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This Deal Or No Brexit At All
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When was 'No Deal' taken off the table?
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When was 'No Deal' taken off the table?
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we survived as part of Europe without being part of EEC as it was..we remain in Europe but escape the clutches of the Bundesbank and Brussels !! perhaps a lot of folk here are too young to remember how well we managed ? what started as a Trade agreement became very very different...not at all what we voted for way back in the day....
No deal is the equivalent of us shooting ourselves in the head and the EU shooting themselves in the foot. We continue to retain it as an option in the vain hope that the EU will give us a better deal rather than shoot themselves in the foot. With no deal "off the table" we lose a bargaining chip, but it's not a chip that anybody on our side who cares about the economy, trade, business, jobs, their re-electability etc etc would ever want to play - the outcome would be catastrophic, and both sides know that.
// When was 'No Deal' taken off the table? //
you mean there was deal file labelled 'No Deal'
and now it has gone ?
So no-deal was a kinda deal ? - dear God no wonder we are in the carp ( all cretans are liars said the famous cretan Epimedes)
( "so no-deal is a deal " is the parallel in case you cant see)
you mean there was deal file labelled 'No Deal'
and now it has gone ?
So no-deal was a kinda deal ? - dear God no wonder we are in the carp ( all cretans are liars said the famous cretan Epimedes)
( "so no-deal is a deal " is the parallel in case you cant see)
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The above is a very useful summary and analysis of the key parts of the agreement and what MPs will be voting on
The above is a very useful summary and analysis of the key parts of the agreement and what MPs will be voting on
There is a difference between the prospect of not doing a deal - naturally that is always a possibility with any negotiation - and thinking that if you are heading in a particular direction then it’s a good idea.
If you are negotiating with an equipment supplier what stuff you need for a hazardous journey then there’s always a chance you may not agree. But if the default position says you must make that journey anyway then it changes things a bit :-)
If you are negotiating with an equipment supplier what stuff you need for a hazardous journey then there’s always a chance you may not agree. But if the default position says you must make that journey anyway then it changes things a bit :-)
> The real deal is the old deal, the WTO deal that serves the rest of the World very well indeed
Whatever deal the rest of the world has, which includes WTO and other deals, the point is they already have it. Their deals were set up over many years.
If you can give me one example of a large trading nation that tore up all its trade deals overnight, and what happened after that, I'd be interested to see it.
Whatever deal the rest of the world has, which includes WTO and other deals, the point is they already have it. Their deals were set up over many years.
If you can give me one example of a large trading nation that tore up all its trade deals overnight, and what happened after that, I'd be interested to see it.
