What's needed now is unity ....The votes done

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And brexit will have no effect on that, will it.

Do you want to recheck any of your information?


And you didn't name a country we don't deal with? An oversight?
I believe that even the Automotive industry will have heard of Brexit and yet they are putting money into the UK... I wonder why? We currently can sell to any country in the world unless they are subject to sanctions and we can buy from any country in the world provided they are not subject to sanctions, the difference is we will shortly be in a position to reduce tariffs on goods that we need from any country we like and they can reduce tariffs on goods they would like to buy from us... We can have a list of tariffs for each country... Hmm, what shall we call it? how about "Trade agreement"? This means that the UK could buy produce from say, some North African country that produces lots of salad produce instead of buying it from an EU country for the same price or less and they can sell into a pretty big market when they have little chance of selling into the EU market... The UK helps poor African countries work their way to prosperity whilst the EU watches them starve, then dumps lots of cheap food on them putting their farmers out of business... The UK yet again is the saviour of the day.
 
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I believe that even the Automotive industry will have heard of Brexit and yet they are putting money into the UK... I wonder why? We currently can sell to any country in the world unless they are subject to sanctions and we can buy from any country in the world provided they are not subject to sanctions, the difference is we will shortly be in a position to reduce tariffs on goods that we need from any country we like and they can reduce tariffs on goods they would like to buy from us... We can have a list of tariffs for each country... Hmm, what shall we call it? how about "Trade agreement"? This means that the UK could buy produce from say, some North African country that produces lots of salad produce instead of buying it from an EU country for the same price or less and they can sell into a pretty big market when they have little chance of selling into the EU market... The UK helps poor African countries work their way to prosperity whilst the EU watches them starve, then dumps lots of cheap food on them putting their farmers out of business... The UK yet again is the saviour of the day.


You are happy with your comments about cars?

So this trade (import and export) is about cheaper imports? Do you think that is a recipe for success ?
 
You are happy with your comments about cars?

So this trade (import and export) is about cheaper imports? Do you think that is a recipe for success ?
It is about helping poor nations where the EU has been trying to push them further into poverty. Definitely happy with my comments about the car industry because that is what is happening..
 
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Your second story is from February and long out of date, the Japanese manufacturers are investing in UK manufacturing. Your first story is not surprising as many UK made components do not find their way into EU made cars as it is so it is a fabricated story..
 
Your second story is from February and long out of date, the Japanese manufacturers are investing in UK manufacturing. Your first story is not surprising as many UK made components do not find their way into EU made cars as it is so it is a fabricated story..


Is it?

In a statement, Toyota said:

"Toyota announced investment upgrades for its vehicle plant at Burnaston some time ago, which shows we are doing all we can to ensure our UK operations are as competitive as possible.

The company’s position on Brexit has remained consistent since the UK referendum – that a competitive environment for the UK automotive sector must be maintained in the future. This means continued tariff and barrier-free market access between the UK and Europe that is predictable and uncomplicated.

There are no imminent investment decisions to take on our UK manufacturing businesses. With regard to specific models, Toyota has never commented on future production plans as a matter of course."
 
Is it?

In a statement, Toyota said:

"Toyota announced investment upgrades for its vehicle plant at Burnaston some time ago, which shows we are doing all we can to ensure our UK operations are as competitive as possible.

The company’s position on Brexit has remained consistent since the UK referendum – that a competitive environment for the UK automotive sector must be maintained in the future. This means continued tariff and barrier-free market access between the UK and Europe that is predictable and uncomplicated.

There are no imminent investment decisions to take on our UK manufacturing businesses. With regard to specific models, Toyota has never commented on future production plans as a matter of course."
And yet, despite your statement, they continue to invest.. Why might that be?
 
I believe that even the Automotive industry will have heard of Brexit and yet they are putting money into the UK... I wonder why? We currently can sell to any country in the world unless they are subject to sanctions and we can buy from any country in the world provided they are not subject to sanctions, the difference is we will shortly be in a position to reduce tariffs on goods that we need from any country we like and they can reduce tariffs on goods they would like to buy from us... We can have a list of tariffs for each country... Hmm, what shall we call it? how about "Trade agreement"? This means that the UK could buy produce from say, some North African country that produces lots of salad produce instead of buying it from an EU country for the same price or less and they can sell into a pretty big market when they have little chance of selling into the EU market... The UK helps poor African countries work their way to prosperity whilst the EU watches them starve, then dumps lots of cheap food on them putting their farmers out of business... The UK yet again is the saviour of the day.

Hahaha hahaha
Captain Bonkers get on your meds.
 
The European Union is an ongoing disaster for Africa

The EU common agriculture policy enables, if not compels, EU farmers to dump their excess but cheap farm produce on African markets, thus forcing African farmers to sell their products at a loss or leave the market altogether. And, while pushing for ever more foreign aid to Africa, the EU also imposes stiff tariffs on African agricultural imports, thus making it impossible forAfrica to trade itself out of poverty. The result is the vicious cycle of poverty,

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/feb/28/the-european-union-is-an-ongoing-disaster-for-africa

This is the EU that Yafo, JohnD and other remainers think is so wonderful.

Is the EUs dumping of food in Africa a recent thing......
Here is an article from 10 years ago


British households pay an extra £832 a year in grocery bills due to the huge EU subsidy system that is also depriving tens of thousands of African farmers of their livelihoods, a charity warns.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...ricas-farmers-of-their-livelihood-478419.html



 
The European Union is an ongoing disaster for Africa

The EU common agriculture policy enables, if not compels, EU farmers to dump their excess but cheap farm produce on African markets, thus forcing African farmers to sell their products at a loss or leave the market altogether. And, while pushing for ever more foreign aid to Africa, the EU also imposes stiff tariffs on African agricultural imports, thus making it impossible forAfrica to trade itself out of poverty. The result is the vicious cycle of poverty,

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/feb/28/the-european-union-is-an-ongoing-disaster-for-africa

This is the EU that Yafo, JohnD and other remainers think is so wonderful.

Is the EUs dumping of food in Africa a recent thing......
Here is an article from 10 years ago




https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...ricas-farmers-of-their-livelihood-478419.html




I am not saying the EU is perfect, or that it doesn't cause issues.

But in that example you show that the EU dumps cheap product in Africa. But Captain Black says African produce is cheaper. Which is it?
 
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