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Michel Barnier Doing A Really Good Job ...
of convincing remainers they made the wrong decision. I didnt vote as i fundamentally disagree with referenda but if i had have voted, it would have probably been remain. However, seeing MB on the news tonight made me think why on earth would we want to stay?
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I wouldn't say that Barnier is doing a good job. It's more a case of the UK doing a bad one. Barnier is acting like a silly schoolboy and is basically saying....."
16:26 Tue 30th Jan 2018
LOL TTT.
No honestly we don't have an empire anymore and our constituent parts want either independence or more freedom so we are only relatively small nowadays. But that doesn't mean we can't trade with the rest of the world and make use of whatever we want to. All the while we put vast amounts of money into world organisations we SHOULD be at the table. But we should be bullish on our wants and not roll over quite so easily.
The EU are quite rightly playing hard Ball. We always knew they would, even though we hope they will be reasonable they simply can't afford to. They have to protect their market and position within the EU community and to came out fighting, wether you are strong or weak, has always been a tactic.
It is just a tactic our own Remainers and weak Brexiters have not bothered to use.
I am beginning to see that Brexit could be a bit of a damp squid, not because it is the wrong decision but because we have suck a weak and pathetic negotiation team and negotiating tactic.
The UK team need to come out bullish and make demands and stop fannying around giving in so much.
Trying to keep everyone happy isn't working and won't work for the benefit of the UK.
When all is said and done I wonder how long it will take the Remainers to realise they have kept the economic status quo without the ability to expand by being shackled to the EU machine, paying in billions with NO say whatsoever. That will be the sad truth in the end.
No honestly we don't have an empire anymore and our constituent parts want either independence or more freedom so we are only relatively small nowadays. But that doesn't mean we can't trade with the rest of the world and make use of whatever we want to. All the while we put vast amounts of money into world organisations we SHOULD be at the table. But we should be bullish on our wants and not roll over quite so easily.
The EU are quite rightly playing hard Ball. We always knew they would, even though we hope they will be reasonable they simply can't afford to. They have to protect their market and position within the EU community and to came out fighting, wether you are strong or weak, has always been a tactic.
It is just a tactic our own Remainers and weak Brexiters have not bothered to use.
I am beginning to see that Brexit could be a bit of a damp squid, not because it is the wrong decision but because we have suck a weak and pathetic negotiation team and negotiating tactic.
The UK team need to come out bullish and make demands and stop fannying around giving in so much.
Trying to keep everyone happy isn't working and won't work for the benefit of the UK.
When all is said and done I wonder how long it will take the Remainers to realise they have kept the economic status quo without the ability to expand by being shackled to the EU machine, paying in billions with NO say whatsoever. That will be the sad truth in the end.
Listen to the man fit for purpose, on my 22:21 Mon. vid. on
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Dannyk13
// What negotiation? The EU is dictating to us. //
But the EU has more to lose than we do.
Britain will go on to conquer the world againt after we are free of the EU tyranny, while the EU will wither and die without us.
We should be wiping the floor with Barnier, but we have a cretin with no negoting experience, in charge.
// What negotiation? The EU is dictating to us. //
But the EU has more to lose than we do.
Britain will go on to conquer the world againt after we are free of the EU tyranny, while the EU will wither and die without us.
We should be wiping the floor with Barnier, but we have a cretin with no negoting experience, in charge.
I agree 100% with Koromvaracun.
What is happening now is precisely what I said would happen months ago. The EU will not back down,why on earth would they?.
They hold all the cards ,we have NO leverage at all.
The EU is by far the largest trading block in the world,it will still easily be the largest even without us.
Currently we are one of the largest,most important and respected parts of that trading block, now we are going to throw that away. WHY ?
What is happening now is precisely what I said would happen months ago. The EU will not back down,why on earth would they?.
They hold all the cards ,we have NO leverage at all.
The EU is by far the largest trading block in the world,it will still easily be the largest even without us.
Currently we are one of the largest,most important and respected parts of that trading block, now we are going to throw that away. WHY ?
Lifting a finger may help avoid a "hard Brexit" but not doing so certainly encourages it; because the EU will have been given no signal to negotiate. If they don't the calls to just go will increase.
No one is being anyone's enemy. Even poor treatment from the EU will become history as things are moved towards an even keel after leaving.
No one is being anyone's enemy. Even poor treatment from the EU will become history as things are moved towards an even keel after leaving.
kromo; //Because it's more effective to work within it and align our interests than to make an enemy of it, which is what we are doing. That's the reality of politics.//
I think you should go and ask David Cameron about the reality of EU politics, and how effective he found it trying to work within it.
I think you should go and ask David Cameron about the reality of EU politics, and how effective he found it trying to work within it.
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