If you want some less forthrightly pro-remain follows, @EmporersNewC @davidallengreen @OliverBullough @JolyonMaugham @faisalislam are all pretty good.
None of them will offer substantiated contrary opinions to those you've already discovered though, sadly. They're just a bit less preachy than @mrjamesob & @JasonJHunter.
As I see it, if we don't sort a deal we will go from free trade with the EU to operating under WTO rules.
We then have a costly and time consuming period where we negotiate to try and get us back to the position we're in now with our current biggest trading partner.
That's before you start on negotiating with the rest of the world. We've already submitted one WTO schedule which was reject by the US, Brazil and a couple of others. I don't see this as being a short term hit.
As I keep saying, I'm far from an expert, but if I'm wrong I just want some to tell me why with a bit of detail.
But if you move into 160 odd new relationships with partners who all have different demands I think it's fair to say your life will become a car crash!!
problem is, you go to make hay with one, but if just one of the others object you can't.
Clint stop pretending to be anything different to Mart, SickBoy & Tony. You're obviously here with the same sole intent as them. We know we have no genuine experts on any of the issues on this forum...& those outside of don't carry much sway either.
It's happening...get used to it!
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Clint stop pretending to be anything different to Mart, SickBoy & Tony. You're obviously here with the same sole intent as them. We know we have no genuine experts on any of the issues on this forum...& those outside of don't carry much sway either.
It's happening...get used to it!
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Clint stop pretending to be anything different to Mart, SickBoy & Tony. You're obviously here with the same sole intent as them. We know we have no genuine experts on any of the issues on this forum...& those outside of don't carry much sway either.
It's happening...get used to it!
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Believe it or not but there's quite a few people who disagree with the whole process.
Luckily we don't live in a country where debate and voicing one's opinion is illegal.
Believe it or not but there's quite a few people who disagree with the whole process.
Luckily we don't live in a country where debate and voicing one's opinion is illegal.
Most people don’t care
you are, not surprisingly completely wrong.
You can't answer my questions so you've defaulted to empty rhetoric.
It's dead simple, I think leaving with no deal will be a disaster, explain to me why it won't, I've never claimed the information I've got is infallible or that I totally understand the complex ins and outs. You've made no attempt to explain your counter position.
Grappa has given me some names to check out so I will, you couldn't even give me that.
Stick to the sloganeering - it's happening get over it and brexit means brexit - it's all you've got to offer.
I felt compelled to give this post a like because Clint is in my gang
Pre-referendum the vast majority were not really interested in the EU. Then all of a sudden people seemed to develop pretty deep and entrenched positions that for some have continued to this day.
Not sure what that was about! All I want is for someone to explain why they think trading under WTO rules is a good thing.
I've looked into it, it seems very complicated to me and most information you find seems to point to it being a bad idea in the event of a no deal. I am genuinely looking for a counter opinion.
At the end of the day the level of my understanding of the issue (or lack of understanding) isn't going to make a blind bit of difference just trying to get my head round it to get a grasp of what's going on.
Did make me chuckle when i read that the meps will lose their 90k salaries when we leave....Bless em !!!But, our Conservative MEPs wouldn’t vote to sanction an „illiberal democrat“ who suppresses opposition, is anti Semitic and trousers EU money. They need his help with Brexit negotiations.
Did make me chuckle when i read that the meps will lose their 90k salaries when we leave....Bless em !!!
Thought you would mention Farage lol.........Still get their pensions though. Including Ferage who has point blank refused to forfeit his despite it making up part of the divorce bill that he’s opposed to.
Still get their pensions though. Including Ferage who has point blank refused to forfeit his despite it making up part of the divorce bill that he’s opposed to.
NO HE WOULD NOTYou would claim a pension for over 15 years plus of work though wouldn’t you
You would claim a pension for over 15 years plus of work though wouldn’t you
You think he deserves it? You don’t think it’s a selective principle to rabbit on about the gravy train of the EU while also drinking from it yourself? Sounds very hypocritical to me.
But would you Tony ?You think he deserves it? You don’t think it’s a selective principle to rabbit on about the gravy train of the EU while also drinking from it yourself? Sounds very hypocritical to me.
Ofcourse he would ffs lolBut would you Tony ?
Get yer tin hat on.......Facts and figure's are a coming lolOfcourse he would ffs lol
There are many people who despise their companies who still take money for them when they retire , means nothing
Get yer tin hat on.......Facts and figure's are a coming lol
But would you Tony ?
They probably don't spend all their days trying to get people to vote for them on a ticket of destroying said company though.
His hypocrisy is off the scale.
Like Mr Corbyn?
There are many people who despise their companies who still take money for them when they retire , means nothing
They probably don't spend all their days trying to get people to vote for them on a ticket of destroying said company though.
His hypocrisy is off the scale.
in what way?
He was pretty consistent throughout his career , you don’t just have to be an EU shill to be an MP and Be paid .
when Alan Sked created UKIP, (AFL as it was then), one of it's principles was not to take money from the EU to make a point. A quick buck was obviously more important to Farage.
Mr Corbyn has been elected as a Labour Party member of Parliament for over 30 years hasn’t he?
At the end of the day 99% of people who work for an establishment for a number of years will take the pension at the end of it ... simple
I'm aware of him defying the whip, been a pain in the arse to the leadership, but I'm not aware of him calling for the destruction of the Labour party.
In fact, since he's been leader the membership has seen a huge increase so I'm not sure that comparison stands up.
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