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[Merged]Brexit stuff

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  • SueEllen
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    Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
    Not in the way you think. The markets seems to agree, pound has shot up today on the news MP's must be allowed to vote on the type of Wrexit.

    Clearly MP's are not going to vote for the Wrexit Brexiters were thinking of. So, yeah, game over.
    Brexiters are all different.

    That was the problem with the referendum no one knew what leaving the EU looked like.

    Nicola Sturgeon tried to get Cameron to be less arrogant so he would have a get out clause but he wouldn't listen. Oh and he's been voted the 2nd worse UK PM in history.

    Btw I've been to C&A a few times when I've been in Europe. Every time I'm in a shop I remember why it closed in the UK.

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
    Face it, your camp is doomed. Ya all be soon following UKIP out the door to oblivion.

    Another one taking the NLYUK selection process, the the water is normally golden

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  • GB9
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    Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
    Face it, your camp is doomed. Ya all be soon following UKIP out the door to oblivion.

    Yes dear.

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  • GB9
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    Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
    So Canada has equivalent "rights" to the EEA countries? That's great news!
    Canadian companies have the right to act in the same way as EU companies without predujice. This includes setting up companies or divisions within the EU. And EU countries have similar access to Canada.

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  • Old Greg
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    Originally posted by GB9 View Post
    Passporting is only applicable to EEA countries.

    It has the equivalent. It includes provision of financial and other services both ways.

    It permits temporary relocation of staff between Canada and the EU.
    So Canada has equivalent "rights" to the EEA countries? That's great news!

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  • scooterscot
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    Originally posted by GB9 View Post
    Spot on.

    One of the 'Quality' papers didn't quite grasp this. As far as I'm aware, once we give notice, we're out. If we agree terms, that's the agreement. If we don't, it's a hard Brexit.
    Face it, your camp is doomed. Ya all be soon following UKIP out the door to oblivion.

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  • GB9
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    Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
    Not in the way you think. The markets seems to agree, pound has shot up today on the news MP's must be allowed to vote on the type of Wrexit.

    Clearly MP's are not going to vote for the Wrexit Brexiters were thinking of. So, yeah, game over.
    Yeah, game over. WTO brexit it is.

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  • scooterscot
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    Originally posted by d000hg View Post
    You don't think we'll leave?
    Not in the way you think. The markets seems to agree, pound has shot up today on the news MP's must be allowed to vote on the type of Wrexit.

    Clearly MP's are not going to vote for the Wrexit Brexiters were thinking of. So, yeah, game over.

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  • GB9
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    Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
    Bump. Any update, anyone?
    Passporting is only applicable to EEA countries.

    It has the equivalent. It includes provision of financial and other services both ways.

    It permits temporary relocation of staff between Canada and the EU.

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  • GB9
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    Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post


    Ratify this:

    Ratify, we're out (on agreed terms).
    Don't ratify: we're out (on WTO terms at the end of the negotiation period or through ratification via a GE).

    The movements in the pound today are minor in the scheme of things and are more related to the inflation beat than this (non) event.
    Spot on.

    One of the 'Quality' papers didn't quite grasp this. As far as I'm aware, once we give notice, we're out. If we agree terms, that's the agreement. If we don't, it's a hard Brexit.

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