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"Panic panic panic Must stock up on biscuits! "My favourite biscuit is the Jaffa Cake *sits back and awaits backlash | |||
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"Panic panic panic Must stock up on biscuits!
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"Panic panic panic Must stock up on biscuits!
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"Panic panic panic Must stock up on biscuits! "I’ll make you some! | |||
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"You never know if there could be a shortage of food. I might stock up on some haribos "More scare mongering | |||
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"Panic panic panic Must stock up on biscuits!
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"Panic panic panic Must stock up on biscuits!
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I can't unsee that comment now. Must lie down "Enjoy your day  | |||
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"No , we are still aligned with the EU for trade and trading standards for the next 12 months , a transition period. It's this time next year we shoukd be hoarding rice pudding "That is right we are and yes for the rest of this year as well, we will see what happens after that, so we have some time to stock up on things | |||
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"Er Shag, we left last week mate "Not technically as it will be a transition period. | |||
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"Er Shag, we left last week mate "Still in the single market and customs union though. | |||
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"No , we are still aligned with the EU for trade and trading standards for the next 12 months , a transition period. It's this time next year we shoukd be hoarding rice pudding That is right we are and yes for the rest of this year as well, we will see what happens after that, so we have some time to stock up on things "as the penny finally dropped now the your starting to believe the uk is leaving the Eu now it’s only took ya 3and half yrs lol | |||
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"We have left the Eu. Our economy is booming. " Technically we haven’t left the EU, and our economy isn’t ‘booming’ , duh | |||
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"If you compare our great country to the other 26 in the eu ...we are deffo booming m8 ...in fact because we have done so well they want an xtra billion divorce payment ....I've had a couple of them divorce things so best we tell them to fuck off see you in court time" You do realise we haven’t technically left the EU? And if we are booming why is the pound weaker now than it was before the referendum? You are living in a blinkered dream world , mate | |||
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"No blinkers here m8 just posative ...not a negative thought in my head ...look forward not backwards ..try it...you may be happy "I am very happy, I am doing well on here, Brexit will make me money , what isn’t to love about life. | |||
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"The UK stopped being a member of the European Union (EU) after 23:00 GMT on 31 January 2020. " We are in a transition period until the end of 2020 ‘while the UK and EU negotiate additional arrangements. The current rules on trade, travel, and business for the UK and EU will continue to apply ‘ . But you knew that ? Yeah ? | |||
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"The UK stopped being a member of the European Union (EU) after 23:00 GMT on 31 January 2020. " exactly and agreed a transition period until the end of the year,why,s that i wonder because they felt sorry for us and wanted to help us out? i dont think so. | |||
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"The UK stopped being a member of the European Union (EU) after 23:00 GMT on 31 January 2020. exactly and agreed a transition period until the end of the year,why,s that i wonder because they felt sorry for us and wanted to help us out? i dont think so. "It was agreed by both sides, what is your point ? | |||
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"The UK stopped being a member of the European Union (EU) after 23:00 GMT on 31 January 2020. exactly and agreed a transition period until the end of the year,why,s that i wonder because they felt sorry for us and wanted to help us out? i dont think so.
It was agreed by both sides, what is your point ? "My point its in the eu,s interest to have a trade deal with the uk hence the transition period. | |||
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"The UK stopped being a member of the European Union (EU) after 23:00 GMT on 31 January 2020. exactly and agreed a transition period until the end of the year,why,s that i wonder because they felt sorry for us and wanted to help us out? i dont think so.
It was agreed by both sides, what is your point ? My point its in the eu,s interest to have a trade deal with the uk hence the transition period. "Are you missing something? The interest lies on both sides? hence the agreed transition period. Are you suggesting that the transition period show an EU weakness?? | |||
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"The UK stopped being a member of the European Union (EU) after 23:00 GMT on 31 January 2020. exactly and agreed a transition period until the end of the year,why,s that i wonder because they felt sorry for us and wanted to help us out? i dont think so.
It was agreed by both sides, what is your point ? My point its in the eu,s interest to have a trade deal with the uk hence the transition period.
Are you missing something? The interest lies on both sides? hence the agreed transition period. Are you suggesting that the transition period show an EU weakness??"No im am suggesting the last thing the eu wants is no deal. | |||
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"That is a FACT. If you are unsure, look it up. Dress it up anyway you want. Speechless some people are unaware of this state of affairs " Transition period, that is FACT, why are we still tied to EU laws in trade travel etc? Speechless some people are unaware of this state of affairs | |||
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"The UK stopped being a member of the European Union (EU) after 23:00 GMT on 31 January 2020. exactly and agreed a transition period until the end of the year,why,s that i wonder because they felt sorry for us and wanted to help us out? i dont think so.
It was agreed by both sides, what is your point ? My point its in the eu,s interest to have a trade deal with the uk hence the transition period.
Are you missing something? The interest lies on both sides? hence the agreed transition period. Are you suggesting that the transition period show an EU weakness??No im am suggesting the last thing the eu wants is no deal."Agreed, and the last thing the UK wants is a no deal?? | |||
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"The UK stopped being a member of the European Union (EU) after 23:00 GMT on 31 January 2020. " . And at 23,01 we had 40 free trade agreements to announce ,,,can anyone name them? or half of them ?, or a few of them ?,or a couple of them ? or just one ? | |||
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"Ken dodd time folks ...happiness happyness" Yeah and look how we are helping climate change too,we wont have loads of meps and all their files heading to Strasbourg next week for a few days jolly how much climate change gas will that save? win win. | |||
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"The UK stopped being a member of the European Union (EU) after 23:00 GMT on 31 January 2020. . And at 23,01 we had 40 free trade agreements to announce ,,,can anyone name them? or half of them ?, or a few of them ?,or a couple of them ? or just one ? " ‘Oven ready ‘ Brexit | |||
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"That is a FACT. If you are unsure, look it up. Dress it up anyway you want. Speechless some people are unaware of this state of affairs " The fact is we have left however you want to dress it we have no mep,s a requirement if you are still in. | |||
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"Ken dodd time folks ...happiness happynessYeah and look how we are helping climate change too,we wont have loads of meps and all their files heading to Strasbourg next week for a few days jolly how much climate change gas will that save? win win." Yep.... global warming will reduce due to less hot air in Strasbourg. | |||
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"That is a FACT. If you are unsure, look it up. Dress it up anyway you want. Speechless some people are unaware of this state of affairs The fact is we have left however you want to dress it we have no mep,s a requirement if you are still in." Yes we have left the EU. However the Fact is we are still tied to the EU for trade , business and travel . If you are unsure , look it up | |||
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"From 2301 hrs, 31 January 2020, with the UK no longer bring a member of the EU, it will be able to negotiate trade deals with whoever it wishes without the EU telling us No. Last time I checked , trade deals take a tadge longer than one minute to agree. Can anyone tell me which trade deals between countries have been negotiated and agreed in one minute ?. Awaiting replies with interest . " ‘Oven ready’ Brexit , Liam Fox already had 40 prearranged deals ready to deliver | |||
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"We have left the Eu. Our economy is booming. " Booming? You’re sure? Any figures to quantify that boom? | |||
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"That is a FACT. If you are unsure, look it up. Dress it up anyway you want. Speechless some people are unaware of this state of affairs The fact is we have left however you want to dress it we have no mep,s a requirement if you are still in. Yes we have left the EU. However the Fact is we are still tied to the EU for trade , business and travel . If you are unsure , look it up " yea i know and im personally happy about it. | |||
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"From 2301 hrs, 31 January 2020, with the UK no longer bring a member of the EU, it will be able to negotiate trade deals with whoever it wishes without the EU telling us No. Last time I checked , trade deals take a tadge longer than one minute to agree. Can anyone tell me which trade deals between countries have been negotiated and agreed in one minute ?. Awaiting replies with interest . " If we negotiated a hypothetical trade deal woth another nation and finalised it before the end of the year, can we begin it immediately? Or do we have to wait until 1st jan 2021? | |||
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"That is a FACT. If you are unsure, look it up. Dress it up anyway you want. Speechless some people are unaware of this state of affairs The fact is we have left however you want to dress it we have no mep,s a requirement if you are still in. Yes we have left the EU. However the Fact is we are still tied to the EU for trade , business and travel . If you are unsure , look it up yea i know and im personally happy about it. "Good, that is the Brexit affect for you I am also happy with all the money it will make me , | |||
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"That is a FACT. If you are unsure, look it up. Dress it up anyway you want. Speechless some people are unaware of this state of affairs The fact is we have left however you want to dress it we have no mep,s a requirement if you are still in. Yes we have left the EU. However the Fact is we are still tied to the EU for trade , business and travel . If you are unsure , look it up yea i know and im personally happy about it.
Good, that is the Brexit affect for you I am also happy with all the money it will make me , "everyones a winner then happy days. | |||
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"From 2301 hrs, 31 January 2020, with the UK no longer bring a member of the EU, it will be able to negotiate trade deals with whoever it wishes without the EU telling us No. Last time I checked , trade deals take a tadge longer than one minute to agree. Can anyone tell me which trade deals between countries have been negotiated and agreed in one minute ?. Awaiting replies with interest . " . Totally agree with you , I would also have thought it would take longer than one minute ,,but we were not told it would take a minute to complete a deal (40 deals ) , we were told the deals had been done and were ready to be announced one minute after we left ,, one week after we left still no announcement of any deals ,, | |||
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"That is a FACT. If you are unsure, look it up. Dress it up anyway you want. Speechless some people are unaware of this state of affairs The fact is we have left however you want to dress it we have no mep,s a requirement if you are still in. Yes we have left the EU. However the Fact is we are still tied to the EU for trade , business and travel . If you are unsure , look it up yea i know and im personally happy about it.
Good, that is the Brexit affect for you I am also happy with all the money it will make me , everyones a winner then happy days. "Not everyone can be a winner ? | |||
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"We have left the EU. They have no longer any influence on our trade deals which can be implemented once agreed between both parties . " We cannot begin any new trade deal until January 1st 2021, after transition ends. That’s just a fact. | |||
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"We have left the EU. They have no longer any influence on our trade deals which can be implemented once agreed between both parties . " When did you think Boris will announce the first trade deal? The negotiations must be ‘easy ‘ ? | |||
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"We have left the EU. They have no longer any influence on our trade deals which can be implemented once agreed between both parties . We cannot begin any new trade deal until January 1st 2021, after transition ends. That’s just a fact." But we are free from the EU? | |||
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"We have left the EU. They have no longer any influence on our trade deals which can be implemented once agreed between both parties . " . So ,,, if we have left , and we have 40 deals to announce one minute after we leave , why haven't they been announced ? | |||
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"From the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018)" | |||
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"We have left the EU. They have no longer any influence on our trade deals which can be implemented once agreed between both parties . . So ,,, if we have left , and we have 40 deals to announce one minute after we leave , why haven't they been announced ? " Yes and shouldnt they have a trade deal with the usa once they left? | |||
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"From the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018)" And those are indeed ‘continuity’ deals - so ones that were originally negotiated by the EU, correct? | |||
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"From the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018)" Same deals as we had before? Another Brexit bonus | |||
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"You know by now which section the likes of this thread goes shag...please stop putting them in the lounge" I know it is also fun with others view too on this. | |||
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"You never know if there could be a shortage of food. I might stock up on some haribos "No do not be silly | |||
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"From the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018)" . Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ? | |||
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"If you compare our great country to the other 26 in the eu ...we are deffo booming m8 ...in fact because we have done so well they want an xtra billion divorce payment ....I've had a couple of them divorce things so best we tell them to fuck off see you in court time" EU want extra billion divorce payment? Once again you don't know what you are talking about. This is a normal procedure which is in January each year. Why didn't you moaning when UK got a refund from EU in 2017-2018? | |||
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"If you compare our great country to the other 26 in the eu ...we are deffo booming m8 ...in fact because we have done so well they want an xtra billion divorce payment ....I've had a couple of them divorce things so best we tell them to fuck off see you in court time EU want extra billion divorce payment? Once again you don't know what you are talking about. This is a normal procedure which is in January each year. Why didn't you moaning when UK got a refund from EU in 2017-2018? " you can only be refunded something you have allready paid ffs | |||
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"From the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?" The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. " Is Liam Fox ‘plain dumb’ ?? | |||
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"If you compare our great country to the other 26 in the eu ...we are deffo booming m8 ...in fact because we have done so well they want an xtra billion divorce payment ....I've had a couple of them divorce things so best we tell them to fuck off see you in court time EU want extra billion divorce payment? Once again you don't know what you are talking about. This is a normal procedure which is in January each year. Why didn't you moaning when UK got a refund from EU in 2017-2018? you can only be refunded something you have allready paid ffs " And? Some countries get a refund and some have to pay extra. It all depends on the economy. But It is too complicated to understand for some. | |||
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"Some people thick as shit" Another gem , there are a few on here that’s for sure | |||
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"Some people thick as shit" It's true And I even know who | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. Is Liam Fox ‘plain dumb’ ??" Is he on here? | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. Is Liam Fox ‘plain dumb’ ??Is he on here?" Fuck knows, he did promise 40 trade deals straight after January 31st, I guess you missed that? It probably wasn’t is The Sun | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. Is Liam Fox ‘plain dumb’ ??Is he on here? Fuck knows, he did promise 40 trade deals straight after January 31st, I guess you missed that? It probably wasn’t is The Sun "Yes and if you read it he said he would copy and paste existing deals already with countries outside the eu which the poster above has listed as done.I would think as the uk,s trade negotiator he was well aware that no new deals could be done as were most of us due to eu rules but a few on here dont seem to understand that. | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. Is Liam Fox ‘plain dumb’ ??Is he on here? Fuck knows, he did promise 40 trade deals straight after January 31st, I guess you missed that? It probably wasn’t is The Sun Yes and if you read it he said he would copy and paste existing deals already with countries outside the eu which the poster above has listed as done.I would think as the uk,s trade negotiator he was well aware that no new deals could be done as were most of us due to eu rules but a few on here dont seem to understand that."He only copied 20, please keep up, can you show the other 20? | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. " . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting " no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals. | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals. "Why ? | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals. ". Lol ,another 10 months to sort out more deals and nothing lol doesn't look good for the weeks , months , years to come | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?"You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism "Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up. | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up. "Another Brexit promise broken , using your logic we can only trust what has been stated post July 2019? What about the promises made in the 2016 referendum, are they irrelevant as well?? | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up.
Another Brexit promise broken , using your logic we can only trust what has been stated post July 2019? What about the promises made in the 2016 referendum, are they irrelevant as well??"Going by my logic someone can only deliver what they say if they are still in the job not really that hard to understand is it? | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up.
Another Brexit promise broken , using your logic we can only trust what has been stated post July 2019? What about the promises made in the 2016 referendum, are they irrelevant as well??Going by my logic someone can only deliver what they say if they are still in the job not really that hard to understand is it?"Why can’t his promises be kept by the current government? Why did he make these promises? Any idea ?? | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up.
Another Brexit promise broken , using your logic we can only trust what has been stated post July 2019? What about the promises made in the 2016 referendum, are they irrelevant as well??Going by my logic someone can only deliver what they say if they are still in the job not really that hard to understand is it?
Why can’t his promises be kept by the current government? Why did he make these promises? Any idea ?? "I dont see anywhere where it was a promise it was a statement by a trade minister.We now have a new minister and i guess has new ideas, thats the way the world works things change when you get new people.Like when boris took over from t may. | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up.
Another Brexit promise broken , using your logic we can only trust what has been stated post July 2019? What about the promises made in the 2016 referendum, are they irrelevant as well??Going by my logic someone can only deliver what they say if they are still in the job not really that hard to understand is it?
Why can’t his promises be kept by the current government? Why did he make these promises? Any idea ?? I dont see anywhere where it was a promise it was a statement by a trade minister.We now have a new minister and i guess has new ideas, thats the way the world works things change when you get new people.Like when boris took over from t may."Shall we ignore everything David Davis said about Brexit as well? | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up.
Another Brexit promise broken , using your logic we can only trust what has been stated post July 2019? What about the promises made in the 2016 referendum, are they irrelevant as well??Going by my logic someone can only deliver what they say if they are still in the job not really that hard to understand is it?
Why can’t his promises be kept by the current government? Why did he make these promises? Any idea ?? I dont see anywhere where it was a promise it was a statement by a trade minister.We now have a new minister and i guess has new ideas, thats the way the world works things change when you get new people.Like when boris took over from t may.
Shall we ignore everything David Davis said about Brexit as well? "You can do what you want mate doesn't affect me i will follow whats going on with interest with the current bunch who were voted in to sort it. | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up.
Another Brexit promise broken , using your logic we can only trust what has been stated post July 2019? What about the promises made in the 2016 referendum, are they irrelevant as well??Going by my logic someone can only deliver what they say if they are still in the job not really that hard to understand is it?
Why can’t his promises be kept by the current government? Why did he make these promises? Any idea ?? I dont see anywhere where it was a promise it was a statement by a trade minister.We now have a new minister and i guess has new ideas, thats the way the world works things change when you get new people.Like when boris took over from t may.
Shall we ignore everything David Davis said about Brexit as well? You can do what you want mate doesn't affect me i will follow whats going on with interest with the current bunch who were voted in to sort it. "It is difficult to know who to trust isn’t it? You can break promises, make false statements leave the job and and everything is forgotten? I though ministers spoke in behalf of the government? Obviously not | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up. "I was waiting on someone bringing that up. How many more irrelevant gems will we have to endure ??.. What about Theresa May saying 100 times we will leave on 31 mar 2019?.... let’s discuss that pointlessly for a few hours. Or Churchill saying we will fight them on the beaches .... they never made it that far but let’s discuss it anyway . Lol lol lol | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up.
I was waiting on someone bringing that up. How many more irrelevant gems will we have to endure ??.. What about Theresa May saying 100 times we will leave on 31 mar 2019?.... let’s discuss that pointlessly for a few hours. Or Churchill saying we will fight them on the beaches .... they never made it that far but let’s discuss it anyway . Lol lol lol"Yeah, let’s just laugh at all the promises made regarding Brexit that haven’t been kept , I must admit , it is hilarious | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol" Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? "You might as well mate whole new government now. | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. " If we negotiate a trade deal and finalise it before the end of the year, can we commence it immediately? | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now. "Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. If we negotiate a trade deal and finalise it before the end of the year, can we commence it immediately? " No the eu made it part of the withdrawal agreement that they cant start until the end of the transition period in 2021 try full facts for the details.Think this is why boris said he will not extend it. | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. If we negotiate a trade deal and finalise it before the end of the year, can we commence it immediately? No the eu made it part of the withdrawal agreement that they cant start until the end of the transition period in 2021 try full facts for the details.Think this is why boris said he will not extend it." I don’t need to check full facts. I’m fully aware that we’re still in the customs union and single market - This would actually be a decent compromise position to stay in. But that won’t play well to the Tory faithful. | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. If we negotiate a trade deal and finalise it before the end of the year, can we commence it immediately? No the eu made it part of the withdrawal agreement that they cant start until the end of the transition period in 2021 try full facts for the details.Think this is why boris said he will not extend it." It won’t matter Boris says, it was in the past ? And he has a record for missing deadlines | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now.
Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that "the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now.
Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol"I don’t think Johnson is a considerable upgrade on Corbyn. Imagine being fucking stupid enough to think he will be. | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now.
Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol
I don’t think Johnson is a considerable upgrade on Corbyn.
Imagine being fucking stupid enough to think he will be."well I voted leave so I would of had to of been fucking simple to think corbyn would of done a good job lol | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now.
Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol
I don’t think Johnson is a considerable upgrade on Corbyn.
Imagine being fucking stupid enough to think he will be.well I voted leave so I would of had to of been fucking simple to think corbyn would of done a good job lol"Same as johnson | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now.
Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol
I don’t think Johnson is a considerable upgrade on Corbyn.
Imagine being fucking stupid enough to think he will be.well I voted leave so I would of had to of been fucking simple to think corbyn would of done a good job lol"I strongly suspect that Corbyn voted leave too. | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now.
Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol"I didn’t vote for anyone | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now.
Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol
I don’t think Johnson is a considerable upgrade on Corbyn.
Imagine being fucking stupid enough to think he will be.well I voted leave so I would of had to of been fucking simple to think corbyn would of done a good job lol
I strongly suspect that Corbyn voted leave too."Definitely, when did Boris decide he wanted to support leave ? | |||
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Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol
I didn’t vote for anyone "I don’t mind ppl moaning about leaving or remaining but when they didn’t even bother to vote that’s fucking bollocks | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now.
Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol
I didn’t vote for anyone I don’t mind ppl moaning about leaving or remaining but when they didn’t even bother to vote that’s fucking bollocks "It is my democratic right not to vote. | |||
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"TFrom the BBC News website dated 1 Feb 2020; What trade deals has the UK done so far? While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries. In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to replicate these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to roll over 20 "continuity" deals, covering 50 countries or territories: Kosovo (trade worth £8m in 2018) Jordan (trade worth £448m in 2018) Morocco (trade worth £2.5bn in 2018) Georgia (trade worth £123m in 2018) Southern African nations (trade worth £10.2bn in 2018) Tunisia (trade worth £542m in 2018) Lebanon (trade worth £762m in 2018) South Korea (trade worth £14.8bn in 2018) Central America (trade worth £1.1bn in 2018) Andean countries (trade worth £3.4bn in 2018) Norway and Iceland (trade worth £30.6bn in 2018) Caribbean countries (trade worth £3.7bn in 2018) Pacific Islands (trade worth £163m in 2018) Liechtenstein Israel (trade worth £4.2bn in 2018) Palestinian Authority (trade worth £41m in 2018) Switzerland (trade worth £32.4bn in 2018) The Faroe Islands (trade worth £252m in 2018) Eastern and Southern Africa (trade worth £2bn in 2018) Chile (trade worth £2bn in 2018). Thanks, that appears to be 20 of the 40 , are these deals which we were able to negotiate while we were a member of the EU ?The eu rules stated that no new negotiations could take place until we left which was a week ago.I can see by the comments on here that some people didnt seem to grasp that fact or they are just plain dumb thinking trade deals can be done in a week. . It was Liam Fox who said we had 40 free trade deals to announce when we left the EU , but he didn't say the deal would be done in a week , like you are suggesting , he said the deals would be announced the second we left ,,which was 1 second past 11pm on January 31st 2020 ,,,, we are still waiting no he said the deals would be announced one second after march 2019 all i can think of is the remainers fucking that date up has cost us 20 deals.
Why ? why not?
You made a statement , I was hoping you could back it up with a reason or facts. Sorry for my unrealistic optimism Its totally irreverent the whole conversation, he said that before the march 2019 leaving date we didnt leave so will never know one way or the other.He quit the job in july 2019 so anything after that he had no influence on.Totally irreverent even bringing him up.
Another Brexit promise broken , using your logic we can only trust what has been stated post July 2019? What about the promises made in the 2016 referendum, are they irrelevant as well??Going by my logic someone can only deliver what they say if they are still in the job not really that hard to understand is it?
Why can’t his promises be kept by the current government? Why did he make these promises? Any idea ?? I dont see anywhere where it was a promise it was a statement by a trade minister.We now have a new minister and i guess has new ideas, thats the way the world works things change when you get new people.Like when boris took over from t may.". So ,,,,the old trade minister wants free trade deals with other countries ( 40 ready to announce ) ,,,but ,,,,the new trade minister has new ideas ,,are you now saying that we don't want free trade deals ??? | |||
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"It's toilet roll you should be stocking up on, it comes over from Europe as wet pulpy stuff and if it's delayed too long starts to solidify before it can be turned into paper. " Is this a joke or do you really believe it???
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"It's toilet roll you should be stocking up on, it comes over from Europe as wet pulpy stuff and if it's delayed too long starts to solidify before it can be turned into paper. Is this a joke or do you really believe it???
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"It's toilet roll you should be stocking up on, it comes over from Europe as wet pulpy stuff and if it's delayed too long starts to solidify before it can be turned into paper. Is this a joke or do you really believe it???
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"You never know if there could be a shortage of food. I might stock up on some haribos "We love Haribo's but seeing as the factory that makes them is only 20 miles from where we live we ain't panicked. As for your original question that really is tin foil hat stuff. | |||
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"It's toilet roll you should be stocking up on, it comes over from Europe as wet pulpy stuff and if it's delayed too long starts to solidify before it can be turned into paper. Is this a joke or do you really believe it???
It is no joke, you should try wiping your arse on it "Well, as ive worked in the paper industry since 1987, i can honestly say its a load of horsepoo. Pulp is transported from scandinavian countries (and North and South America),at a moisture content of between 7 and 10 per cent. The same as normal paper. Nobody would be stupid enough to waste fuel shipping water. Plus the fact that most toilet tissue produced in this country is made from deinked recycled fibre. Sorry for being so anal. I just wanted to clean that point up. | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now.
Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol
I didn’t vote for anyone I don’t mind ppl moaning about leaving or remaining but when they didn’t even bother to vote that’s fucking bollocks
It is my democratic right not to vote. "wosh you would use yr democratic right not to moan about something you couldn’t be arsed to vote on what a tool you’ve shown yaself to be on here lol | |||
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"Just home from the supermarket and shelves are full. Fuller than this forum that seems to have been abandoned ?" Yes i think all those die hard remainers that used to be in here have finally admitted to themselves their argument is lost. | |||
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"Most on here live in the past endlessly trotting out what former ministers , former prime ministers said. Have you no idea that that is plainly ridiculous?... endlessly quoting what some hasbeen said. Don’t know whether you have noticed but quite a bit has changed since 31 March 2019. Try and keep up lol Yeah, let’s forget everything pre March 2019? You might as well mate whole new government now.
Yeah, it is a bit worrying to know that this new government can say what they want and if they fail to deliver it won’t matter? Imagine being stupid enough to vote for that the alternative was been fucking stupid enough to of voted for corbyn imagine that lol
I didn’t vote for anyone I don’t mind ppl moaning about leaving or remaining but when they didn’t even bother to vote that’s fucking bollocks
It is my democratic right not to vote. wosh you would use yr democratic right not to moan about something you couldn’t be arsed to vote on what a tool you’ve shown yaself to be on here lol"Wosh? I ‘wish’ you would learn how to spell , what a tool ‘you have’ shown ‘yourself’ to be | |||
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"Just home from the supermarket and shelves are full. Fuller than this forum that seems to have been abandoned ?" Of course they are full, and they will always be full, after we have left the transition period there ‘may’ be less choice and things ‘might’ be more expensive though | |||
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"We were in a supermarket last weekend and someone was looking for marmite.. Couldn't find it and blamed Brexit for there not being any." Why not. Just look at the weather today too. It wasn't as bad as this while we were still in the EU. Fucking BREXIT. grrrrr | |||
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"Just home from the supermarket and shelves are full. Fuller than this forum that seems to have been abandoned ?Yes i think all those die hard remainers that used to be in here have finally admitted to themselves their argument is lost. "I don't think so. Let's see how things look this time next year. | |||
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"Just home from the supermarket and shelves are full. Fuller than this forum that seems to have been abandoned ? Of course they are full, and they will always be full, after we have left the transition period there ‘may’ be less choice and things ‘might’ be more expensive though " This. However, when you look at certain countries within the EU and how they have set themselves up just to supply us (by that I mean people like Tesco will buy 90% of the produce grown/made) the UK, then it will be against them to make if difficult for the UK to import. After all, you can't afford to loose your biggest market and watch your business goto the wall. As all things, wait and see. But I wouldn't panic over food just yet. | |||
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