Astute
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So what deal wouldn't you be happy with?
Bullshit? Try answering the questions from me that are a reply to the diatribe you come out with.
So what deal wouldn't you be happy with?Yet more nonsense, I’ve never said France wouldn’t be impacted by Brexit.
I’d accept any sort of deal?
Yet more lies and bullshit.
I’ve said that the EEA would be a fair compromise.
As I have said ad-nausea there will be winners & losers. The winners are the ones that seek out opportunities & take advantage of the circumstance. That has always been the case. Brexit will simply concentrate the process.
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Ah so no number plate recognition? Trusted importers? Bonded warehouses? Spot checks with import licenses lost for discrepancies?What’s the technology then? You’re wasted on here, I’m surprised you haven’t been headhunted to solve Brexit.
So what deal wouldn't you be happy with?
Bullshit? Try answering the questions from me that are a reply to the diatribe you come out with.
Ah so no number plate recognition? Trusted importers? Bonded warehouses? Spot checks with import licenses lost for discrepancies?
Oh no there is nothing that can be done.
Why can't the backstop be changed? The technology is there.
The reason for it not being removed is we would be tied to the EU until they say we could leave. That is what it was designed for.
So what deal wouldn't you be happy with?
Bullshit? Try answering the questions from me that are a reply to the diatribe you come out with.
And on France. You tried to make out that it wouldn't be bad there. Then you called the links showing how bad it would be utter bullshit. You refused to say why the links were utter bullshit.
Yeah OK.
Could technology solve the Irish border problem?What technology? Why haven’t any of the Brexiters suggested it? If it’s here then implement it as and when, that ends the backstop and there’s no issue?
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Wouldyou like me to quote the.posts?I didn’t say the links were utter bullshit, I have no idea what links you’re even referring to.
Could technology solve the Irish border problem?
Brussels draw plan for Irish border tech — but trashed Brexiteers' same idea
Brexit: Irish backstop alternative could work 'within three years' - CityAM
But of course you can listen to a pro EU expert who will say differently.
Boris says that we’re leaving at the end of October no ifs and no buts. Your last link says it will take 3 years to set up. In other words there isn’t a technology solution unless you include delaying brexit for 3 years.
Could technology solve the Irish border problem?
Brussels draw plan for Irish border tech — but trashed Brexiteers' same idea
Brexit: Irish backstop alternative could work 'within three years' - CityAM
But of course you can listen to a pro EU expert who will say differently.
He’s also said the uk will not put any border checks in place so Varadker will be the one putting up the fence
I’d say there is now a very high probability we will leave on October 31
So apply this to the other questions in my post. If it can be done the backstop isn’t an issue but it certainly can’t just be ditched as would take a few years and a lot of investment to implement.
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Well yeah as an open border would cause serious issues with the single market.
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Indeed so the Eu will be the ones erecting a border
Could technology solve the Irish border problem?
Brussels draw plan for Irish border tech — but trashed Brexiteers' same idea
Brexit: Irish backstop alternative could work 'within three years' - CityAM
But of course you can listen to a pro EU expert who will say differently.
Indeed so the Eu will be the ones erecting a border
Indeed so the Eu will be the ones erecting a border
You’d be happy with an open border between the EU and UK then? Preventing illegal immigration would be interesting.
He’s also said the uk will not put any border checks in place so Varadker will be the one putting up the fence
I’d say there is now a very high probability we will leave on October 31
So illegal immigrants will be able to cross the border into the UK from Ireland and we’ll have no mechanism for sending them back. How will Varadkar have to deal with that?Well that’s not happening is it? Anyway Varadkar will have to deal with it. Let’s see how cocky he is on November 1
It will not be the UK erecting a border
You’d be happy with an open border between the EU and UK then? Preventing illegal immigration would be interesting.
Brexiters: “We want control over our borders, except our only land border”
Well that’s not happening is it? Anyway Varadkar will have to deal with it. Let’s see how cocky he is on November 1
Okay I'm here now, cross it off my bucket list now. And note never to ever come to this thread again. Have fun with the next 1000 pages
Having no border is going to lead to illegal immigration, it’s inevitable. It’s also a UK problem that would need addressing as presumably the illegal migration would be those entering the UK.
Ireland will be instructed on day 1 to obey Brussels we can just sit and wait. A hard Brexit will be catastrophic for Eire
I imagine the oh so smug Mr Varadka is changing his underwear with increasing frequency as each day goes by
You’re detached from reality. I see nothing in your post that is going to give British dairy farmers based based in Northern Ireland any comfort for instance. How do you propose to help them for instance.
Ireland will be instructed on day 1 to obey Brussels we can just sit and wait. A hard Brexit will be catastrophic for Eire
I imagine the oh so smug Mr Varadka is changing his underwear with increasing frequency as each day goes by
So Brussels will not set a border up on November 1?
We started the process of setting the border up in June 2016. Not just the one either. 97 in total to be exact.
You also didn’t answer the question. How do you propose to help the British dairy farmers of Northern Ireland?
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