Thread: Brexit discussion
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Old 14-12-2017, 07:37   #1278
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
Yes it is refreshing and hopeful for our democracy that there are some MPs that are not prepared to be bullied and herded like sheep, and will vote for what they know is right and in the best interests of the country. Another coffin nail for the hard Brexiters.
Which would be a disgrace, and a punch in the eye for the electorate. The remainers aren't good losers, are they?

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Originally Posted by jonbxx View Post
If there’s no trade deal, we will have to accept EU MFN tariffs for exports to the EU. I would have thought that an uplift in pricing due to tariffs would make UK exports less competitive, especially with agriculture and fishing for example. How this reconciles with no hard border in Ireland, I don’t know.
As the EU has no wish for a hard border in Ireland, maybe you've answered your own question.

The biggest non-secret is that the EU actually DO want a deal!
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