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Brexit Is Going Well
It looks like we are going to war with our European neighbours.
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> The UK asked for a Canada style deal, the EU dont want us to have that, do you ever ask yourself why?
Even if the UK had not been part of the EU, given the size of its economy and its location relative to the EU, it would never be offered a Canada deal. The Canada deal suits the EU when dealing with a country with the location of Canada and an economy the size of Canada's. The only people who have ever suggested we could get a Canada deal are Brexiteers. Can you believe it, it turns out they were wrong - but the smarter ones, the ones whose personal hedge funds will benefit from a no-deal, were not wrong, they were just deceptive.
Even if the UK had not been part of the EU, given the size of its economy and its location relative to the EU, it would never be offered a Canada deal. The Canada deal suits the EU when dealing with a country with the location of Canada and an economy the size of Canada's. The only people who have ever suggested we could get a Canada deal are Brexiteers. Can you believe it, it turns out they were wrong - but the smarter ones, the ones whose personal hedge funds will benefit from a no-deal, were not wrong, they were just deceptive.
they won't be able to go there from January 1, needawin, thanks to Covid.
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Togo ; A good little history lesson there, to which may I add that Napoleon won one or two battles - Marengo (without which we wouldn't have, Chicken Marengo!), Austerlitz, Ulm etc, but never a war, ending up being incarcerated on the island of Saint Helena by those feisty Brits, - so watch it Macron!
//Neither Canada, Australia nor anyone else has benefited from 40 years of close alignment with European trade and common market alignment//
Hardly surprising is it. Who has apart from Germany and France? The whole rotten ponzi scheme was dreamt up to stop them going back to their non stop wars and dragging us all into them. The whole aim was to make them reliant on each other, not the rest of us who had spent decades pulling them from each others throats. Even the Euro was rushed into being because France was petrified that the German mark would decimate the franc after the collapse of the Soviet bloc and the reunification of East and West Germany which was likely to create an industrial giant. Particularly after they themselves had manoeuvred Germany into a position to be an industrial powerhouse in return for the wine, cheese, and butter monopoly. All done of course to weaken the British ability to be self sufficient and independently prosperous. Encouraged by the 5th column anti British that never forgave us for defeating Hitler we were encouraged and stupid enough to pay handsomely, for decades, for the abuse and ill will from the two pillars of malevolence.
Hardly surprising is it. Who has apart from Germany and France? The whole rotten ponzi scheme was dreamt up to stop them going back to their non stop wars and dragging us all into them. The whole aim was to make them reliant on each other, not the rest of us who had spent decades pulling them from each others throats. Even the Euro was rushed into being because France was petrified that the German mark would decimate the franc after the collapse of the Soviet bloc and the reunification of East and West Germany which was likely to create an industrial giant. Particularly after they themselves had manoeuvred Germany into a position to be an industrial powerhouse in return for the wine, cheese, and butter monopoly. All done of course to weaken the British ability to be self sufficient and independently prosperous. Encouraged by the 5th column anti British that never forgave us for defeating Hitler we were encouraged and stupid enough to pay handsomely, for decades, for the abuse and ill will from the two pillars of malevolence.
ichi: //What sort of a prime minister plays to one gallery knowing full well that it will be damaging//
Because the cause is important. What it seems the EU has been doing for the last 54 months is to put differently coloured hats on the elephant in the room that is sovereignty in the hope it goes away. One has to ask, do they really know what it means, (or you, for that matter).
Losing sovereignty; losing the freedom to make laws, or even the freedom to copy someone else’s laws if you choose to, is an item which the EU's seems to refuse to address. Plenty of people have tried to blame Boris Johnson for his intransigence in Brexit talks. But when it comes to the issue of sovereignty it is hard to fault him for sticking to his guns.
Because the cause is important. What it seems the EU has been doing for the last 54 months is to put differently coloured hats on the elephant in the room that is sovereignty in the hope it goes away. One has to ask, do they really know what it means, (or you, for that matter).
Losing sovereignty; losing the freedom to make laws, or even the freedom to copy someone else’s laws if you choose to, is an item which the EU's seems to refuse to address. Plenty of people have tried to blame Boris Johnson for his intransigence in Brexit talks. But when it comes to the issue of sovereignty it is hard to fault him for sticking to his guns.
