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You, like Fox seem to think one simply has to copy and paste current EU international trade commitments. From the perspective of your eventual trade partner there is a big difference in markets open. The EU market is a bit bigger than UK's. Conditions on price reductions etc. will be in comparable scale.
And the transition period is a big if.

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Hi

I am nothing like Liam Fox at all.

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Hope so. One is enough.

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Before the ink is dry on TM's signature on this alleged 'deal' there are so many trashing it, that there is no possibility of it getting through parliament.

https://www.aol.co.uk/news/2018/11/2...ate-responses/


https://www.aol.co.uk/news/2018/11/2...a-brexit-deal/


https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8651146.html

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Even the courts are lining up to trash TM's alleged deal.


https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8649001.html

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Would be an elegant solution to an untenable situation. Declare the brexit vote void due to malversations in the proces. As a consequence invoking article 50 was illegal, so as a result the UK stil is, and will remain, in the EU. End of story.

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Is that what it means? Article 50 has been triggered by a legitimate government of the UK so even of the court finds the vote void then Britain will leave in March. Or can they say, "Sorry we were just kidding"?

What I find interesting is the number of people on this forum who predicted that Britain's leaving would lead to the break up of the EU, yet from afar the opposite seems to have occurred and the EU appears more united than ever.

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I don't think it would surprise anyone to see this lot, of MPs, backing down, under pressure of being kicked out of May's Good Books, and signing up to her plot.

Not that I'm suggesting that they are traitors, or whatever!

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Not kidding. We, the UK government, were led to believe that the majority of our citizens wanted to leave the EU. As this vote is void, we invoked article 50 on erroneous grounds. So we revoke article 50.

Before brexit there was a number of countries where similar critics on the EU were heard. After brexit referendum information became available on benefits and advantages of EU membership. Too late to be of use for british voters (they had already made their choice without that information), but in other EU countries this information was sufficient to subdue critics on the EU. What it especially made clear is that we need one another, despite our differences.

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Appearances can be defective Bruce, I think the EU may well still fall and I think they'll take down many countries still in it which is why it's so important we cleanly break away now.