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chippy / glory said:
How about you produce a few facts to back up you assertions (see what i did there).

What is the total volume of trade from these deals compared to that of the EU deals?
What terms are these new deals under, better or worse than the EU ones?
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A few facts? You wouldn't know a fact if it bit you on the nose. How many facts, sources, links etc. have you provided to back your shouty fiction? And yet anyone who states something contrary to your guesswork has to produce chapter & verse. <doh>

Anything I've mentioned has been widely reported by the various media & is easily available on t'internet if you were interested. And let's face it - you've made it clear that you're not interested in hearing it. So it would be a waste of effort in my part to grant your laughable request.
 
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Whitejock said:
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A few facts? You wouldn't know a fact if it bit you on the nose. How many facts, sources, links etc. have you provided to back your shouty fiction? And yet anyone who states something contrary to your guesswork has to produce chapter & verse. <doh>

Anything I've mentioned has been widely reported by the various media & is easily available on t'internet if you were interested. And let's face it - you've made it clear that you're not interested in hearing it. So it would be a waste of effort in my part to grant your laughable request.
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Everything I have mentioned has also been widely reported (I supplied links to most of it) and 2020 gave you some excellent links to same only yesterday.

I wouldn't have asked you to back it up but if I drop a smelly fart you would ask me to bottle a sample and mail it to you as proof.

Are you going to meet Eire and me for a pint at the Newcastle game.
If you wanted to be really matey you could get him and me a ticket before they go on general sale and we will see you right?
 
Published on 24 Oct 2016
A wheelchair-bound woman was gang raped by 5 migrants. Due to the angry reactions that followed, feminists and leftists decided to throw a demonstration against racism. Angry Foreigner discusses the insanity in how political correctness tries to teach women that they owe their vadge to the third world.
 
lifecheshirewhite said:
If we import much more than we export,and we do its common sense,but you don't want to hear that.
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So country X imports from us and the EU put a tariff on it because of brexit, or country X can import from country Y that is in the EU and can supply goods tariff free..... wonder which they will do? <laugh><laugh><laugh>

It's a good job you have a driving license, you would starve if you had to do something complicated.
Do you wear slip on shoes? <whistle>
 
UK manufacturing exports rise on boost from weaker pound
The pound’s slump since the Brexit referendum boosts export orders but it also means costs are climbing fast, the CBI says.
 
Fewer UK firms are struggling despite Brexit vote, survey shows
Insolvencies firm Begbies Traynor reports number of companies in financial distress fell 6% in three months after EU referendum

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Glory if you could read and read the artical I posted the other day,you would see the protectionism in the EU often charges us above world trade prices.By as much as 20%,good job you give out parking tickets in stead of trading.
 
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Fewer UK firms are struggling despite Brexit vote, survey shows
Insolvencies firm Begbies Traynor reports number of companies in financial distress fell 6% in three months after EU referendum

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So firms are doing better now than before the vote,makes everything glory and 20/20 have said since to be total crap and wrong again.
 
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German companies alone – such as car makers BMW – would have to pay an extra £3.4bn a year, the think tank Civitas has calculated.

But at the same time, British exporters to Europe face a far lower bill of £5.2bn a year if tariffs are enforced when we leave the EU.

The findings emphasise the self-defeating blow that EU bosses hit themselves with if they try to hit back at Theresa May for insisting on border controls.

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Civitas director David Green said: “EU leaders are saying that the UK must be made to suffer for leaving in order to deter others from taking the same path.

“But they can’t make us suffer without suffering twice as much themselves.

“When the reality of this sinks in then maybe they will come to their senses.”
 
We aren't out yet or did I miss something? You do understand that until the terms of any brexit deal are known the stock and currencty markets are just reacting to hype. The finished deal can't possibly be as good for the UK and the EU deal we already have just by its size and lack of tariffs. That's why we need to stop the madness actually happening.

Long term a weak pound is not good news and is only temporarily masking the pain that will follow as the pound rises and stock markets fall.
 
lifecheshirewhite said:
Glory if you could read and read the artical I posted the other day,you would see the protectionism in the EU often charges us above world trade prices.By as much as 20%,good job you give out parking tickets in stead of trading.
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My trading was going just fine until you barstards robbed me of 25% of the value.
 
BBC News: O'Leary woried about Ryan Air after Brexit. Well BBC I dont give a **** about a foreign airline, why not talk about British Airways who are loving Brexit
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Don't use all this material in one go... You will want a few embers to warm yourself when Brexit bites if we don't pull the plug.

BTW how British is British Airways? <whistle>
 
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