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Small "dick "" Dave bringing out his BIG gunsNo PENSIONS/NHSGood god what will this person do to BLACKMAIL the countryNeeds to be put down
Someone tells it like it is and "needs to be put down". Typical brexitist.
Jun 12, 2016 -- 7:40PM, ebulGery wrote:
dave1357if we leave the EU we will face tariff and non-tariff barriers if we don't manage to negotiate some sort of agreement to avoid this. But we can impose tariff barriers, so anybody hoping to import into this country will have to do a deal, or they will lose out!
Yes that's what happens, both lose out. In all probability some agreement on goods will be reached but the UK will be frozen out of the services market, most of our economy.
Jun 12, 2016 -- 7:19PM, Ibrahima Sonko wrote:
Dave has been lying again..http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/06/12/british-diplomats-secret-cables-open-1-5-million-turks/
In what regard? He said Britain had a veto on Turkey joining the EU which is entirely truthful. He didn't even go to the even more interesting point that the EU's proposed visa free travel deal with Turkey (which only applies if certain conditions are met) only applies to schengen - so not the UK.

Jun 12, 2016 -- 9:47PM, ebulGery wrote:
dave1357 • June 12, 2016 8:24 PM BST Jun 12, 2016 -- 7:40PM, ebulGery wrote:dave1357if we leave the EU we will face tariff and non-tariff barriers if we don't manage to negotiate some sort of agreement to avoid this. But we can impose tariff barriers, so anybody hoping to import into this country will have to do a deal, or they will lose out!Yes that's what happens, both lose out. In all probability some agreement on goods will be reached but the UK will be frozen out of the services market, most of our economy. I am not on expert. But if we have exactly the same terms with all countries in Europe we have now..no mutual tariffs?We would be in the same position as we are now but without paying into the EU. If countries freeze us out of the service sector we canfreeze them out in the goods or other sectors sector. I am not expert enough to work through all the figures I admit.There is the question of companies, Japanese, who make stuff here to import into Europe without tariffs. They could still import tarifffree into Europe into countries we have a no mutual tariffs agreement with.Is this too good to be true??Added bonus, we can control our immigration. Eases the cost on own infrastructure, our people get to work.
You can't freeze them out of goods if you have agreed a trade deal on goods. The UK will be entirely blocked from euro area financial services.


