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I really would not worry too much. I am getting more and more convinced that the Govt really don't have a clue. Lets see how things unfold once the talks start. I think as the reality of the UK's position starts to get clearer we'll see a fair amount of 'Positional adjustment' David Davies and Boris are realists, you only look at their past speeches, much as they want the UK to regain control of it's affairs they fully understand the risks of a 'Hard' brexit. I expect that the 'transitional deal' to be quite close to what we've got now, and it'll take at least half a decade to get a final deal.
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Nice sound and engine but so nasty and plasticky inside
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostWell it's a pity that even if Brexit was the right idea, the timing has proved all wrong.
Taking the charitable view and assuming that Brexit is Britain looking outwards to the world at large, it has come at exactly the time when the largest economy in the world is retreating into protectionism and isolation, most probably leading to a tit for tat trade war between the major economic regions.
Brexit Britain will merely be caught in the crossfire.
Anyone who thinks that Britian will thrive in that sort of environment needs their head examined.
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Originally posted by stek View PostSame with the Tesla Model S I was determined to like. Love the technology, but despite being a luxury car with a luxury interior it looked tacky and toy-like inside. £100k car....
And it weighs two tons - two tons! It's not even that big, hardly any space......
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostProblem is Trump will ruin the US car industry by protectionism.
When local producers have no competition they become sh!te.
And American cars are already sh!te.
There's a reason Chevrolets aren't coveted round the world like Mercedes and Audis. They're only going to become worse.
PS Acquantaince of mine has a Mustang. Nice sound and engine but so nasty and plasticky inside. far, far worse than a Hyundai.
And it weighs two tons - two tons! It's not even that big, hardly any space......
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostProblem is Trump will ruin the US car industry by protectionism.
When local producers have no competition they become sh!te.
And American cars are already sh!te.
There's a reason Chevrolets aren't coveted round the world like Mercedes and Audis. They're only going to become worse.
PS Acquantaince of mine has a Mustang. Nice sound and engine but so nasty and plasticky inside. far, far worse than a Hyundai.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostFlip me, the whingers are out in force this morning.
Like the chorus from some Greek tragedy!
Any idea at all about how Britain will thrive in 2/3 years?
Like all intelligent people, I'm willing to change my mind.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostTrump's trade adviser accusing Germany of currency manipulation . Looks like Trump wants a trade war with everyone apart from the UK.
https://www.ft.com/content/57f104d2-...c-082c54a7f539
When local producers have no competition they become sh!te.
And American cars are already sh!te.
There's a reason Chevrolets aren't coveted round the world like Mercedes and Audis. They're only going to become worse.
PS Acquantaince of mine has a Mustang. Nice sound and engine but so nasty and plasticky inside. far, far worse than a Hyundai.
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Trump's trade adviser accusing Germany of currency manipulation . Looks like Trump wants a trade war with everyone apart from the UK.
https://www.ft.com/content/57f104d2-...c-082c54a7f539
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Flip me, the whingers are out in force this morning.
Like the chorus from some Greek tragedy!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostWell it's a pity that even if Brexit was the right idea, the timing has proved all wrong.
Taking the charitable view and assuming that Brexit is Britain looking outwards to the world at large, it has come at exactly the time when the largest economy in the world is retreating into protectionism and isolation, most probably leading to a tit for tat trade war between the major economic regions.
Brexit Britain will merely be caught in the crossfire.
Anyone who thinks that Britian will thrive in that sort of environment needs their head examined.
We can guess what this will do to London as a financial centre.
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The US-Australian trade deal, negotiated by the Bush administration was a poor deal which has led to less trade between the two countries due to Bush being a tough negotiator and Trump now wants to tear it up and make an even worse one.
Go figure where this is going for the UK.
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Originally posted by stek View PostThat's just what I was thinking, gave the EU the push, tried to get off with the USA only to find she wants to take us up the Oxo Tower, leaving us as property-stricken spinsters with our one-bar collective electric fire in our £10k flats that were once worth £500k before the debt rug disappeared as Sterling achieved parity with the Matabeleland Gumbo-bean....
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