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2 hours ago, Dr Gloom said:

The not in my back yard brigade probably found this a more terrifying prospect, and who can blame them? Imagine if Sir Rupert Hastings-Clark woke up early on a Sunday morning to be confronted with these scenes on his estate. 

 

 

Relive an actual Fantazia rave right here, theres a distinct pissibility a forum member may have been in attendance  B) 

 

 

 

 

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It's much worse. It would mean not being in the single market so there would be checks on goods but we would be in the customs union so wouldn't be able to change our tariffs in order to sign trade deals.

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1 hour ago, ewerk said:

It's much worse. It would mean not being in the single market so there would be checks on goods but we would be in the customs union so wouldn't be able to change our tariffs in order to sign trade deals.

the worst of both worlds :lol:

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1 hour ago, ewerk said:

You missed the bit before that where he said 'in 20-30 years time'.

 

That bits just a finger in the air though and to try and leave a bit of fear for his EU 27 mates.

 

Overall he knows it’s going to be awesome.

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Isegrim said:

He said the same two years ago.

 

https://global.handelsblatt.com/exclusive-deutsche-banks-chief-economist-optimistic-about-britains-future-after-brexit-676825

 

Also, Deutsche Bank haven’t really covered themselves in glory economically in recent years...

 

Glad he’s consistent. :)

 

The bottom line is this. The refferendum was won (narrowly) by the leavers. Even a lot of remainers just want the deal to be done. Another refferendum would be bad for the country and the anti EU stance would drag on for years.

 

Regardless of which way anyone voted, the best outcome now is a sensible deal that allows the U.K. and the EU to move forward as solid allies.

 

If it all turns to shit then we can rejoin at some point in the future as proper members or move to efta.

 

But agreeing a good future partnership is the best way of securing a lasting friendship whether that leads to success as a stand-alone country or future EU member.

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5 minutes ago, Isegrim said:

I think a second referendum would be a good idea, one with only people being allowed to vote who can spell the word.

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