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Dear Remoaners thanks for all the aggression & insults over the last few YEARS, however, I still do not want to remain in a United States of Europe. #WTOBrexitNOW
1. I do not want to be ruled by a dictatorship
2. I do not want UK to be part of the failed Euro
1. I do not want to be ruled by a dictatorship
2. I do not want UK to be part of the failed Euro
3. I do not want UK to have to pay membership to trade
4. I do not want UK restricted in trade by the Customs Union cabal
5. I do not want UK to be part of an EU army
4. I do not want UK restricted in trade by the Customs Union cabal
5. I do not want UK to be part of an EU army
6. I do not want FoM which keeps wages at such a low level many people have their wages subsidised by tax payers via benefits, which goes into Globalists pockets - they should pay a decent wage, not taxpayers
7. I do not want EU bureaucracy adding cost to our products
7. I do not want EU bureaucracy adding cost to our products
A Reality check on @BBCRealityCheck and their Article 24 GATT summary thread #WTOBrexitNOW
Hi @BBCChrisMorris I fear your ‘Reality Check’ on Article 24 of GATT fails in a number of important respects. These are some of the grounds that need addressing please: see thread
Hi @BBCChrisMorris I fear your ‘Reality Check’ on Article 24 of GATT fails in a number of important respects. These are some of the grounds that need addressing please: see thread
@BBCRealityCheck @BBCChrisMorris 2/ 1.) You haven’t summarised the case for Article 24 properly. It is a simple, temporary basic Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between U.K. and EU which allows tariffs & quotas to continue at zero whilst a full and comprehensive FTA is negotiated instead, such as CETA+++/SuperCanada
3/ the EU has offered the U.K. this CETA+++/SuperCanada on three separate occasions (7th March; 2nd August; 4th October). It can be accompanied by ‘standstill’ arrangements in areas such as rules of origin and standards so very little actually changes as a result of ‘no deal’.
