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@divegeester saidAs I stated in my thread: you obviously don’t comprehend what this deal is that’s been signed up to.
See my post in Shav’s thread.
The bitter tears of the Remain media overflowing into the gutters of social media as the UK... just carries on.
Edit; lol the guardian editor is really pissed off π
@ghost-of-a-duke saidThe UK didn’t step away from “the meddling”.
Back in June 2012, John Baron MP said, "There is a consistent majority in this country who believe that the European Union meddles too much in our everyday lives."
Today we have stepped away from the meddling. It is a good day. A little scary, yes, but a good day nevertheless.
@shavixmir saidOK.
As I stated in my thread: you obviously don’t comprehend what this deal is that’s been signed up to.
All EU standards have to be complied with.
Control over UK borders was already a UK thing.
Fishing rights.. besides the tories caving in, it’s a moot 0,1% of the economy issue.
And they’ve managed to avoid having to declare off-shore financial storage (and guess who’ ...[text shortened]... s to get and bring goods over thw borders and the UK having zero say in EU matters.
Do the maths.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidNo, you haven't. If you still want to sell your goods and services to EU countries, you have to abide by THEIR rules and safety/environmental/transport regulations. The target country's rules apply, not the supplier's. The big difference is that, before, you had a vote in what those rules would be, and now you don't.
Back in June 2012, John Baron MP said, "There is a consistent majority in this country who believe that the European Union meddles too much in our everyday lives."
Today we have stepped away from the meddling. It is a good day. A little scary, yes, but a good day nevertheless.