brexit negotiations have been an abject failure because
treacherous remoaners refuse to accept democracy.
brexit negotiations have been an abject failure because
There is no such thing as 'no deal' therefore it is not a bargaining tool.
A 'bargaining tool' for what exactly?No deal simply becomes a deal that nobody wants and nobody benefits from, we lose, the eu loses (and more than you care to admit). That's a bargaining tool.
A 'bargaining tool' for what exactly?
Of course I can...Perhaps you could tell us?
Of course we remainers can't tell you.Perhaps you could tell us?
Whatever the two sides are attempting to negotiate I would imagine. Unlike the entire LWW contingency on this DIY forum, I'm not in the negotiation team and therefore not privy to the minutae. Perhaps you could tell us?
Deflection and blame gametreacherous remoaners refuse to accept democracy.
There is no such thing as 'no deal' therefore it is not a bargaining tool.
Of course I can...
There is no 'deal' that is better or even close to the one we already have...
Simples
Unless of course in your wisdom you could envisage a deal that would be better than the one we already have?
Of course we remainers can't tell you.
The leavers themselves don't know what they want. They just keep spouting meaningless platitudes.
How can:
The UK leave with no deal, or
Cornwall leave the UK with no deal, or
You leave the Golf Club with no deal
other than metaphorically pulling up the drawbridge and having no further contact with them?
Some idiots will say that is what they want but they are just idiots.
Golf club? if that's the best analogy you can come up with I would suggest you're the fking idiot.
Do you think Cornwall could/would/should leave the UK without making any arrangements as to what would happen the day after?
Take the German car manufacturers, the UK is their most important market, smaller than the US market, but more profitable
Yes we will.we will no longer be in the EU and no longer have to abide by MOST of their rules
What will be better is we will be free to strike up our own trade agreements
EU does tooThe whole world is slowly gearing toward free trade anyway which was the original purpose and intent of the WTO
The cost of divergence and then aligning with other rules will far outstrip any perceived cost benefits.What will be better is we will no longer be in the EU and no longer have to abide by MOST of their rules
We already do.What will be better is having more control over levels and application of VAT
Quite a bit of trade is possible tariff free under EBA (everything but arms).what tariffs do the eu place on food imports from Africa
Trade experts disagree -they say the UK will get much worse deals than existing EU trade deals.What will be better is we will be free to strike up our own trade agreements with other countries