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I pass him most days on my way to work... There's lots like him here and it overwhelmingly influenced my vote. |
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You don't set a timer and enter talks until you know what you are asking for and how best to achieve it. The Government know actually needs to do the work, the thinking, the planning for this complicated process. This is serious business. You don't just put on a pair of union jack y fronts, march into Brussels and make demands. |
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Something else on free movement, even less equivocal than the official statement. http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_MEX-16-2357_en.htm Quote:
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Disregard it was on the BBC news app attributed to Angela Merkel but it's gone so not sure what happened.
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We don't discriminate over who comes here, we simply make it uneconomic for low skilled people to bother. |
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If we want restrictions we will likely in turn see restrictions in access to the Single Market. Chances are those restrictions would be on services, and the simplest way is financial services. We have the biggest Euro foreign exchange. We won't even be in the European Union but want to remain the biggest trader of their currency. It's really not a great stretch to see the scenario I mentioned earlier where France tie us in knots and we watch 12%, possibly more, of our tax base disappear to save £600m a year in tax credits. ---------- Post added at 20:43 ---------- Previous post was at 20:43 ---------- Quote:
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"This is serious business. You don't just put on a pair of union jack y fronts, march into Brussels and make demands.". No really omg how deluded I've been :rolleyes: and you think the civil service weren't preparing for all eventualities there will be plans made and they will be waiting for a politician to choose which one they want to proceed with. Also it's rarely our politicians that deal with the international negotiations it's the diplomatic staff politicians make an appearance at the begining and the end and take the credit.
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Preparations started Friday. EDIT: Actually here's one reference - this is about as boring as it comes - https://www.civilserviceworld.com/ar...gency-planning Quote:
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Politicians weren't prepared I haven't found anything specifically stating that no plans were drawn up by the civil service or the diplomats but if you've got some I would appreciate them as my googling is not brilliant at the minute.
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We have two years to negotiate if we can't achieve an acceptable deal in that time we're screwed anyway.
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