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1. Re-read. "Even with the best-case scenario..." 2. If the withdrawal agreement was approved they would not happen as we would be more closely aligned than Turkey is. 3. Don't know what Scotland's got to do with this. I'm talking about up-to-date impact reports. |
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That'd be good if that happened. Vive le republique!
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Bad weather and strike delays can easily last longer than any of the worst case scenario delays. If the UK can routinely cope with those, then it can cope with any of these supposed delays. |
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2. It would still all happen from 2021, even with the backstop which is just an ongoing customs union. 3. Would anybody suggest Scotland shouldn't be allowed to vote for independence for these SAME reasons? |
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2) 2021 gives time to prepare. 3) There's no indication that Scotland wouldn't immediately be in a customs union with the EU had it became independent. |
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If a clear cut democratic decision is allowed to be overturned by the losing side, where does it all end? Labour governments bring disaster, especially any involving the current lot. Should they be forced to be overturned, or is it as always, only Liberals and the Left get to choose when a "principle" applies. |
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2. 2021 will allow more time for revising supply chains and building port infrastructure even if a deal doesn't give us a very close trading relationship. |
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No one's debating overturning a referendum in these reports. |
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2) Prepare for what? There is no solution as the issues that Turkey still has demonstrates. Turkey has had more than 20 years, and the EU still holds things up. 3) There are still delays with a customs union. It's mere speculation that Scotland would be in a customs union with the EU. Even so, their main problem is the border with England. A EU-Scottish customs union wouldn't address that. |
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I'm not sure why you keep bringing up a non-EU member states and their customs union. Each customs union is different so unless ours was identical we can't say the same would happen. Again, not that Scotland have anything to do with it, without knowing the detail you couldn't say what delays would or would not occur. |
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To think in such small terms. In your dreams. Monarchy here to stay. Did you not study history? We already were a Republic once, didn’t quite work out that well. The Queen barely flex’s the power she welds and quite rightly, for a long long time, she has kept the Monachy out of the political arena. She’s being dragged in because the Democratic will of the people is being ignored, we voted to leave the EU. We have a Remain led Parliament subverting Democracy, not Boris Johnson, these people shouting, “Stopthecoup”, never actually seen a real coup, tanks, rogue army etc. |
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If your train journey takes two minutes but is occasionally delayed by bad weather or a train strike, you will still use it. If it is regularly delayed by 2-3 hours and you have a 50% chance of it being delayed by 8 hours, you will make other arrangements like the plane or car. These will be more costly in time or money. Over time, you might find it better to buy somewhere closer to work or choose a new job. But you can't do this instantly. |
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