Umm...everybody knows that.
I commented to that effect nearly 24 hours ago.
Umm...everybody knows that.
I commented to that effect nearly 24 hours ago.
Another argument is Merkel hope the UK will participate in the new EU elections, and see the REMAINERS win in majority in EU Parliament for UK MEPs, making the whole thing a secondary REFERENDUM for the British government to consider.
basically sending a message to the British people and overriding Westminster for REMAINERs voice to be heard and that Brexit is being put into question with the hope that REVOKE will be the only option left.
Last edited by Dragonfly; 12-04-2019 at 02:18 PM.
Who cares now about Brexit, we have WikiLexit...
Yeah, that works about as well as a fecal fly exclusive.
yes fecalcy
at the end, our Brexiteers friends were right, there is a conspiracy in the EU for stopping Brexit, mostly by the Germans, and we know why, with 25% of their cars export being to the UK
the deal was fair though, and the only one on the table. The point of the extension is not to harm the UK with a hard Brexit, because everyone would suffer from it. Need to protect them from their own follies.
so you guys are staying it seems
fuck that shit,
The EU is is a larger and richer trading bloc than the US. In fact it's the largest and richest trading bloc and the largest economy in the world. It has more free trade agreements than any other bloc and is the top trading partner for 80 countries (as opposed to the US with 20). You really haven't a clue about what the EU is or what it does, do you?
Last edited by DrB0b; 12-04-2019 at 05:14 PM.
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On ignore, am I?
The RCEP is a FTA and doesn't even exist yet, when and if it exists it still won't be a single economy - you fool. Again, because I know how difficult it is for you to understand facts that you haven't made up yourself, THE RCEP IS A PROPOSED FTA, not in any way comparable to the EU.
^ I'm claiming that the size of the UKs economy is based on its current relationship with the EU. A breakdown of that relationship will weaken the UK economy. Are you going to argue against this?
So you can't think of any net benefits of leaving the EU.
Not sure why you're so keen on brexit...
You are being equated to someone who is unable to provide facts to back up his arguments, which is what you are. A debate IS a sales pitch, one in which you are trying to persuade the other person to buy your argument. If you don't understand something so basic don't expect anyone to find you anything other than ludicrous. All you are doing here, in an extremely obvious and childish manner, is trying to wriggle out of proving something you know is patently false and attempting to avoid providing factual information which doesn't actually exist.
Exports mean people are buying those exports, it's not as if the EU are forcing the British people to buy goods they don't want. . It's idiocy to think that UK trade with the EU will drop to zero after Brexit. The UK is about 16% of the EU's export market and is likely to remain one of the EU's largest export markets after Brexit. By the way, you are also entirely ignoring the fact that the EU is the UKs largest export market, the proportion of UK goods exported to the EU significantly outweighs the proportion of EU goods exported to the UK.
Since when has the EU been a country? Why when talking about imports/exports do people always refer to the EU as though it is a country instead of focusing on the trade the UK has with individual countries as opposed to lumping them all in together. It will make no difference to the economies of Romania and Hungary if Britain leaves with a deal or not, France and Germany another matter as we are there largest market for numerous goods.
International investment has fallen by nearly 20% since the referendum.
You keep stating things that you cannot back up with facts.
Why was my statement about no net benefits in leaving the EU laughable? You can squirm as much as you want but I need facts not slogans and lies to be convinced.
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