Erolz66:
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'should we leave the EU without a deal ?' ......... that was never the question! Are you suggesting that should now be voted on?
The vote was we will leave and the only deal at the time was leaving on WTO rules. If we had professionals who knew what they were doing, making an attempt to revise those conditions to something more favourable to both sides, then so much the better. But we didn’t .... we had an Oxford educated vicar’s daughter with zero experience in international trade who was ‘
weak-and-wobbly’ not ‘
strong-and-stable’ as she claimed to be and she screwed up. She couldn’t even make a speech without reading it word for word with drama built in ..... but very little if any, substance to what she was saying. Even the EU negotiators didn’t know what the hell she was asking for!
Will BJ be any better? I somehow doubt it for the same reason he is not a seasoned negotiator with international trade experience and he will get his advice from the same people the last PM did. He more than likely went to Eton with many of them.
I am giving it to you as I see it I am not trying to trick anybody. To me it is obvious! It is you that has introduced something that was NEVER on offer!
The ones who are NOT consistent with that are those who claim that in order to achieve a no deal exit (that they just happen to want) there is no problem with the idea of shutting down parliament with the specific intent of removing it from having any say or ability to stop that happening knowing it is the majority will of MP's to do so.
As I have said, I would judge that as an attempt to pervert the will of the people. I don’t know how to make this clearer; we have a deal ..... WTO Rules ..... that was on the table from day one. This idea of NO DEAL was a scare mongering phrase, a tactic to make it seem like a catastrophe unless Teresa May got her deal through. It didn’t work .... her deal got slung out three times. But nothing changed from the original DEAL = WTO Rules!!! There never was a no deal scenario that is in effect propaganda! Why do people find that so difficult to understand?
(any luck with the Bananas yet ?)
No but the information I have seen is all regarding production and importing from outside the EU ...... and it appears there is no restriction that I can find.
Update: 15:40
Bananas! Having read this I can only say it is another good reason for leaving the EU and their army of bureaucratic form fillers behind. Just how much does it cost to implement this sort of crap and how many jobs for the boys does it create?
BTW: There is a minimum length requirement of 14cm, that Cyprus bananas cannot comply with ...... so they bend the rules! Isn’t that what Cyprus always does? https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=celex%3A32011R1333