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1 hour ago, tebee said:I assume the reason why you don't post a link is that you don't want members to know the full story Here the link from your snapshot
https://www.ft.com/content/4551e932-f185-11e8-9623-d7f9881e729f
How many groups that produced this report received funding from the European Research Council or is that something else you don't want forum members to know
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14 minutes ago, damascase said:I see many references to ‘back to WTO-rules’. However, can we be sure that the UK will have been granted membership upon leaving the EU? If not, WTO Members can throw any tariffs they like on importation from the UK, they are not bound by the tariff commitments they made vs. other WTO Members.
According to the WTO the UK has held membership since 1995
This page gathers information on the United Kingdom's participation in the WTO. The United Kingdom has been a WTO member since 1 January 1995 and a member of GATT since 1 January 1948
https://www.wto.org/english/thewto_e/countries_e/united_kingdom_e.htm
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2 hours ago, nontabury said:
Labour did want to introduce a national ID system, in an attempt to stop benefits abuse, unfortunately the Conservatives were against the idea. Now why would that be?
Timeline: ID cards indicates labour not completely in favour of id cards
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13 hours ago, vogie said:
The British Armed Forces are probably organising a coup d'etat as we speak. A military junta has got to be better than anything on offer at the moment.
Re Gib, I liked Barry best.
Interesting idea Get rid of the House of Lords and the House of Commons immediately, No more Mep's as a Miltary Junta wouldn't be allowed in the EU
44% of UKIP voters would support a military coup
https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/articles-reports/2015/10/17/very-british-coup
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13 minutes ago, tebee said:
It won't do anything to solve the longer term problems of the country - it's a short term fix to get over paying lip service to the referendum result and TM's too early calling of art 50.
Neither side will give up, both will be blaming the country's problems on this for years to come rather than spending tiume analysing what is really wrong with the county, it's politics and society.
And we'll spend years in limbo trying to organise a future trade deal, rather than dealing with those internal problems.
If Corbyn had been PM he would have invoked Article 50 June 24th 2016
24th June, 2016
Corbyn: “Article 50 Has To Be Invoked Now”
https://labourlist.org/2016/06/corbyn-article-50-has-to-be-invoked-now/
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1 minute ago, sandyf said:
You are hardly in a position to say what the court will do. Starts on Dec 7th so we should be aware of the facts shortly.
It does seem that I am in a better position than whoever wrote the The Independent article.
As the submission letter states the Dec 7th Court hearing is for one side to put forward "We will aim to convince the High Court that our case is arguable, and not out of time - essentially arguing against the court’s current rationale for denying permission to proceed. We hope to be granted a substantive hearing, and that our case be expedited due to the urgency of our challenge."
So they are putting forward arguments for there case to be heard nothing more nothing less
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2 minutes ago, sandyf said:Poor excuse for making things up.
"Staying in the EU would mean no British Army, No RAF and No British Navy"
Clegg Idiocy, EU Army is Dangerous Fantasy Lie (April 2014)
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23 minutes ago, sandyf said:
The brexiteers mocked when 2 years ago I said not every horse first past the post was a winner, there can be disqualifications from a stewards enquiry.
An enquiry on the referendum result is about to begin.
The High Court will rule as early as Christmas whether Brexit should be declared “void”, in a legal case given a turbo-boost by the criminal investigation into Leave funder Arron Banks.
Judges are poised to fast track the potentially explosive challenge, after Theresa May’s refusal to act on the growing evidence of illegality in the 2016 referendum campaign, The Independent can reveal.
You noticed that "void" is in quotes there is a reason for that the case will not make any such rulings on that date
The court case is for a number of UK Expats in Spain to
"We will aim to convince the High Court that our case is arguable, and not out of time - essentially arguing against the court’s current rationale for denying permission to proceed. We hope to be granted a substantive hearing, and that our case be expedited due to the urgency of our challenge"
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10 minutes ago, sandyf said:
I take it the phrase "national responsibilities" went over your head.
“The path we have taken leads step by step to an ‘army of Europeans’. [That means] military forces that remain national responsibilities, but that are closely linked, uniformly equipped, and trained and ready for joint operations,” Ursula von der Leyen, the German defence minister, wrote in an opinion piece for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung at the weekend.
https://www.ft.com/content/272daf9a-ec49-11e8-89c8-d36339d835c0
Yeah and we all seen what the EU does start eroding anything that weakens there position little by little
What the EU want at the moment is their opening gambit card not the final solution
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12 minutes ago, bomber said:
says who?
Angela Merkel calls for creation of 'real, true' EU army
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5 hours ago, Grouse said:Many of the staunch Brexiters here are former military men
It would be interesting to know what they think about selling out Gib?
Falklands next for sure
Savings on Defence budget?
Staying in the EU would mean no British Army, No RAF and No British Navy
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If Brexit is finished, then so is democracy’
I think if there were a second referendum, Leave would probably win it. Assuming the campaign was a reasonable one and the question was fair. But we can’t assume either of those things.
https://www.spiked-online.com/2018/11/23/if-brexit-is-finished-then-so-is-democracy/
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1 hour ago, kwilco said:This is based on government analysis of 3 hypothetical deals, which explicitly can’t be used as economic forecasts and are very uncertain. According to the analysis GDP will continue to grow over the next fifteen years in each case, but more slowly than on existing OBR projections. Fullfact
Basically FullFact is saying this is incorrect misleading and wrong
https://fullfact.org/europe/viral-image-brexit-costs-wrong/
Kwilco you school report must have stated Must try harder and do you research before posting
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Options for post-Brexit trade deals with the EU will lead to between 700,000 and 2,800,000 fewer jobs.
Conclusion There is no evidence for this in the report cited by the claimant, nor elsewhere.
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2 hours ago, tebee said:
The biggest victory of the Brexit project is the fact that public opinion in the 27 has shifted towards greater support for the European integration project. The UK’s antics have taught people the cost of non-EU and brought home to many the benefits of staying.
Who would have thought 700,000 people would ever have marched across London to remain in the “hated” EU?
The numbers or marchers is in dispute some media outlets put the numbers as low as 250,000 and how many of those marchers were eligible to vote
Stop possible second referendum on E.U. membership Petition currently stands at 119,138 signatures
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2 hours ago, tebee said:
@alexinlaw
Immigration lawyer. Also studied and enjoy literature and science. Equality for all. Atheist. Saboteur.
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1 hour ago, adammike said:The 17m represents roughly 25% of the population and they are dying off guesstimates up to 1m? already gone,by the time Brexit pans out in a couple of years another 2m gone that 17m will be down to say 13m doesn't look good for your longed for revolution,plus the useless Jeremy will be history and with the Tory party disintegrating and splitting the right vote it will be wide open for the left to fill the vacuum.Careful what you wish for.
On the radio there was a discussion that some leavers are inserting clauses in their wills giving instructions on how their beneficiaries should vote in any future Referendums over the next 30 years
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12 minutes ago, AlexRich said:
You can't even be bothered to acknowledge the link, that you accused me of making up? That's why I don't bother with people like you, you just waste everyone's time. HSBC is a FTSE100 company ... £1bn is chicken feed ... sad.
In the words of Tony Blair "Am I bothered"
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11 minutes ago, AlexRich said:
Read it and weep:
"The op-ed pages in China's state media were more ferocious about the matter over the weekend. The Global Times, a popular news tabloid, said: "Britons are already showing a losing mind-set. They may become citizens of a nation that prefers to shut itself from the outside world.""
https://www.businessinsider.com/china-reaction-to-brexit-2016-6
The Chinese people will ‘watch the consequence of Britain’s embracing of a “democratic” referendum’, says Communist party-run Global Times
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3 minutes ago, AlexRich said:
Read it and weep:
"The op-ed pages in China's state media were more ferocious about the matter over the weekend. The Global Times, a popular news tabloid, said: "Britons are already showing a losing mind-set. They may become citizens of a nation that prefers to shut itself from the outside world.""
https://www.businessinsider.com/china-reaction-to-brexit-2016-6
I am reading and weeping as this was reported on 15th November 2018
HSBC and China’s sovereign-wealth fund plan £1bn UK investment
https://www.ft.com/content/e65f33b8-e8dc-11e8-885c-e64da4c0f981
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5 minutes ago, Patriot1066 said:
No we’re not screwed were the second largest financial centre in the world !
Thats why we send so much money to the EU who send it to Turkey to help Ford relocate their van production from the UK.
9 Billion euros sent by the EU to Turkey and some that included UK taxpayers money
Budget watchdog criticizes EU funding to Turkey
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5 minutes ago, oilinki said:
... the Russian voice...
Incorrect German actually
Günther Oettinger says rebate is 'no longer appropriate'
But it is good that you no longer believe what EU officals say
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10 minutes ago, melvinmelvin said:
give me a break
this has nothing to do with legal basis
this is msm rumours and political mumble&waffle and wishful thinking
the UK rebate needs to be renewed in every EU budget period by negotiation between member states, and it is not being renewed in this coming period because of Britain’s planned departure.
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3 minutes ago, AlexRich said:
And you’ll have no problem in apologising for making the false accusation?
i look forward to you posting your link for this article and the other links that you always fail to provide
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UK voters should make final Brexit decision if talks with EU collapse: poll
in World News
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parliament cannot force a 2nd referendum
https://order-order.com/2018/11/27/experts-parliament-cant-force-second-referendum/?