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Do you think there will be a Deal or No Deal?

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I know that it's a random account but the narrative is a popular one and perplexing.
 
horsechoker said:
More like breaking up with your partner and then being angry because they changed the locks, their Netflix password and won't let you drive their car.
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Exactly, it seems that for some choosing to leave the EU shouldn't have any consequence, EU member states shouldn't take back control of their own territory and the UK should be able to do whatever they want as if nothing happened.
 
JPRouve said:
Exactly, it seems that for some choosing to leave the EU shouldn't have any consequence, EU member states shouldn't take back control of their own territory and the UK should be able to do whatever they want as if nothing happened.
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I'm going to assume that a lot of cnuts people who voted for Brexit are golf cnuts members of a golf club. With that in mind I'm not sure they would be too happy about me turning up and demanding a free game of golf even though I'm not a member.

They would probably get in their Audi or Jaguar and tut as they drove on the wrong side of the road making traffic swerve out of the way.
 
FireballXL5 said:
Project Reality hitting home...

'Absolute carnage': EU hauliers reject UK jobs over Brexit rules

https://www.theguardian.com/politic...-eu-hauliers-reject-uk-jobs-over-brexit-rules

And...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55735980
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From the BBC article, Mr Hale, who at a guess voted Brexit despite being economic suicide for his company and trying to convince himself otherwise.

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Fresh meat is perishable, with a time limit of a maximum of five days to get it to its destination, he says. If the meat gets held up an exporter may have to dispose of it.
However, despite the business being out of pocket, Mr Hale says he is an optimist - he is sure that the border situation will improve, and that there will be new trade opportunities due to Brexit.

Presume the new trade opportunities are the countries he can ship his pork to within 5 days that aren't in the EU. Other countries have rules as well, Mr Hale.
 
What did they expect when people are buying things from EU countries of course you have to pay import duties, I can remember having to do this way back in the 90´s when I bought some bits and pieces for my Amiga 500 from the UK with me being in Germany.
 
dogrob said:
What did they expect when people are buying things from EU countries of course you have to pay custom duties, I can remember having to do this way back in the 90´s when I bought some bits and pieces for my Amiga 500 from the UK with me being in Germany.
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That made me check your age. :lol:
 
dogrob said:
Over 50 :wenger: BREXIT just keeps on giving what did people expect idiots :devil:
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The strange thing is that what you described isn't that old, people should remember that customs used to be a problem in the 80s-early 90s and that it was a costly and heavy administration.
 
JPRouve said:
The strange thing is that what you described isn't that old, people should remember that customs used to be a problem in the 80s-early 90s and that it was a costly and heavy administration.
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The only thing they can remember was that they could buy cheep fags and booze while travelling to Europe.
 
dogrob said:
What did they expect when people are buying things from EU countries of course you have to pay import duties, I can remember having to do this way back in the 90´s when I bought some bits and pieces for my Amiga 500 from the UK with me being in Germany.
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My brother had one. Kick Off 2 was brilliant!
 
TheGame said:
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Is disgusting how twice he voted to have europe on his knees begging for his fish. It was completely a stick it to the europeans. How you can pretend to built a EU with this kind of thought? and is not exclusive of him and is not exclusive of Brittish. There is a long story of historical resentment that it need at least 2 generations if it does not perpetuate everywhere in europe
 
JPRouve said:
The strange thing is that what you described isn't that old, people should remember that customs used to be a problem in the 80s-early 90s and that it was a costly and heavy administration.
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At least now they can "BUY BRITISH" if I remember it was a memory module that I bought I had to go to the local customs office then got my hardware after paying the import duties same with Magazines after I left the Army I usually bought English language magazines for computer etc. but you payed through the nose for them again due to import duty once I could read well enough in German I never bothered again and just bought German language magazines unless I was in the UK.
 
If you voted leave based on one tiny aspect of being in the EU, you're almost certainly going to be disappointed (like the fishing guy). Everything was interconnected, there are knock-ons all down the line. He saw the prospect of selling more fish to the EU, he didn't see the prospect of all the increased regulation of not being in the EU.
 
I'm shocked to see that the people being most affected by brexit are the idiots who went and voted for it in the first place.

I mean, who could possibly have seen that one coming?
 
Penna said:
If you voted leave based on one tiny aspect of being in the EU, you're almost certainly going to be disappointed (like the fishing guy). Everything was interconnected, there are knock-ons all down the line. He saw the prospect of selling more fish to the EU, he didn't see the prospect of all the increased regulation of not being in the EU.
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Yes.

And most voted on exactly on this basis.

Sadly
 
CassiusClaymore said:
He wasn't brainwashed. His eyes lit up with £ signs and he gave not a single thought to anyone else it might feck over. He's only crying into his fish now because he can't sell them.
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I love how these Tory moneygrubbers always throw in 'my family' when talking about this sort of stuff, just to try and make their statements not sound completely cnuty.
 
If you look at it from a different angle. This is not sarcasm.

BJ is right , the UK has this fantastic FTA with the EU that no other country has and most will never have. The UK will never have such a fantasic deal with any other country or bloc of countries outside the EU.
All countries outside the EU would hope to have such a trade deal with the EU.

So looking it from the view of a country not previously having had a FTA with the EU it's brilliant.

However, compared to the relationship the UK had with the EU it"s a pile of excrement. FTA's with no matter how many countries the UK conclude will ever make up for being in the EU CU.
 
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Paul the Wolf said:
If you look at it from a different angle. This is not sarcasm.

BJ is right , the UK has this fantastic FTA with the EU that no other country has and most will never have. The UK will never have such a fantasic deal with any other country or bloc of countries outside the EU.
All countries outside the EU would hope to have such a trade deal with the EU.

So looking it from the view of a country not previously having had a FTA with the EU it's brilliant.

However, compared to the relationship the UK had with the EU it"s a pile of excrement. FTA's with no matter how many countries the UK conclude will ever make up for being in the EU CU.
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Was May's deal retaining participation in the CU?
 
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