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    The EU and UK are continuing talks on post-Brexit trade, amid mounting speculation that they are close to agreeing a deal. BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg said it was looking "very likely" the two sides were "heading towards" an agreement. But this was "not signed and sealed", with "haggling" going on, she added. Disputes over fishing rights and business competition rules remain the key hurdles to reaching a deal. An EU official close to the talks said: "It is crunch time. But talk of a deal announcement is premature." And a Downing Street source said it was "possible but far from certain" that an agreement ... (full story)

Ursula, don't sell us out to this clown. EU regulations should be respected for products for access to the internal market. I don't want chlorined chickens from Donald shipped via BoJo. The British can do what they want, that's a part of UK sovereignty. But no exceptions from our production standards and quality for shipments into EU internal market. Easy. Btw, this week I changed one of my brokers from UK to mailand Europe. That's the future.
Quoting Milanolok
Btw, this week I changed one of my brokers from UK to mailand Europe. That's the future.
Future of more and more regulation only.
Everyone can see the chart, but only a few can actually read it.
The lie was that 3 hours ago it was done
Beware of robber banks (RB), bad advisors.
Milanolok - Id change your tune about our PM - Ursula is a crook https://www.politico.eu/article/the-scandal-hanging-over-ursula-von-der-leyen/
Whichever faked deal is closed at some point, I wish the people in GB, IR, Scotland a good start. Stay or get healthy. I look forward to seeing you again one day with friendly thoughts. Miss you and see you.
Quoting Vancarbon
GK7 Brussels is full of these career ( I can't even call them politicians ) bureaucrats . It's probably one of the worst gravy trains globally . We have our quota , as do most democracies , the EU is premier league .
Don't forget that the head of ECB is a convicted criminal...hundreds of millions stolen...almost like a parody movie that something like that is even possible.

Yet, some clowns defend EU every chance they get, even the fact we have the highest taxes worldwide. And above is an example how that money is "spent".
Everyone can see the chart, but only a few can actually read it.
hmmm
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uk is better off with wto with the way negotioations have gone, uk need to control there own
Quoting Guest
uk is better off with wto with the way negotioations have gone, uk need to control there own

Being duuuummm and not knowing how to spell is definitely your thing.

Beware of robber banks (RB), bad advisors.
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Quoting Vancarbon
{quote} It should be respected . Our sovereignty Our standards will be fine , if not above the standard of the EU,don't you concern yourself about that . You keep believing the hype .lol
Europe is way bigger than us - Got to throw in a sweetener
Quoting Guest
{quote} Europe is way bigger than us - Got to throw in a sweetener
The world is bigger than Europe.

Anything worthwhile is happening in US or China for good or for worse.

Going forward you have a rapidly ageing Europe and a more global world.
Right. And the world is far bigger than UK and what will remain of it.
Maybe I spelt something wrong because English is not my other tongue. Feel free to continue in French, German, Italian or anyone of the Scandinavian languages since you and let me check your capacities here. Do you btw know any other language than English? If not - **** ** with this kinnd of comments.
I didn't write crook, I wrote clown. Yuo were the one using the word crook and I take your word for it then.
Quoting Steamroller
{quote} The world is bigger than Europe. Anything worthwhile is happening in US or China for good or for worse. Going forward you have a rapidly ageing Europe and a more global world.
Have you forgotten that Europeans buy goods, lots of.
Y'know imports.
SEE LINE,TRADE LINE..PRICE HAS TO GO SOMEWHERE,,, PRICE WILL GO SOMEWHERE.
Quoting Milanolok
Right. And the world is far bigger than UK and what will remain of it.
Correct. it doesnt mean we wont trade with Europe, we just dont want to be governed by the EU.

Free determination is a novel and just concept.
Quoting OnlineAddict
{quote} ... some clowns defend EU every chance they get, even the fact we have the highest taxes worldwide. And above is an example how that money is "spent".
Hardly a day goes by without some europhobic/euroskeptic attack by a brexiter based on some long discredited claim or smear that doesnt stand up to diligence.
Most responses from market focused analysts (your "Clown"s) here are triggered by an instinct to refute actually inaccurate claims. While the brexiter responses then quickly descend into ad homenim abuse, name calling and rants about sovereignty, little attention stays focused on the fact that the economic consequences of their arguments support policies that are internationally recognized and condemned as harmful to the UK National interest.
IMHO Trade negotiations are not the place to peddle nationalist political issues.
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Quoting RossEdwards
{quote} Hardly a day goes by without some europhobic/euroskeptic attack by a brexiter based on some long discredited claim or smear that doesnt stand up to diligence. Most responses from market focused analysts (your "Clown"s) here are triggered by an instinct to refute actually inaccurate claims. While the brexiter responses then quickly descend into ad homenim abuse, name calling and rants about sovereignty, little attention stays focused on the fact that the economic consequences of their arguments support policies that are internationally...
So the head of ECB didn't help to steal 400 million of taxpayer's money? Court says she did...instead of prison, she became the manager of our economy and wealth...don't you see anything wrong with that?

Thats why you pay crazy taxes in EU...not for anything else. Not for healthcare, not for schools...but for the "elites" to share it between them.

Thats why I don't support the system here...its socialist for the people with capitalism only for the "elite".
Everyone can see the chart, but only a few can actually read it.
Quoting OnlineAddict
{quote} So the head of ECB didn't help to steal 400 million of taxpayer's money? Court says she did...instead of prison, she became the manager of our economy and wealth...don't you see anything wrong with that? Thats why you pay crazy taxes in EU...not for anything else. Not for healthcare, not for schools...but for the "elites" to share it between them. Thats why I don't support the system here...its socialist for the people with capitalism only for the "elite".
Do you EVER do your homework? Do you not understand why Legarde walked clear o this "conviction" so easily, and neither IMF nor ECB took it seriously?
Legarde was conviced by Cour de Justice de la République. Her offence was “negligence by a person in a position of public authority”. Ministers tried before the CJR are heard by a fifteen-judge panel made up of three justices of the Court of Cassation and twelve parliamentarians: six each from the National Assembly and Senate.
It is consequently a political tribunal, not a normal court. And shortly to be abolished. There is NO SUCH COURT IN UK. No SUCH CRIME in the UK. British Ministers are IMMUNE from charges of of negligence in the exercise of their duties.
If there were David Davis and half the UK cabinets of recent years would be locked up for life.

So spare us all your faux indignation.
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  • Posted: Dec 23, 2020 12:44pm
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