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As I Have Been Saying All Along.....
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Bang on Mr President.
Bang on Mr President.
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Second, the fact is that it is in the USA's interests (at least as Trump sees it) for the UK to leave the EU. But since his definition of a good trade deal is one that disproportionately favours his country, exactly why should we be so keen for that kind of trade deal to exist? As part of the EU, on the other hand, the US wouldn't be able to force such unbalanced trade terms on us so easily.
Second, the fact is that it is in the USA's interests (at least as Trump sees it) for the UK to leave the EU. But since his definition of a good trade deal is one that disproportionately favours his country, exactly why should we be so keen for that kind of trade deal to exist? As part of the EU, on the other hand, the US wouldn't be able to force such unbalanced trade terms on us so easily.
It's pretty abusive, so all I can say is that you bear that in mind, especially with reference to the Site Rules, in future.
As to the deal Trump's offering, there are squillions of tiny details to sort out. What do we do about competing standards for food products (the whole chlorinated chicken, hormone growth-enhanced beef and pork, etc)? Zero tariffs there would at the very least destroy the food standards in this country, and would for that matter almost certainly undermine and wreck our own farming industry. More than that, a deal with the US is likely to be at the expense of, rather than as well as, any equivalent deals with the EU. It will certainly have an effect on what deals we can make with our nearest and most significant markets.
And it still fails to address the key issue, which is that Trump's interest is what is good for the US -- and in his mind, that is not actually the same as what is good for any other country. Least of all us. Sure he'll pretend otherwise. But it's still a pretence.
As to the deal Trump's offering, there are squillions of tiny details to sort out. What do we do about competing standards for food products (the whole chlorinated chicken, hormone growth-enhanced beef and pork, etc)? Zero tariffs there would at the very least destroy the food standards in this country, and would for that matter almost certainly undermine and wreck our own farming industry. More than that, a deal with the US is likely to be at the expense of, rather than as well as, any equivalent deals with the EU. It will certainly have an effect on what deals we can make with our nearest and most significant markets.
And it still fails to address the key issue, which is that Trump's interest is what is good for the US -- and in his mind, that is not actually the same as what is good for any other country. Least of all us. Sure he'll pretend otherwise. But it's still a pretence.
// And it still fails to address the key issue, which is that Trump's interest is what is good for the US //
doesnt stand the usual maff black box test - see what comes out
his cabinet is now twice as rich as they were ( horray !)
but the average worker isnt
who swallows the snake oil - that they could be as rich as Trump if they... ( voted for him again)
May tries it and - - - loses her job
doesnt stand the usual maff black box test - see what comes out
his cabinet is now twice as rich as they were ( horray !)
but the average worker isnt
who swallows the snake oil - that they could be as rich as Trump if they... ( voted for him again)
May tries it and - - - loses her job
well jim I have several times asked for a other terms for those that want to collaborate with a foreign power against their own nation. I'm still open to suggestions. In the mean time can the truth be "abusive"? Uncomfortable perhaps.
Sure any deal needs thorough scrutiny all I'm saying is that we can at least start the process at face value. If the US deal is not good for us we won't take it, surely.
Sure any deal needs thorough scrutiny all I'm saying is that we can at least start the process at face value. If the US deal is not good for us we won't take it, surely.