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Old 26-06-2018, 00:35   #3223
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by ianch99 View Post
Keep up You said there is no need for a NI border to control migration so I was asking you why the need for the Calais "border". By your logic, we should not have border security in Calais, correct?

You are talking about more trade. The emphasis being on the "talking" part. You may not have voted to be poorer, however some will be still happy if they are.
I'm pleased you asked that Calais border question ianch99.

Even those rare beasts, the pro-Brexit economists, acknowledge that we will be poorer. You may recall that Brexiter Patrick Minford said that whilst we would survive with a hard Brexit, manufacturing would be wiped out. It looks like he was onto something.
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