There is it again. Make a very vague statement, with massive implications and try and pass off this air of calm by simply saying "will be fine".
No one believes you. We've been hearing this nonsense for the last 2+ years and those in the leave camp are making themselves look daft by saying it. "Easiest trade deal in history". Not going too well for your side is it?
Can you explain how either will be fine by the way?
He merely uses glib comments like to gloss over uncomfortable facts, as like the rest of them, he’s not very good with actual facts.
Trade ‘sensibly’ via WTO despite have no agreement in place on quotas and there already being a number of objections to our proposal. They’ll need complete consensus to be agreed, and has already been pointed out, there’s a number of countries who have on going gripes with the U.K. that will undoubtedly use their vote as leverage, it could take literally years.
Then we move on to his “we’ll increase our exports via FTA’s”. We lose 60 FTA agreements that we have via the EU on the day we leave, together with a whole host of bilateral agreements. So far we have managed to replicate note replicate, not improve - 3. We need to replicate the other 57 in order to stand still. The Govt is currently working on 4 FTA’s with other nations, two of whom have told us that we’re behind the EU in the queue. We’ve also be told by the likes of India that they’d want an element of free movement to accompany any FTA.
So we’re 57 short of standing still (ignoring the EU like), so to these new amazing emerging markets....what is a developing market going to want from us? They’ll have plenty of cheap inferior quality tat and cheaper food produce though no doubt. So we’ll likely open our own market up to competition that our own producers can’t match.
“We’ll be fine” is the glib comment of a typical leaver who really doesn’t care what the fiscal implications will be, they just want to celebrate ‘Independence Day’ it seems. A day when we’ll be free of crippling laws on vacuum cleaner motors.......only we won’t as we’ve adopted every piece of current EU regulation......Oh.
