If we vote for Brexit what happens

CLAPTON

wotsthat wrote: »

All goods won't be tariff free after brexit either.

the UK can chose to make all goods tariff free if they so wish whereas currently the EU doesn't allow that.

wotsthat

CLAPTON wrote: »

the UK can chose to make all goods tariff free if they so wish whereas currently the EU doesn't allow that.

Pointless voting for things that could happen when you know they won't. Waste of headspace.

CLAPTON

wotsthat wrote: »

Pointless voting for things that could happen when you know they won't. Waste of headspace.

of course the UK could opt for completely tariff free trade or a lot more than we currently are allowed by the EU

wotsthat

CLAPTON wrote: »

of course the UK could opt for completely tariff free trade or a lot more than we currently are allowed by the EU

As I'm sure you know the difffetence between could and will it won't be too disappointing to find out could turns out to be won't.

Better off discussing what might reasonably happen than what likely won't.

CLAPTON

wotsthat wrote: »

As I'm sure you know the difffetence between could and will it won't be too disappointing to find out could turns out to be won't.

Better off discussing what might reasonably happen than what likely won't.

Why are you so negative about the UK; do you work for the BBC where every day is a 'knock the UK' day?

there is every reason to believe that we will do what is best for the people and increase the amount of tariff free trade.

why do you think we won't increase tariff free trade?

wotsthat

CLAPTON wrote: »

Why are you so negative about the UK; do you work for the BBC where every day is a 'knock the UK' day?

there is every reason to believe that we will do what is best for the people and increase the amount of tariff free trade.

why do you think we won't increase tariff free trade?

As much as I might wish it there's zero evidence that the UK government or peoples are interested in tariff free trade.

Evidence. 40 years of not giving a toss until a bloke on the internet started pretending free trade and African farmers were a priority.

It's about immigraration. Nothing else. About 3 people care about African farmers and free trade. You and I aren't among them.

buglawton

CLAPTON wrote: »

Why are you so negative about the UK; do you work for the BBC where every day is a 'knock the UK' day?

there is every reason to believe that we will do what is best for the people and increase the amount of tariff free trade.

why do you think we won't increase tariff free trade?

The BBC speaks for the nation. A self critical nation is a confident one.

CLAPTON

wotsthat wrote: »

As much as I might wish it there's zero evidence that the UK government or peoples are interested in tariff free trade.

Evidence. 40 years of not giving a toss until a bloke on the internet started pretending free trade and African farmers were a priority.

It's about immigraration. Nothing else. About 3 people care about African farmers and free trade. You and I aren't among them.

The UK has been part of a protectionist EU for the last 40 years and hasn't been able to act independently.
It's general accepted that the UK has pressed for more free trade and reduced regulation.

You seem to have a one dimensional view of the world that only ever sees white, christian europeans and doesn't believe that change is possible.

glasgowdan

buglawton wrote: »

The BBC speaks for the nation. A self critical nation is a confident one.

I assume that's tongue in cheek?

setmefree2

Senator John McCain says UK could get free trade deal with US before EU does, in boost to Brexit

In a major boost to Brexit, Senator John McCain has said the United States could well sign a free trade deal with Britain before it signs one with the European Union in comments that will come as a blow to opponents of the UK decision to quit the EU

http://www.thecommentator.com/article/6445/senator_john_mccain_says_uk_could_get_free_trade_deal_with_us_before_eu_does_in_boost_to_brexit