Even Brexiteer Sunak Has Realised We Have No Choice But Follow Eu Regulations

[Hymie]

So much for sovereignty.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13097145/Tory-Rishi-Sunak-Brexit-EU-equality-law.html

[ToraToraTora]

The EUSSR had some very good rules no point in being contrarian for the sake of it. The rules that we adopt that were once EUSSR are now British. Our choice to include them in the statute. Nothing to see here.

[naomi24]

Hymie, I'm honestly surprised you're not dizzy with all the spinning you do.

[Hymie]

What have we got from Brexit; a 5% drop in GDP according to those lefty 5C investment bankers: Goldman Sachs.

[ToraToraTora]

What with Brexit and Faragegate do you ever get tired of having your April handed to you, hymie?

[naomi24]

Hymie, I'm thinking your audience will shortly lose the will to live and stop reading your posts altogether.

[Hymie]

What will the Brexiteers say once Labour get in to power and the UK government formally announces what we all know - that Brexit is a disaster for the UK?

[naomi24]

They'll probably groan with boredom.

[theshedman]

Labour have already said that they will not take us back into the EU or are you hoping they will do another u turn.

[New Judge]

Mr Sunak is not a Brexiteer.

Along with most of the current adminsitration (and their lackies and advisors) he sees Brexit as a damage limitation exercise.

That said, they may have been watching some of your mate Phil's YouTube episodes and are concerned at teh wholesale loss of workers' rights that have followed since Brexit (which we're all still waiting to hear the details of).

 

[Hymie]

NJ said //Along with most of the current adminsitration (and their lackies and advisors) he (Sunak) sees Brexit as a damage limitation exercise.//

 

What do you want to see the government do, let Brexit cause maximum damage to the UK economy?

[newmodarmy]

I guess NewJudge will just say do it properly not in a half hearted, watered- anddown way that has been designed to appease all those civil servants, establishment figures, peers and high profile media people who never accepted the will of the people

[Hymie]

Sunak said ‘I voted for Brexit, I believe in Brexit’ – he probably believes in unicorns and sunlit uplands too.

[New Judge]

"What do you want to see the government do, let Brexit cause maximum damage to the UK economy?"

Of course not. I want to see them maximise the advantages that Brexit presents. I want to see them encouraging businesses away from their sclerotic and shrinking European markets and seek other opportunities elsewhere. In places that contain the 93% of global population where markets are growing rather than the small part where 7% of the population live and which are bound by over-regulation and dogmatic idealogies which are only directed towards the formation of a Federal European State. But you already know all this and I really don't know why you keep asking similar questions. 

"Sunak said ‘I voted for Brexit, I believe in Brexit...’"

I keep advising you not to believe what politicians tell you. He might just as well tell me he believes in unicorns as well because whatever he says makes no difference to me. Of course if he listened to himself and considered that he had just signed up the UK to regulations which are totally unconnected to trade, he would understand why only fools would believe him. 

[Peter Pedant]

Why don't you call politicians by their proper names on here gulliver?

oh like Kier Starmer is routinely referred to - on AB - as  "foo-foo-walla-walla-ding-dang-goolie"

yes I get your point