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Originally Posted by Angua
Problem is WTO rules require hard borders.
Not in the EU and looking to use WTO rules and NI border becomes a huge issue.
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I think you’re really saying that WTO rules imply hard borders.
There is no written WTO rule about hard borders. And the NI customs border can be policed by more modern means via technology.
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I’ve changed my position. I previously had reached the point of admitting that remaining in the EU would be better than Chequers, provided that we could continue sticking it to the EC.
However, today’s report in the Sunday Times that Merkel is pushing for a German to take over from Juncker when his term is up next year, that German being none other than the arch **** Martin Selmayr, has changed all that.
I’ve repeatedly warned you all about German hegemony; now the United States of Germany is edging closer. We must leave this wretched EU on 29-March.