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Old 31-08-2022, 07:42   #4464
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Re: Britain outside the EU

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
Better to use the agreed course of action like Article 16 than tear up the agreement unilaterally. But do we really want to fall out with our largest trading partners the EU at a time of rampant inflation and a common aggressive enemy? Thatcher used tact and diplomacy as well as threats; Truss needs to acquire the former skills sharpish!
I'd rather not fall out with the EU, but we can't put up with being pushed around either. We've been trying for some time to get an agreement to get the protocol working as it should and we've had nothing but obstruction. It is hurting the Northern Ireland economy, its businesses and even preventing Stormont from sitting.

We cannot go on like this, and in the absence of co-operation we have to do what is best for us. Our proposals do not affect the EU's ability to prevent the wrong goods getting in. They are simply being obstinate.

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Originally Posted by Dave42 View Post
so would you want a trade war OB it wont be us that wins if there is one
I didn't say that.
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