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There is a realistic potential for a compromise on the backstop. It would have to meet these standards:
Now I am not sure what solution that would be. In the end if standards diverge after the transition period then you need customs checks and 'blockchain' is not an answer. But you can kick that problem into the long grass with some clever wording whereby everyone understands the issue needs to be resolved without those checks and is confident it will be. I still think it will take the form of a cleverly worded way of saying in the event of no agreement after the transition period the U.K Government gets to decide between continuing the transition or diverging without N.Ireland. Essentially what the EU offered a year or so ago. The EU gets to say they got what they wanted - especially Ireland - and Boris got rid of the backstop. DUP might not be happy though. |
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That argument means nothing Being that remaining will not happen What’s your pleasure? No deal or amended deal? |
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Why would that be a problem? There certainly won't be a backstop if there's a no deal. Ireland need to get their act together and start to get real about this. Posturing won't get them anywhere. They are just a little country attempting to have their day on the world stage. If they continue like this, it will all end in tears. But it won't be the UK that's weeping. ---------- Post added at 20:48 ---------- Previous post was at 20:44 ---------- Quote:
I don't see why you have this perverse attraction to the EU. It is an appalling set-up and we will be well shot of them. |
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The driver behind my ire for this whole situation, is the failure to deliver a democratic decision. That I can’t abide. I’ve been on the losing side of many decisions, made by others, in my life and accepted and moved on. I look at Hong Kong, and they are literally fighting for democracy. Yet many of us seem happy to throw it away as it suits us. That is to me disgusting. The failure by Parliament to put aside party politics and deliver Brexit...and that is aimed directly at Corbyn, and the failure of the EU to not be the EU has just turned me into an ardent leaver. I doubt I am alone. Probably not a massive amount but as in many elections, the silent righ right of centre grou usually voice their opinion in the polling booth. To think re-running the referendum would bring about a substantial turnaround to the 2016 result, I think, would be seriously mis-placed. |
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Why do so many people in this country try and do this country down? This narrative has got to change or we will be the architects of our own downfall. |
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One of the largest economies in the world is true, but we used to be the 4th largest, now we are 7th (in one measure, we are 9th) We do punch above our weight, due to historical reasons, but the modern world is made up of economic groupings, as they carry more weight than individual countries - just look at some of the trade deals we have completed so far, which include the groupings of Central America, Andean countries, Caribbean countries, and Eastern and Southern Africa. |
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Well over £300bn exports from rest of EU to UK is not chicken feed. |
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With respect, you are not being realistic, Hugh, you are being negative. |
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