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Old 25-02-2019, 00:55   #7815
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy View Post
As I understand it I think we're actually better of in the backstop, no new laws, access to single market, being part of the customs union ish, no membership fees and no free movement, what's not to like, no wonder the EU aren't keen oh and we keep the fish!

That is as said if I understand it right, I've made no real effort to look for information preferring instead to listen to Farage, Mugg, Bozo and the rest and think the exact opposite of what they said, it's easier that way
This is a withdrawal agreement, the real negotiation (fish, tariffs etc) comes with any trade agreement we agree with the EU.
We will still have to pay for access to the single market.

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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
As Matthew Paris succinctly put in a article she listens to no one while completely ignoring any advice she is given..
Just seen a bit more of this article on Twitter. Rather worrying.
https://twitter.com/arusbridger?ref_...Ctwgr%5Eauthor
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