By the way all this was predicted by the "Experts".
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Previously on "Britain will be "fully prepared" for leaving the European Union without a deal."
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Originally posted by original PM View PostOr you know seeing as these rules are made up by the Eu they could you know like change them so it does not have an impact?
Maybe?
Or would that actually involving thinking and making things better rather than just saying computer says no - which i think was one of the main contributing factors to the brexit vote.
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This is what you call an own goal by the UK.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostHard of thinking again.
The Rules of Origin percentages are included in the EU’s FTAs and bilateral agreements, they can’t just unilaterally change them, they would need to renegotiate every single agreement with the 3rd parties. And nobody is that crazy.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostOr you know seeing as these rules are made up by the Eu they could you know like change them so it does not have an impact?
Maybe?
Or would that actually involving thinking and making things better rather than just saying computer says no - which i think was one of the main contributing factors to the brexit vote.
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The Rules of Origin percentages are included in the EU’s FTAs and bilateral agreements, they can’t just unilaterally change them, they would need to renegotiate every single agreement with the 3rd parties. And nobody is that crazy.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostOr you know seeing as these rules are made up by the Eu they could you know like change them so it does not have an impact?
Maybe?
Or would that actually involving thinking and making things better rather than just saying computer says no - which i think was one of the main contributing factors to the brexit vote.
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There's a reason for the rules you know.
Once you leave your golf club do you write a letter to the Club secretary asking if he could please change the rules to include you now and then?
Fooking pathetic.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostEurope told NOT to use UK parts
In order to be able to export goods to other countries EU manufacturers won't be able to use UK manufacturers as they need to satisfy local content rules.
oh dear, oh deary me, oh deary deary me
Maybe?
Or would that actually involving thinking and making things better rather than just saying computer says no - which i think was one of the main contributing factors to the brexit vote.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostEurope told NOT to use UK parts
In order to be able to export goods to other countries EU manufacturers won't be able to use UK manufacturers as they need to satisfy local content rules.
oh dear, oh deary me, oh deary deary me
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Europe told NOT to use UK parts
In order to be able to export goods to other countries EU manufacturers won't be able to use UK manufacturers as they need to satisfy local content rules.
oh dear, oh deary me, oh deary deary meLast edited by BlasterBates; 6 June 2018, 10:28.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostYeah it's all doom and gloom.
Britain's economy on track to bounce back in second quarter of year | This is Money
I'm sure your mate Trump will give the UK a great deal to compensate for loss of trade with the EU.....oh wait ......
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostYeah it's all doom and gloom.
Britain's economy on track to bounce back in second quarter of year | This is Money
economic threats from rising fuel costs, stagnant real wages, Brexit uncertainty and a reluctance amongst firms to invest in the UK.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostYeah it's all doom and gloom.
Britain's economy on track to bounce back in second quarter of year | This is Money
https://www.fdf.org.uk/exports/ukexports.aspx
We've seen a growing interest in UK afternoon tea (scones, jam, tea, sandwiches and cakes) in China linked to the popularity of programmes such as Downton Abbey and the Great British Bake Off
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Yeah it's all doom and gloom.
Britain's economy on track to bounce back in second quarter of year | This is Money
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At least one side’s getting ready for “No Deal”. The EU’s reminding businesses that U.K.-manufactured components will no longer count towards RoO for their FTAs.
Any EU businesses on the edge of tariffs due to U.K. suppliers will be starting to think about replacing those suppliers with intra-EU ones.
https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_custom...n-final_en.pdf
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostWhat a wasted 5+ years of government. Rail, NHS, critical infrastructure falling apart and the government is still trying to make good failed Cameron vote bait. Where is that fecker hiding?
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