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Old 17-09-2020, 13:59   #3977
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Re: Brexit-Transitional Period Ends 31/12/20

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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
The EU is the one forcing a hard border, and NOBODY ELSE. They are the ones being constantly stubborn on a trade deal. Where else on the planet would another country be allowed to dictate what could and couldn't be moved around in the country? Do you have the remotest idea of what the EU has control over. eg parcels from GB to NI. There is a very long list of things that we have to get their approval over.
Why on earth should the IRA dictate what this country can and cannot do?
From a soft Brexiter's viewpoint, if the UK took an approach like Norway and Switzerland we wouldn't be in this mess.

Alternatively, from a no-deal Brexiter's viewpoint, the Government could have decided that it was better to review a 20-year old treaty (The Good Friday Agreement) and not a 20-week-old treaty (Withdrawal Agreement). It would have won the moral agreement (eg why is the EU interfering in a sovereign nation) if it had done the former and not the latter. The Government has failed no-deal Brexiters as it's too late for such a situation.
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