Brexit and the Consequences

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counter_violent said:
Reality bites.

www.express.co.uk

EU official bangs fist with rage as budget slashed due to Brexit

THE EU is facing a crisis as Brussels looks to readjust the budget with one official warning a "shutdown" could soon be on its way if certain cuts are carried out.
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If only they had listened to Cameron’s half hearted attempts to get concessions, if only they hadn’t become a political union in 1993, if only they weren’t attempting to integrate UK Defence, if only, if only……ah well, too late now :D
 
This is now the complete opposite of what Teresa was aiming for - and we only just stopped her by a whisker. The Metropolitan Elite must be fuming!
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David Frost Lays Down UK Red Lines in Brussels

The Government's chief future relationship negotiator David Frost set out the UK's stall for future relationship agreement with the EU. It could hardly be
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The Government’s chief future relationship negotiator David Frost set out the UK’s stall for future relationship agreement with the EU. It could hardly be more different from the approach taken under the previous government.​

In his landmark speech at ULB Brussels University last night, Frost laid out the Burkean principles behind Brexit – explaining that British eurosceptics had always felt uncomfortable with the European imposition of a new order as opposed to the UK’s evolution over a millennium. He also touched on practical details shooting down the those who said that one year was too short a time to negotiate the future relationship, citing that the original Treaty of Rome “was negotiated and signed in just under 9 months”.​

Perhaps most importantly of all, it was made clear that the UK is unafraid of more friction as a price of being an independent country. “we aim to manage it down as far as we can through modern customs facilitation arrangements – and I am convinced that other factors will outweigh it.” These other factors look to Guido like domestic regulatory innovation – supercharging the vast majority of the UK economy that does not trade with the EU…​

Unlike Olly Robbins’ desire for a unique, aligned relationship, Frost made clear that the UK wants the same relationship that independent countries like Canada have with the EU – reiterating the Prime Minister’s point that the UK would not expect the EU to follow its high standards, and demanding a partnership of equals. He went on to set out in no uncertain terms the whole point of Brexit:​

It is central to our vision that we must have the ability to set laws that suit us – to claim the right that every other non-EU country in the world has. So to think that we might accept EU supervision on so-called level playing field issues simply fails to see the point of what we are doing. That isn’t a simple negotiating position which might move under pressure – it is the point of the whole project. That’s also why we are not going to extend the transition period beyond the end of this year. At the end of this year, we would recover our political and economic independence in full – why would we want to postpone it? That is the point of Brexit.​
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Will the EU finally see that now..?​
 
0007 said:
This is now the complete opposite of what Teresa was aiming for - and we only just stopped her by a whisker. The Metropolitan Elite must be fuming!
order-order.com

David Frost Lays Down UK Red Lines in Brussels

The Government's chief future relationship negotiator David Frost set out the UK's stall for future relationship agreement with the EU. It could hardly be
order-order.com order-order.com

The Government’s chief future relationship negotiator David Frost set out the UK’s stall for future relationship agreement with the EU. It could hardly be more different from the approach taken under the previous government.

In his landmark speech at ULB Brussels University last night, Frost laid out the Burkean principles behind Brexit – explaining that British eurosceptics had always felt uncomfortable with the European imposition of a new order as opposed to the UK’s evolution over a millennium. He also touched on practical details shooting down the those who said that one year was too short a time to negotiate the future relationship, citing that the original Treaty of Rome “was negotiated and signed in just under 9 months”.

Perhaps most importantly of all, it was made clear that the UK is unafraid of more friction as a price of being an independent country. “we aim to manage it down as far as we can through modern customs facilitation arrangements – and I am convinced that other factors will outweigh it.” These other factors look to Guido like domestic regulatory innovation – supercharging the vast majority of the UK economy that does not trade with the EU…

Unlike Olly Robbins’ desire for a unique, aligned relationship, Frost made clear that the UK wants the same relationship that independent countries like Canada have with the EU – reiterating the Prime Minister’s point that the UK would not expect the EU to follow its high standards, and demanding a partnership of equals. He went on to set out in no uncertain terms the whole point of Brexit:



Will the EU finally see that now..?
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I watched one of Boris's speeches on youtube the other week which gave some insight into his education, world view and possible course for the UK after Brexit. This material was posted before he went back in to parliament. Interesting stuff. He might just be the right bloke for the top job after all.
Will see if I can find it.




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As posted previously.

Boris gave us some insight into how he thinks. World view shaped by his education. He's not afraid to go it alone, unlike the majority who believe there's safety in numbers.
 
counter_violent said:
I watched one of Boris's speeches on youtube the other week which gave some insight into his education, world view and possible course for the UK after Brexit. This material was posted before he went back in to parliament. Interesting stuff. He might just be the right bloke for the top job after all.
Will see if I can find it.




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Boris gave us some insight into how he thinks. World view shaped by his education. He's not afraid to go it alone, unlike the majority who believe there's safety in numbers.
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Boris is clever - not the buffoon image he sometimes radiates!
 
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Suggest a duet with Nigel the Cockatoo and release it as a B-side.

| Near-guranteed No 1. !

Not so sure the French National Football Team will want to continue using it after this, though.

:D
 
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Technically speaking there are quite a few non-factual BS in those lyrics.

Like building the foundations of Brexit on sand.

Wonder if we'll be able to match the Egyptions building the pyramids and how long the BS will last.

Lot of wind and bluster but still not much delivered anything remotely factual / tangible or profitable.

Awaiting some positives without hot air. (y)
 
Atilla said:
Technically speaking there are quite a few non-factual BS in those lyrics.

Like building the foundations of Brexit on sand.

Wonder if we'll be able to match the Egyptions building the pyramids and how long the BS will last.

Lot of wind and bluster but still not much delivered anything remotely factual / tangible or profitable.

Awaiting some positives without hot air. (y)
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Yeah and we're still waiting for the sky to fall in or for Europe to become an economic powerhouse.
 
At least Boris has got on with Brexit unlike his predecessors.
No surrender on UK fishing rights though.
 
counter_violent said:
Yeah and we're still waiting for the sky to fall in or for Europe to become an economic powerhouse.
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Sky would not have fallen in if we continued being part of Europe either.

We could still have implemented a point based immigration policy for those outside of EU too.

The opportunity cost of displaced investment in billions due to uncertainty and brexit will remain unaccounted for.

Instead of quacking like ducks in a small pond let us know when some real good positive outcomes are 'actually' delivered.
 
Atilla said:
Sky would not have fallen in if we continued being part of Europe either.

We could still have implemented a point based immigration policy for those outside of EU too.

The opportunity cost of displaced investment in billions due to uncertainty and brexit will remain unaccounted for.

Instead of quacking like ducks in a small pond let us know when some real good positive outcomes are 'actually' delivered.
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What the Tories deliver with one hand, they take away with the other.
 
Atilla said:
Sky would not have fallen in if we continued being part of Europe either.

We could still have implemented a point based immigration policy for those outside of EU too.

The opportunity cost of displaced investment in billions due to uncertainty and brexit will remain unaccounted for.

Instead of quacking like ducks in a small pond let us know when some real good positive outcomes are 'actually' delivered.
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Every one of your project fear arguments was defeated at the time.

We were not interested in a points based immigration system that didn't include our low skilled EU cousins. Thats why we voted Brexit ffs.

Displaced investment made 3 years worse whilst remoaners tried every trick in the book to get the decision overturned.

What part of losers consent do you still not understand!

It's always been about taking back control and having a parliament that is held to account by the UK voting public.
 
counter_violent said:
Every one of your project fear arguments was defeated at the time.

We were not interested in a points based immigration system that didn't include our low skilled EU cousins. Thats why we voted Brexit ffs.

Displaced investment made 3 years worse whilst remoaners tried every trick in the book to get the decision overturned.

What part of losers consent do you still not understand!

It's always been about taking back control and having a parliament that is held to account by the UK voting public.
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Stop quacking n get on with it. 👌
 
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