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Previously on "They will be lining up to do trade deals with the UK"
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Originally posted by Bean View PostGuess I'll say it again;
What is Hard Brexit? - UK in a changing EuropeUK in a changing Europe
Pre-Ref Govmt Pamphlet: Vote leave means leaving the SM + CU (Sent to every voting household in the UK)
Referendum: 52% voted Leave (SM + CU) (17+ million votes)
T May: No deal is better than a bad deal (Parliament & repeated on national news programs)
Gen Election: The 'Big 2' parties stood for Leaving and were voted in (26+ Million votes)
Soooooo, they/we did actually vote for it.
Inneresting
You left out the:
Invoke Article 50 the day after the referendum (DC)
Don Khaki and pick up a rifle (NF)
Leave by 29th March (TM)
And now a prime minister who was voted for by <100,000 people.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostYou’re confusing a vote to leave the EU (17m-ish people that have very little to actually do with the implementation) with the push by a small yet vocal set of people that are implementing a (IMO) damaging set of circumstances on the country.
There are many ways in which Brexit can be implemented. The fascists (again, IMO) are the ones that are pushing through the version that does the most damage to the country by a power grab and manipulating the rest of the country.
What is Hard Brexit? - UK in a changing EuropeUK in a changing Europe
Pre-Ref Govmt Pamphlet: Vote leave means leaving the SM + CU (Sent to every voting household in the UK)
Referendum: 52% voted Leave (SM + CU) (17+ million votes)
T May: No deal is better than a bad deal (Parliament & repeated on national news programs)
Gen Election: The 'Big 2' parties stood for Leaving and were voted in (26+ Million votes)
Soooooo, they/we did actually vote for it.
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostNo most didn't and here is to remind you a list of vote leave's campaign promises and what actually happened with them
11 Brexit promises the government quietly dropped | Politics | The Guardian
Bless.
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostThe will of the majority is fascism? Or is that just people who disagree with you?
There are many ways in which Brexit can be implemented. The fascists (again, IMO) are the ones that are pushing through the version that does the most damage to the country by a power grab and manipulating the rest of the country.
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Originally posted by Bean View PostWhat is Hard Brexit? - UK in a changing EuropeUK in a changing Europe
Pre-Ref Govmt Pamphlet: Vote leave means leaving the SM + CU
Referendum: 52% voted Leave (SM + CU)
T May: No deal is better than a bad deal
Gen Election: The 'Big 2' parties stood for Leaving and were voted in
Soooooo, they/we did actually vote for it.
11 Brexit promises the government quietly dropped | Politics | The Guardian
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Fox is pissed off because he would not get pay off for chlorinated chickens
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostThe will of the majority was certainly not a hard Brexit
Pre-Ref Govmt Pamphlet: Vote leave means leaving the SM + CU
Referendum: 52% voted Leave (SM + CU)
T May: No deal is better than a bad deal
Gen Election: The 'Big 2' parties stood for Leaving and were voted in
Soooooo, they/we did actually vote for it.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostCanada withdrew from talks a couple of weeks ago, when the Conservative leadership campaign was reduced down to two with both of the candidates bringing “No Deal” back to the fore.
The basic argument from Canada is, if No Deal goes through and the U.K. implements the low-tariff schedule that they are threatening to do, then why should Canada do a deal to allow the U.K. increased access to Canada in return for low tariffs for Canada into the U.K. when the U.K. is already offering that to the rest of the world for free?
It’s one of the reasons why Fox was so pissed off in the last couple of weeks, he’s spent 3 years trying to put deals together and it’s all been blown away by the hard Brexiters offering free access to the U.K. for all, without any reciprocal access to global markets for our exporters.
It’s the Brexit ideology - doesn’t matter who gets ****ed over as long as Brexit goes through. Fascism by another name.
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostWell not exactly
Yes there is a deal with Liechtenstein and one with the Faroe Islands
But Canada just closed the door in regards to rolling over their deal with the EU
Canada ‘hedging their bets’ on trade agreement with UK while they wait to see how Brexit turns out | The Independent
Brexit news: UK trade envoy quits in protest over no-deal policy threatening GBP800m Canada agreement | The Independent
The basic argument from Canada is, if No Deal goes through and the U.K. implements the low-tariff schedule that they are threatening to do, then why should Canada do a deal to allow the U.K. increased access to Canada in return for low tariffs for Canada into the U.K. when the U.K. is already offering that to the rest of the world for free?
It’s one of the reasons why Fox was so pissed off in the last couple of weeks, he’s spent 3 years trying to put deals together and it’s all been blown away by the hard Brexiters offering free access to the U.K. for all, without any reciprocal access to global markets for our exporters.
It’s the Brexit ideology - doesn’t matter who gets ****ed over as long as Brexit goes through. Fascism by another name.
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They will be lining up to do trade deals with the UK
Well not exactly
Yes there is a deal with Liechtenstein and one with the Faroe Islands
But Canada just closed the door in regards to rolling over their deal with the EU
Canada ‘hedging their bets’ on trade agreement with UK while they wait to see how Brexit turns out | The Independent
Brexit news: UK trade envoy quits in protest over no-deal policy threatening GBP800m Canada agreement | The IndependentTags: None
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