It’s fun.... embrace it Pete lolWhat, another 18 months of this thread.....
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peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I am mate, I am.....
He's waived (I assume accidently) his legal privilege to advice on a case he intends to bring
lol
What, another 18 months of this thread.....
It beats expecting Everton to be any good tbh.
roydo
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I have just watched a bit of a TV programme fronted by Ed Balls all about the import/export machine in the UK. Mainly cos the footie is crap, and I am vaguely interested in it.
They focused on food. And it was astonishing how a ship with hundreds of containers rammed full of it from everywhere are seemlessly loaded, (by computer) onto hundreds of lorries and then delivered to distribution hubs around the UK.
With the reverse for the exports.
Anyone thinking that messing with this utterly interdependent system, that has developed over years/as technology expands, with no repercussions on food supplies is plain and simple, a fool.
They focused on food. And it was astonishing how a ship with hundreds of containers rammed full of it from everywhere are seemlessly loaded, (by computer) onto hundreds of lorries and then delivered to distribution hubs around the UK.
With the reverse for the exports.
Anyone thinking that messing with this utterly interdependent system, that has developed over years/as technology expands, with no repercussions on food supplies is plain and simple, a fool.
I agree
Mr. White
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As you've said, food is imported and exported from "everywhere". Access to buy and sell food doesn't require EU membership. We're not going to starve outside of the EU.
And as for the "interdependence" that you have acknowledged , that gives us serious leverage to make a good deal. The whole 'if it's not broke, don't fix it' mentality, means that there would never be any improvements or progress.
Is this the easiest deal ever we were promised 3 years ago ?? Or is this another great deal we’ve yet to hear about ?
There's a reason why every single trade body in the UK would rather revoke article 50 than go through a no deal Brexit.
Charlie Sweet
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Yeah but what do they know about their respective industries eh?! What's to say a Tory MP, or better still a Brexit Party candidate that has, and let's be clear on this, ruddy great big union Jack tattoos on his or her backside, doesnt know more than them? Those so called experts would have had us surrendering, surrendering I say, to the Germans back in WW2. No. Rubbish. We must have confidence in our own ambitions. For after all, did the good man upstairs not put a Great in front of Britain for that very reason? And who are you, a mere Mod, to question the Lord?
Mr. White
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In the interest of balance.... equally, we were also promised that "no deal would be better than a bad deal".
Parliament should have united behind the referendum result to get the best deal possible. They haven't. Remain MP's alone, who have refused to accept the result of the referendum, are responsible for our inability to get a deal.
Don’t kid yourself. No deal was never mentioned until it became apparent that this god awful Tory government couldn’t stamp their feet and get what they want, Chuck the erg into the mix and hey presto.... the most inept assembly of crooks and liars assembled under one roof.... aka... the Tory party
“The Surrender Act” is a shameful description of a Government proposal. I would like to think all who espouse it will take responsibility for those take it as a call to arms.
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