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Old 14-10-2016, 13:27   #1974
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Re: Post-Brexit thread

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
The Walloonian Parliament in Belgium has blocked the proposed trade deal between the EU and Canada.
Brexiters might argue that this shows how the UK can act more swiftly with deals as an independent entity. The bigger question is how well does it bode for a deal between the UK and EU?
https://www.ft.com/content/df6841f4-...9-61bcc6c3ed11
Going by the rhetoric we aren't getting one, either permanent or transitional, for the foreseeable. Financial services and manufacturers need to start putting their contingency plans into effect and indeed some already have.

Also I note the UK is apparently planning to direct foreign aid towards winning support in WTO schedule talks. So what David Davis and others have said about a seamless transition with no legal ambiguity looks like a lie.

I am shocked. David Davis has been so honest, on the rare occasion he's actually said anything substantial, since he took up his new post.
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