Thread: UK & EU Agree Post-Brexit Trade Deal
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Old 16-10-2019, 14:50   #1289
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Re: Brexit Development(s) Discussion
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
In a sensible manner that doesn't adversely affect the country's population and economy.

No one voted to be worse off.
What we voted for was to leave. Richer or poorer did not come into it.

Having said that, I am as certain as can be that prosperity lies in the route we have taken, to grasp more opportunities from around the world.

And once again, trade with the EU will not cease just because we are not part of that organisation. That seems to be the worry amongst many remainers - that EU imports and exports will dry up after Brexit. They won't, of course, we are likely to be pretty much the same as now. More trade with the rest of the world will benefit us, and this is the missing link in those damning forecasts of our future financial wellbeing.
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