But you just said things would cost more. if 10% tariff was put on a German car and according to project fear we will be in a recession and skint... then I think people will go for a cheaper option. Makes sense really, you only buy what you can afford or you end up in debt... Labour showed us this.
An end to the backstop that we asked for in the first place, and that wouldn't be a backstop at all if it's time-limited? They're laughing at us. You blithely say that if the EU don't shift, it's WTO on 29th March, as if WTO is something different than No Deal. As I've already pointed out, No Deal won't happen on 29th March because there will be an extension to Article 50. It could still happen at the end of the extension of course, but it will be encumbent upon us to come up with something new to avoid it - permanent CU membership being the obvious answer. WTO doesn't solve the Irish border issue.
Sorry Staines. Respect to you for that. Some though it seems have changed their minds after seeing what the potential options are. Quite ironic really
Who is "we" asked for? Parliament didn't ask for it. T May may have done, but it was conditional on Parliamentary approval. You sound very certain about an extension. The EU have already allocated all our votes in the EU Parliament - an extension means we have a right to vote in the May elections. The EU won't like that. From all I have heard, technology will solve the Irish border. It's a problem for the EU not the UK. The UK won't put up a hard border.
A CU is what you want Stroller and I would even go as far as saying you would ignore a 17.4m democratic vote to stay in the EU? You are sounding like Vince Cable every day. Which is a shame as I would hope you are better than him. You maybe incorrect about a no deal not happening because if May's deal gets voted down (which I think it will, even with a useless paper from the EU) then the House will have to decided on a 'no deal' and at present the majority will vote that down however when it then comes to an extension all those MP's will then have to decide if they want to go against their electorate. This is where I believe people will abstain and probably a 'no deal' will become the default. That will give us a clean break and we can all move forward.... But then we know we will have the usual suspects putting the country down at every opportunity.
I forgot to pick up on that point earlier. Whatever May signed we all knew that the House had to agree, so I don't understand peoples thinking on that?
What I want is a new referendum Ellers, but I recognise that it's unlikely to happen because more democracy wouldn't be democratic would it? Permanent CU membership seems like a reasonable compromise to me, but then we live in a polarised, black-and-white world where a compromise that honoured the original vote to Leave the EU, but avoided the worst excesses of No Deal and also preserved the Good Friday Agreement would be unthinkable according to some fanatics.
What a cretin ‘Paul Crane’ must be, if he is using this picture to give a ‘we’ll all be ok because Norway is’ message. Norway is part of the EEA meaning that it is in the EU Single Market, so goods, services, money and people flow freely between it and the EU. It’s not in the Customs Union. The cost of consumer goods (including food) in Norway is 33% higher than in the UK. Norway has never been in the EU, it’s never had to de tangle itself from 40 years of laws, regulations and economic integration. Unless of course he is making a coded and cogent plea for us to take the Norway Option. #projectbrextard
Then you are more of a fool that expected Keep on with 17m and always ignore the 16m To gamble with people’s lives with a no deal is just plain stupid. Remember you have 16m who wanted remain that excludes any deal Anyone who seriously wants a no deal Brexit should be put down and I am willing to wager that there are NOT 17m who want that so dream on fool
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Just glad the asshole in the top picture isn't the Brexit figurehead. He's worse than Boris and Nigel combined
mmm, I sense the sarcasm... A new referendum wouldn't sort anything would it? We have done that and need to move on, besides it would result in a bigger leave majority so what's the point? We were told that we would be leaving the CU, so what's the point in staying in and missing out on new deals? As for living in a 'black-and-white world', I seem to recall the Greek minister describing the EU as box tickers with no room compromise. People just have to respect the result and implement it. Leave means leave. AS soon as it's out of the way we can all concentrate on more domestic issues.
