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Old 10-06-2021, 14:51   #1223
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Re: Britain outside the EU

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
Exactly. Explaining the EU's needs (eg to maintain the integrity of Single Market) is not being unpatriotic. It is intelligence that helps you to decide how best to approach negotiations. I dread to imagine how Seph's approach would play out around some of the board rooms I've sat in. Let's just say, I would ensure my mortgage was paid off before I took such an approach!
It is unpatriotic in so far as you use it to guide "how best to approach negotiations".

You appear to want us to subscribe to EU agriculture Law and the ECJ. (Bad enough that the NI Protocol binds us to the ECJ). Brexit is about sovereignty not subservience.

On your final point, we seem to have done OK with something far worse than Brexit: the Pandemic. We'll survive and thrive by facing the EU down.

Btw, Irish pork sausages are delicious - pity about the perfidious politicians, still stuck in 1916.

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