Comment
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostConcentrate on these strengths and push for a more balanced economy if needs be. We are still massively attractive to overseas talent; lets make use of our virtues.
I want to know:
What will happen to the car making Renaissance that has been spearheaded by primarily the Japanese in the last few decades.
What will happen to the factories and supply chains that make the wings for the Airbus.
How will this affect the last large world class manufacturing companies we have: BA and RR.
What have we got to trade with India and china
What happens to the 45% of our exports that goes to Europe.
How does this affect the City.
Etc.Hard Brexit now!
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