11-09-2016, 07:17 AM
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Re: Brexit Again
What do you think of the Hard Exit theory? That is to say , get out now, take complete control of our borders and laws etc, and forget about the single market. As it stands the rest of the EU stands to lose more than us without any trade deal. They export billions more to us than we do to them. Instead of us worrying about getting a good deal to keep the single market, how about letting the EU worry about where their exports should go.The other side of the argument is of course, the number of foreign owned companies that came here as an entry point into the EU.
11-09-2016, 08:54 AM
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Re: Brexit Again
Originally Posted by Old Supporter
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What do you think of the Hard Exit theory? That is to say , get out now, take complete control of our borders and laws etc, and forget about the single market. As it stands the rest of the EU stands to lose more than us without any trade deal. They export billions more to us than we do to them. Instead of us worrying about getting a good deal to keep the single market, how about letting the EU worry about where their exports should go.
11-09-2016, 03:44 PM
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Re: Brexit Again
Originally Posted by Old Supporter
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What do you think of the Hard Exit theory? That is to say , get out now, take complete control of our borders and laws etc, and forget about the single market. As it stands the rest of the EU stands to lose more than us without any trade deal. They export billions more to us than we do to them. Instead of us worrying about getting a good deal to keep the single market, how about letting the EU worry about where their exports should go.The other side of the argument is of course, the number of foreign owned companies that came here as an entry point into the EU.
I'm willing to take some chances, and even to lose some money, if it means we can get out of this corrupt organisation right now.
I fear the scaremongers are still trying to deter us from leaving with their 'words of warning'. That didn't deter us from voting, though, did it?
I'm not sure why some foreign-owned companies felt it best to come to the UK as an entry point into the EU. If they wanted that, why not Germany or another EU country? Perhaps there's something about this country that they find attractive, in or out of the Fourth Reich.
11-09-2016, 04:28 PM
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Re: Brexit Again
HiFirst of all can we please think about the they have more to lose than we do thing.
This, is a long read, but explains things.
http://www.niesr.ac.uk/blog/after-br...u#.V9Vx6ZgrJNA
We have a massive amount of stuff to do, just to take back our Borders, never mind anything else.
More haste , less speed.
We cannot even do new trade deals until we have rejoined the WTO in our own right, not as part of the EU.
There are massive amounts of things we can and should be doing now, such as setting up more training for our own to replace those we will be stopping from coming hear.
It will take time to train them, the sooner we do, the sooner we can seriously cut back on Immigration.
11-09-2016, 05:02 PM
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Re: Brexit Again
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiFirst of all can we please think about the they have more to lose than we do thing.
This, is a long read, but explains things.
http://www.niesr.ac.uk/blog/after-br...u#.V9Vx6ZgrJNA
We have a massive amount of stuff to do, just to take back our Borders, never mind anything else.
More haste , less speed.
We cannot even do new trade deals until we have rejoined the WTO in our own right, not as part of the EU.
There are massive amounts of things we can and should be doing now, such as setting up more training for our own to replace those we will be stopping from coming hear.
It will take time to train them, the sooner we do, the sooner we can seriously cut back on Immigration.
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11-09-2016, 06:00 PM
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Re: Brexit Again
Originally Posted by Meg
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It has now been almost 3 months since the date of the referendum and while I appreciate it takes time to recruit negotiators to set the wheels in motion , I would like to see some evidence of a little more speed and less haste now please .
They have had to set up an entire new Department, get an office and the requisite IT systems, telephones etc etc.
It is here
https://www.gov.uk/government/organi...european-union
You can follow the progress there.
Cameron resigned straight away, so nothing could be done until we got a new PM, who then had to appoint a new Cabinet.
There is a lot that has been achieved since she became Prime Minister on 16th July.
The biggest problem has been the three Brexiteers themselves, they could not agree a strategy amongst themselves as to what they wanted,
She seems to have got some sort of agreement for them to adhere to.
To my mind there is no point in triggering Article 50 until they have got the new department in it's office and fully staffed.
I know others will disagree, but this is my view.
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