[Politics] Brexit

[Lincoln Imp]

The EU has just signed a new trade deal with Canada and in turn Canada has a trade deal with the USA I guess this might be a route send the wings to Canada to fit the last rivet then import into the USA

But as soon as we leave we won't have a trade deal with Canada.

 

[Blue3]

But as soon as we leave we won't have a trade deal with Canada.

Bugger it's not going very well this is it

 

[JC Footy Genius]

But as soon as we leave we won't have a trade deal with Canada.

I thought both countries were looking to continue the 'essence' of the CETA agreement that applied to UK and Canadian Trade during the transition process.Then use it as the basis for a new improved deal as soon as possible.

 

[Baldseagull]

Quite a few on here are saying Brexit has ruined youngsters chances of this,that,and the other,in Europe.They didn't seem that bothered.Just want to make a living,and hoping for a successful economy after we have left.

Hoping, yes, expecting though, not so much.

 

[The Rivet]

Hoping, yes, expecting though, not so much.

I and many others were hoping, yes, for a leave vote. We expect and have belief in this union and it's people. Remainers, they seem to think the UK is done and only has a future as a vassal state.

 

[Baldseagull]

I and many others were hoping, yes, for a leave vote. We expect and have belief in this union and it's people. Remainers, they seem to think the UK is done and only has a future as a vassal state.

There are a number of different outcomes for the UK outside the EU, none of them are in my opinion going to be better. It is a backwards step, the size of that step is as yet undetermined.
We are already pretty much a vassal state of the US, a step away from the EU just increases the pressure to keep Uncle Sam happy.
Britain is not done though, even if we leave with no deal, but it will be hard times for a long time.

 

[nicko31]

There are a number of different outcomes for the UK outside the EU, none of them are in my opinion going to be better. It is a backwards step, the size of that step is as yet undetermined.
We are already pretty much a vassal state of the US, a step away from the EU just increases the pressure to keep Uncle Sam happy.
Britain is not done though, even if we leave with no deal, but it will be hard times for a long time.

Think people are starting to realise there isn't a land of milk and honey after Brexit.

Meanwhile Boris is at it again saying we need a short transitional period, from the guy remember, that wanted Turkey to join the EU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLQ3Gbiopc4

 

[Jim D]

Think people are starting to realise there isn't a land of milk and honey after Brexit.

Meanwhile Boris is at it again saying we need a short transitional period, from the guy remember, that wanted Turkey to join the EU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLQ3Gbiopc4

Turkey to replace us? Seems like a good deal.

 

[nicko31]

Turkey to replace us? Seems like a good deal.

They are a million miles off joining the EU, another example of failing populism on planet earth

 

[Lincoln Imp]

I thought both countries were looking to continue the 'essence' of the CETA agreement that applied to UK and Canadian Trade during the transition process.Then use it as the basis for a new improved deal as soon as possible.

Ah... "looking to", "the essence", "the basis", "as soon as possible". If all those ducks line up then, yes, we might have a trade deal with Canada as good as the one we have already. Probably. Some time.

 

[Jim D]

They are a million miles off joining the EU, another example of failing populism on planet earth

You don't say.........

 

[Two Professors]

All in hand,nothing to see here,please move along to a new whine........

 

[Baldseagull]

All in hand,nothing to see here,please move along to a new whine........

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It will be just like everything else involved in Brexit, they will say it will be quick, easy and wonderfully beneficial, but when the process starts, they get stuck at the first hurdle.
Some of CETA is quotas for products, and numbers were negotiated with the UK as part of the EU, Canada may say they will have to renegotiate a reduction in the EU allowed quotas in order to give us that portion we ask for. There is possibility for a renegotiation of CETA, before we can then try and do a deal for the UK, it took seven years to get it done before, but I am sure they could do it in half the time as a rework of the original, depending on how the Walloons feel about it.

 

[Two Professors]

It will be just like everything else involved in Brexit, they will say it will be quick, easy and wonderfully beneficial, but when the process starts, they get stuck at the first hurdle.
Some of CETA is quotas for products, and numbers were negotiated with the UK as part of the EU, Canada may say they will have to renegotiate a reduction in the EU allowed quotas in order to give us that portion we ask for. There is possibility for a renegotiation of CETA, before we can then try and do a deal for the UK, it took seven years to get it done before, but I am sure they could do it in half the time as a rework of the original, depending on how the Walloons feel about it.

Think the Walloons are too busy digging up Flemish road signs to be bothered.Trudeau said the deal could be signed the day after we leave.He actually looks quite trustworthy for a politician-maybe honesty is a family trait,and his father taught him well.

 

[Baldseagull]

Think the Walloons are too busy digging up Flemish road signs to be bothered.Trudeau said the deal could be signed the day after we leave.He actually looks quite trustworthy for a politician-maybe honesty is a family trait,and his father taught him well.

I will eat whats left of Kosh's big Ritchie Blackmore hat if we sign a trade deal with Canada the day after we leave the EU, or even the day after we leave the 2 year transitional period.
I like him, but he cant do the impossible, if we all listened to his Dad we would not be going ahead with Brexit, his motto was Reason before Passion.

 

[nicko31]

It will be just like everything else involved in Brexit, they will say it will be quick, easy and wonderfully beneficial, but when the process starts, they get stuck at the first hurdle.
Some of CETA is quotas for products, and numbers were negotiated with the UK as part of the EU, Canada may say they will have to renegotiate a reduction in the EU allowed quotas in order to give us that portion we ask for. There is possibility for a renegotiation of CETA, before we can then try and do a deal for the UK, it took seven years to get it done before, but I am sure they could do it in half the time as a rework of the original, depending on how the Walloons feel about it.

New Zealand might be easier, lets be positive

 

[Two Professors]

New Zealand might be easier, lets be positive

Don't the New Year fireworks displays on the telly start off in New Zealand?We could emulate that with a Trade Deal signing ceremony around the World on Independence Day 2019.

 

[studio150]

Although there are a few leavers on this thread they will be pleased to know they should really be Chelsea fans. Time to swop the Amex for Stamford Bridge and join your fellow leavers

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/09/28/revealed-premier-league-fanbase-favour-brexitand-fans-regret/amp/

 

[Lincoln Imp]

New Zealand might be easier, lets be positive

Yeah, you're right. Thousands and thousands of people live in New Zealand.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Although there are a few leavers on this thread they will be pleased to know they should really be Chelsea fans. Time to swop the Amex for Stamford Bridge and join your fellow leavers

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/09/28/revealed-premier-league-fanbase-favour-brexitand-fans-regret/amp/

Makes you proud, that. I knew we were a great club.

I wonder how many of the Albion's handfuls of Leavers live well away from Brighton and rarely attend matches?