No - common sense. How on earth can you discuss how a border is managed if you haven't agreed WHAT you are managing it against / for ?
Quite. Like I said. A mess.
No - common sense. How on earth can you discuss how a border is managed if you haven't agreed WHAT you are managing it against / for ?
Which is different in what way from what the UK government wanted in the first place?
A real strong and stable female leader has waded into it now.
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A rare foray into this thread for me, but the Norway option is looking like the more sesnsible option now that NI will be in convergence with EU Regulations, otherwise they will be cut off from the rest of the UK. I cannot see Unionists being happy with this deal at all as it basically strengthens ties with the Republic but weakens them with the UK mainland.
There were plenty of brexiteers during the campaign that voiced support for retaining membership of the single market and customs union I wonder if their voices may now be heard above the cut-off our nose to spite our face rabble currently making themselves heard.
It seems odd to me that a party that has wrapped itself in the Union flag has done the most to threaten it's survival. If different parts of the UK are thought to be getting preferential treatment as result of Brexit then the Union will once again be under threat. This a complete and utter shambles.
tariffs are covered by the Customs Union, not the Single Market. in a Single Market but outside the Custom union you can still apply tariff rates and into trade deals independently.
No a chance. Moan at everything. That's all they have got.
Krankie is as stupid as the clown on here that wouldn't admit that Turkey had a border with Syria.
Come on then Nicci baby,where is Scotland's land border with the EU?
Where would you like me to start? I guess the customs union and single market are a good place to start? NI being inside is quite different to May’s regular statements the U.K. will not remain inside.
Single Market with tariffs is a contradiction in terms. There is only ONE market.
I love the way you just make shit up.
'Regulatory alignment' (which by the way is exactly where we are today so needs little or nothing to make it happen) is not the same as remaining inside the customs union and single market.
But you just carry on chuntering.
Ah well done - missing her point spectacularly I see.
Ah well done - missing her point spectacularly I see.
If there's 'regulatory alignment', which is copying what they do, how can we do our own free trade deals and enjoy cheap, chlorinated chicken from The USA or non-passported beef from Botswana, if they're banned in The EU?
NSC seems to have hiccups,but whilst here,a general question.Should payments to the EU after we leave come from the foreign aid budget,as we are giving to poorer countries?
a few years down the line and you'll think what the **** was I blabbering on aboutIf there's 'regulatory alignment', which is copying what they do, how can we do our own free trade deals and enjoy cheap, chlorinated chicken from The USA or non-passported beef from Botswana, if they're banned in The EU?
Firstly, there is nothing positive to say about Brexit. That's why we don't have anything positive to say about it. It is a steaming pile of shite that is going to make us all poorer and takes us further from our nearest neighbours and trading partners.Come on then clever clogs.What is her point,and where is Scotland's land border with the EU after we leave?Please try actually answering a question,and be the first of the moaners to do so.You lot just snipe,but never add anything positive.
a few years down the line and you'll think what the **** was I blabbering on about
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DR
Agree. I guess May will have to explain this one to the denizens of Cleethorpes and Stoke.
I don't know about Stoke but I can tell you that most of the people of Cleethorpes aren't interested in politics. Never have been. Well, just the once they were, but that wasn't real politics, it was that X-Factor thing last year.
(Now that Grimsby is demanding special concessions to ward off the effects of Brexit, and N Ireland is said today to be getting something similar and Khan wants London to be able to step out of the chaos, how long is the "U" bit of the UK going to survive?)