General Discussion
er........the EU has just signed a Free Trade Agreement with Japan. This will take effect from Feb 1st 2019. This means there will be a free trade area for services and goods covering approx 650 million people. This trade deal took some five years to agree. I think you'll find that the EU has just gained a major partner - Japan. And then of course there's the recently signed off ...
"The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. We will save billions of pounds from our EU divorce payment as well as a similar amount from Civil Service and Govt costs." Really. Is that definite?
Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. We will save billions of pounds from our EU divorce payment ...
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Get out of EU spend the billions 'here' not there! ..they will soon creep to us if we walk away. Romoaners wont be happy though as they so wanted to be conscribted into the EU Army! (ew thats gone small!)
I wouldn't hold your breath.
With the price of brent crude oil droppong like a stone, I guess we will see a huge drop in pump prices in the new year. At the moment the super markets are dithering, but how long will they be able to dither?
But the application was withdrawn before whether or not it should be granted planning permission was considered at TDC. Therefore to claim that it received planning permission is incorrect.
Well the article was written in October of this year so hardly out of date although I grant you that things are very fluid at the moment. And perish the thought that anyone should take any notice of the insights into how the EU works, its priorities etc in an article written by someone who knows the EU very well. You been on the blower to the PM yet telling her that in your opinion there ...
Quoting an out-of-date doom-ridden article, written by someone who used to work at the European Commission, does your cause no good at all. It sounds like he comes from the Olly Robbins school of negotiating.