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Previously on "EU asking the British government for an extension"
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostPhew, had me worried. I'm technically still employed.
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostBecause the tories have managed to turn every full time job into four part time jobs, complete with in work benefits. What are the rules again ? is it working one hour a month makes you 'employed' for statistical purposes ?
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAlthough the unemployment rate is its lowest since 1975...blah blah conjecture and remoaner guesswork.
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I wonder if Boris has formed a secret...er....pact with Jo Swinson?
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThe EU are about to take the UK to the cleaners.
Manufacturers cut jobs at the fastest rate since 2012
The UK is in a weak position.
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The EU are about to take the UK to the cleaners.
Manufacturers cut jobs at the fastest rate since 2012
The UK is in a weak position.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostOf course. Nobody’s doubting that if there is the will, trade deals will be done.
My response was to the suggestion that “we already have a trade deal, why do things need to change”.
Originally posted by meridian View PostWe should have more fish, and the U.K. has some of the best fishing grounds in Europe. Let’s see if it’s easier to change people’s eating habits than it is to negotiate what should be a simple and beneficial-to-both-sides trade deal.
Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHow does that happen when you order fish?
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostEurope won't be any different to other big players - USA, Japan, China, South Korea when noegotiating deals with us. They know we're not poor so can price things well here.
My response was to the suggestion that “we already have a trade deal, why do things need to change”.
We're an island nation, we should have more fish in our diet. Always love the seafood when I get down to the South West.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostEurope won't be any different to other big players - USA, Japan, China, South Korea when noegotiating deals with us. They know we're not poor so can price things well here.
We're an island nation, we should have more fish in our diet. Always love the seafood when I get down to the South West.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostThe U.K. is the one changing them, by leaving the EU and walking away from all existing trade deals with the EU and arranged through the EU.
Try to understand: Brexit means the U.K. cancelling all existing trade deals with or through the EU, and it is up to the U.K. to negotiate new ones if it wants to.
Originally posted by meridian View PostThat’s one way of doing it.
Also: a large proportion of fish is sold to the EU. Stop selling it there, unless you want to negotiate an agreement.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostThe U.K. is the one changing them, by leaving the EU and walking away from all existing trade deals with the EU and arranged through the EU.
Try to understand: Brexit means the U.K. cancelling all existing trade deals with or through the EU, and it is up to the U.K. to negotiate new ones if it wants to.
That’s one way of doing it.
Also: a large proportion of fish is sold to the EU. Stop selling it there, unless you want to negotiate an agreement.
We can guess where Brexit is heading
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Originally posted by original PM View PostOk lets start with
Trade deals can stay the same - I mean they worked before and everyone was happy i guess so why change them?
Try to understand: Brexit means the U.K. cancelling all existing trade deals with or through the EU, and it is up to the U.K. to negotiate new ones if it wants to.
Fishing - here's a map of UK waters - Common Fisheries Policy | The Institute for Government - stay the hell out of them unless you want to negotiate an agreement.
S'not really difficult unless you make it so.
Also: a large proportion of fish is sold to the EU. Stop selling it there, unless you want to negotiate an agreement.
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