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Old 12-12-2020, 21:55   #5007
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Re: Brexit-Transitional Period Ends 31/12/20

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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
Not as stuffed as us.

Its the delight Brexiteers take in the damage it might do to other countries that is pitiful.
The "delight" is from the Irish and the Remain supporters. It is they who all along have constantly promoted the idea that the UK will simply roll over and give in.


The claim was made that the EU would be able to make up any gap.

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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
Cheaper than the no tariffs we have with the EU at present?
The original claim that I replied to, was about the cost with tariffs, not without.

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
How much of the EU money went on one-off projects? Eg The Eden project.
The bulk of "EU money" spent in the actually comes from the UK, because of the way the EU rebate works. It is knocked off the starting figure for the rebate, so than means an absolute minimum of 66% of the "EU money" has come from the UK. Eg if £300m is spent by the EU in the UK, then the rebate is reduced by £200m.
The money for Cornwall comes from various "pots", not just the one listed.
We're not going to simply hand over the sort of money for big projects without checking them out etc. It's not meant to be a blank cheque to spend on whatever they want.

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