22-07-2019, 12:53 PM
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Re: Today on Brexit Central, Austin Mitchell Nails it Again !
Originally Posted by Bread
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We import more than we export - by a massive margin.Do you honestly believe the EU 27 do not need our business ?
Another new overseas poster that mysteriously appears on the Brexit thread...
I wish all these foriegners would stop worrying about the
UK's welfare after brexit??
Regards Donkeyman!
22-07-2019, 01:01 PM
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Re: Today on Brexit Central, Austin Mitchell Nails it Again !
Ha! You think immigrants are a net drain on the UK? Wrong, they are a net benefit to the UK. Oh, and you really need to check the rules on EU citizens from one country claiming benefits in another EU country. Or do you simply prefer ignorant prejudice?22-07-2019, 01:04 PM
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Re: Today on Brexit Central, Austin Mitchell Nails it Again !
Originally Posted by Bread
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We import more than we export - by a massive margin.Do you honestly believe the EU 27 do not need our business ?
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22-07-2019, 01:05 PM
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Re: Today on Brexit Central, Austin Mitchell Nails it Again !
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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Our trade with eu is in deficit by + - 80 billion £s gascony!Where do you think this money comes from??
It can only come from two sources?
1, our trade with the rest of the world! In which case that
trade is subsidising our trade with eu??
2. We print the money??
Neither option makes sense imo!!
Regards Donkeyman!
Or we borrow it? increasing the national debt.
22-07-2019, 01:07 PM
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Re: Today on Brexit Central, Austin Mitchell Nails it Again !
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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His user name explains where he lives Bread!I wish all these foriegners would stop worrying about the
UK's welfare after brexit??
Regards Donkeyman!
It also tells you in the top right hand corner of his posts, Sherlock
22-07-2019, 01:19 PM
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Re: Today on Brexit Central, Austin Mitchell Nails it Again !
Originally Posted by gascony
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The EU 27 would prefer to continue to do business with the UK, but very simply will not suffer as much as the UK will in the event of problems with that trade. The UK sends half its exports to the EU. The EU would not like to lose the 8% of exports it sends to the UK, but clearly as its only 8% of its total exports it can relatively easily take that hit. So again, explain why you see any sort of parity in dependency for trade.
22-07-2019, 01:27 PM
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Re: Today on Brexit Central, Austin Mitchell Nails it Again !
Originally Posted by itsme
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It also tells you in the top right hand corner of his posts, Sherlock
Regards Donkeyman!
22-07-2019, 01:34 PM
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Re: Today on Brexit Central, Austin Mitchell Nails it Again !
Originally Posted by gascony
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You make multiple points and many errors.1. Where do I get my figures from? Just google the questions and there are many sources - the common figures are I showed.
2. The EU economies are in decline - wrong. Consider Poland, its being growing at about 4% pa for the last 20 years. True, some countries growth is low but even the worst performing EU countries are slowly pulling back from the terrible 2008 crash. Please provide figures to support your claim otherwise we can simply reject it.
3. The UK benefits least out of the single market. How do you figure that? The single market was a Thatcher concept that hugely benefits the UK. As is evidenced by the 48% of our exports going to the EU.
4. We will get better trade deals out of the EU. No, we are very unlikely to do that. We benefit from the EU agreed trade deals with many countries and these are on terms that the UK alone are very unlikely to improve on. Why would any country give a better deal to a place that offers less than the whole of the EU?
Yet you appear to be living abroad??
If so l think that disqualifies from using the we??
Regards Donkeyman!
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