The EU deal

[peteblue]

No denying. But to think that it is a foregone conclusion negotiations will be over quickly and favourably to us, without any other EU country wanting to have 1st dibs on some of our market is ridiculous.

The negotiations won't be quick, but they will not stop trading while it's being sorted. If you believe that German cars will cease to be sold here while we negotiate, then that would be silly.......

 

[daylightrobber]

The negotiations won't be quick, but they will not stop trading while it's being sorted. If you believe that German cars will cease to be sold here while we negotiate, then that would be silly.......

Agreed that it would be daft, but the rules are the rules. We helped write them. If negotiations aren't concluded in 2 years trade won't stop, but it will have to be carried out as if we are no longer in the union, under WTO regulations, with relevant tariffs. There is every possibility that everyone will suffer.

 

[peteblue]

Agreed that it would be daft, but the rules are the rules. We helped write them. If negotiations aren't concluded in 2 years trade won't stop, but it will have to be carried out as if we are no longer in the union, under WTO regulations, with relevant tariffs. There is every possibility that everyone will suffer.

Unless we agree otherwise. Don't get hung up on the words in the treaty, the EU has shown numerous times that political necessity will override any 'rules'.......like their economic fiscal rules etc etc

 

[daylightrobber]

Unless we agree otherwise. Don't get hung up on the words in the treaty, the EU has shown numerous times that political necessity will override any 'rules'.......like their economic fiscal rules etc etc

Not if the EU have any concerns about further break aways with members insisting on the treaty being binding.

 

[daylightrobber]

I see Gove can't guarantee the security of jobs if we leave. Bit risky isn't it?

 

[peteblue]

Not if the EU have any concerns about further break aways with members insisting on the treaty being binding.

Why should the EU be concerned of breakaways if it is so good for everyone. If it can only exist by threats then who would want to belong to it. It is actually in the EU's interest to help the UK to leave on a happy note, and develop trade with it.........

 

[peteblue]

I see Gove can't guarantee the security of jobs if we leave. Bit risky isn't it?

Spain has 50% youth unemployment.....no one either in or outside of the EU can guarantee jobs........life is risky, always was, always will be.......

 

[peteblue]

Anyway lads, like a good European i'm off to bed......

 

[edge]

Anyway lads, like a good European i'm off to bed......

goodnight old chap,hope you don't have to get up to go the toilet through the night,you know with your age drinking and all that.

 

[dandydan]

irritating know it all, thinks talking over people makes him so clever , or a bell for short

He'd get ripped to shreds by farage or milo! He also blocks anyone who challenges his views on Twitter.

 

[Sarnia Kevin]

I see Gove can't guarantee the security of jobs if we leave. Bit risky isn't it?

Can anyone guarantee the security of jobs whether we stay or leave? No, of course not, so ridiculous statement.

 

[dandydan]

Of course it is.

Institutional or unconscious racism is just the lefts version of original sin.

 

[The Duke of Garston]

Mad that everyone voting leave is a massive racist isn't it?!

 

[dandydan]

I see Gove can't guarantee the security of jobs if we leave. Bit risky isn't it?

Being in hasn't helped 11000 bhs employees much.

 

[daylightrobber]

Can anyone guarantee the security of jobs whether we stay or leave? No, of course not, so ridiculous statement.

Being in hasn't helped 11000 bhs employees much.

Allow me to rephrase. According to the head of the Leave campaign, there could be no guarantee that that action of leaving the EU wouldn't put UK jobs at risk.