13-07-2018, 05:29 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiI must admit to self interest in my views about accepting a Canada style deal.
Financial Services are not a big thing in Rural North Shropshire, much more a London and South East thing.
We do however export vast amounts of stuff to the EU, so a Canada Deal, which is Tariff Free, would secure local jobs.
The foodstuffs are fresh and there is no market for them here in the UK.
1.7milllion FS jobs are outside London. Far more than in London.
Only about 100,000 people line in North Shropshire so it's not a good idea to base our Brexit policy on what happens in that particular backwater.
I'm sure the farmland used to produce food we don't eat could be re-wilded and the workers offered other employment.
13-07-2018, 06:51 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by Moscow
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Financial services are also big news in Edinburgh, Belfast, Glasgow, Bristol, Manchester and Birmingham.1.7milllion FS jobs are outside London. Far more than in London.
Only about 100,000 people line in North Shropshire so it's not a good idea to base our Brexit policy on what happens in that particular backwater.
I'm sure the farmland used to produce food we don't eat could be re-wilded and the workers offered other employment.
14-07-2018, 05:57 AM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by Moscow
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Financial services are also big news in Edinburgh, Belfast, Glasgow, Bristol, Manchester and Birmingham.1.7milllion FS jobs are outside London. Far more than in London.
Only about 100,000 people line in North Shropshire so it's not a good idea to base our Brexit policy on what happens in that particular backwater.
I'm sure the farmland used to produce food we don't eat could be re-wilded and the workers offered other employment.
The object of the exercise is to leave the EU and develop Free Trade Deals with the rest of the World.
The Canada style deal is what we are hoping to negotiate with the rest of the World, so why should we just not take it and minimise the effect that Brexit has.
No deal is just self flagellation, something I am not into.
15-07-2018, 11:50 AM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by Purwell
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Au contraire old bean I am bang on the head of the nail.
15-07-2018, 11:58 AM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiThe object of the exercise is to leave the EU and develop Free Trade Deals with the rest of the World.
The Canada style deal is what we are hoping to negotiate with the rest of the World, so why should we just not take it and minimise the effect that Brexit has.
No deal is just self flagellation, something I am not into.
Brexit, if done as it should be done, would be a massive boon for the UK so why would you want to minimise that effect........Only a Remainer talks that sort of shite!
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