I still can't see why we can't have the same deal. We were going to have it anyway before the idiots were let loose at the polling stations. Why would the Japanese want to cut up rough?
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Originally posted by original PM View PostBMW happy about this are they?
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Originally posted by Cirrus View PostI still can't see why we can't have the same deal. We were going to have it anyway before the idiots were let loose at the polling stations. Why would the Japanese want to cut up rough?Comment
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Looking at the comprehensive nature of the Japan/EU trade deal seems like the death knell for Japanese investment in the UK, especially with a no deal.I'm alright JackComment
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Originally posted by Cirrus View PostI still can't see why we can't have the same deal. We were going to have it anyway before the idiots were let loose at the polling stations. Why would the Japanese want to cut up rough?
Only guessing, though. It's one of many possibilities.Comment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostLooking at the comprehensive nature of the Japan/EU trade deal seems like the death knell for Japanese investment in the UK, especially with a no deal.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostJapan is a very very closed market, very close country.
Add in the other 61 countries that have FTA or bilateral agreements with the EU, and this is the free trade zone that the U.K. is leaving.
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Originally posted by meridian View Postand this is the free trade zone that the U.K. is leaving.
Brexit 'free trade' is where we suddenly sell masses of goods and services to new and existing trading partners where we couldn't before due to the oppressive and brutal mafiosa exploitation otherwise know as 'Brussels'.
Brexit free trade miraculously turns Britain into an industrial powerhouse that puts Germany into the shade, whilst all our towns and villages morph into copies of Provence.
Don't put up with second best!"Don't part with your illusions; when they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live" Mark TwainComment
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