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Originally Posted by nomadking
1) It's about who has control, It's not a matter of simply shutting everybody else out. If the French wanted a staggered wind-down, they could've asked for one. They HAVEN'T. They want complete unfettered access. As I've previously pointed out, the situation would arise where fish caught in UK waters by EU boats wouldn't be subject to tariffs when sold in the EU, but those caught be UK boats would be. So much for a "level playing field".
2) The WTO has it's own set of rules for financial support. What is wrong with those? The UK level of support is nowhere near Germany's level of support, so again what are the EU complaining about? 
3) Nothing to comprise about. Should be the same rules as for everybody else. Eg Goods sold by China into the EU are subject to ECJ rules, goods in China and outside the EU are not. Nothing complicated or unreasonable about that. Does the ECJ rule over goods produced and sold in Vietnam? Of course not.
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Don't forget the 50 Flemish boats.
