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A hard border between NI and the Republic is of interest to no one. The British and Irish governments don't want one. All political parties both north and south don't want one. The people of Ireland don't want one. -
Well then don't leave the customs union. Otherwise it's two fingers to NI whilst he rUK sets them adrift."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Any deal will be voted on by Parliament.
She's given the EU negotiators an incentive to gives us the worst possible deal.
So clearly we're not going to leave at all - terrible deal, voted down by Parliament, back to the status quo.
In that case, the only alternative to the status quo being Hammond and May's "new economic model": a race to the bottom, low tax, low wage economy.
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Last edited by sasguru; 17 January 2017, 15:19.Hard Brexit now!
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'A race to the bottom'. So now you're just regurgitating what you read in the spam press?Originally posted by sasguru View PostAny deal will be voted on by Parliament.
She's given the EU negotiators an incentive to gives us the worst possible deal.
So clearly we're not going to leave at all - terrible deal, voted down by Parliament, back to the status quo.
In that case, the only alternative to the status quo being Hammond and May's "new economic model": a race to the bottom, low tax, low wage economy.
Genius
I really don't see how a low tax economy is a race to the bottom. Maybe you could enlighten me.Comment
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I'm sure you can work it out.Originally posted by GB9 View Post
I really don't see how a low tax economy is a race to the bottom. Maybe you could enlighten me.
Edit: Actually I'm not sure at all, but do give it a try.Hard Brexit now!
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yeahOriginally posted by GB9 View Post'A race to the bottom'. So now you're just regurgitating what you read in the spam press?
I really don't see how a low tax economy is a race to the bottom. Maybe you could enlighten me.
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Yeah compare Luxembourg with the Uk , pop of Lux is half a million, like a small townOriginally posted by vetran View Postyeah
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Tell them Jean Claude sent you alright!
Typical Brexiter stupidity.
Hard Brexit now!
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Luxembourg gets away with it because it's in the EU and the US nor the EU can touch them.Originally posted by vetran View Postyeah
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, because otherwise Luxembourg vetos all the other deals.
Switzerland's offshore banking has been stamped on very hard by both the EU and US.I'm alright JackComment
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Then she will still be ok with best selling memoires on Amazon.EU and we will be fooked (most of us)Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostThen she'd take the "No Deal" approach. She outlined that as well.Comment
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People won't be able to afford themOriginally posted by d000hg View PostYou may have forgotten that Spain, France and Italy all produce cars which are very popular in the UK, not just Germany.Comment
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