SteveS1
I heard that, pardon?
That's great Brian, now all we need is to agree the same with the EU. Good news indeed.
Brexit: give me a positive effect... VII
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That's great Brian, now all we need is to agree the same with the EU. Good news indeed.
Brian
Eating fat, staying slim
No, I haven’t.
Brian
Eating fat, staying slim
Glad you agree.
Let’s see if the EU will agree a reasonable deal soon. I doubt it will be the same as before so don’t build up your hopes.
SteveS1
I heard that, pardon?
Glad you agree.
Let’s see if the EU will agree a reasonable deal soon. I doubt it will be the same as before so don’t build up your hopes.
There you go qualifying your expectation, why not? If EU terms are good enough for Canada as the eighth largest trade partner outside of the EU - it ought to be a slam-dunk for the largest by far. Love the idea that they are the ones who have to be 'reasonable', I take it you assume the UK will be?
Sue Pertwee-Tyr
Accuphase all the way down
Yes you have.
Brian
Eating fat, staying slim
Well, as the BIG side on the negotiations, yes, it's down to the EU.
That I think something is ridiculous that you appear to think is not doesn't mean I don't get the point.
I do understand the superior intelligence level of the hard remainer, but honestly, despite various comments from members over the years I am not dumb.
Sue Pertwee-Tyr
Accuphase all the way down
Well it’s not ridiculous, so you didn’t get the point.
Colin L
High-tech low-life
I believe your first sentence contradicts your last assertion.
eternumviti
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Do the EU terms of the Canada FTA include having 90% of the fish in Canadian waters, and ECJ jurisdiction over level playing field and state aid rules, I wonder?
SteveS1
I heard that, pardon?
The fish that the UK market doesn't consume? Or the vast majority of fish caught in UK waters that get sold into the SM?
Perhaps we could do a deal that means giving access to our waters, in return for access to waters where the fish we do actually consume are more plentiful.....oh wait.
eternumviti
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No, the fish in Canadian waters.
ff1d1l
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Professional actor or talented amateur?
SteveS1
I heard that, pardon?
Let me know when you see a Canadian fishing boat off Clacton, perhaps Farage can intercept it on one of his little publicity stunts.
eternumviti
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The question was, does the EU claim 90% of Canadian fish in the Canada EU FTA?
I can't see how Clacton weedled its way into the answer, perhaps that's globalism for you.
I can't see how Clacton weedled its way into the answer, perhaps that's globalism for you.
tuga
Legal Alien
You've just descovered why the UK cannot have a Canada-style deal haven't you?
eternumviti
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Erm... no.
tuga
Legal Alien
Canada is far. No need for level playing field and state aid rules, EU doesn't wish to fish in its waters.
UK is near. Need for level playing field and state aid rules, EU wants to fish in its waters.
There's one thing in common though: what Lola wants Lola gets.
Brian
Eating fat, staying slim
Excellent. Well done.
SteveS1
I heard that, pardon?
You complain others are fixed in their view, while remaining unshakably convinced in your own. Frankly, you know full well why the Canada arrangement differs, you also know full well that the mainly foreign owned UK fishing industry issue is no more than an affected symbolism to satisfy a demographic that you don't like being compared to, so I wasn't taking what you said seriously.
Tony L
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Has anyone mentioned cheap shoes for the housewife yet?JRM
Ah yes, the ‘affordable footwear for beggars and street urchins’ angle.
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