The Consequences of Brexit [part 4]

[retep]

LOL, just shows, brexiters do not live in the real world and just cannot answer straight forward questions without soundbites and deluded, skewed links

 

Just shows you follow the sheep.

[melthebell]

Just shows you follow the sheep.

Its not about following sheep, it shows the insane paranoid ramblings, none of it borne in logical thinking or the real world, no wonder you and your ilk hate the EU so much and are that obsessed with doing so.

[retep]

Its not about following sheep, it shows the insane paranoid ramblings, none of it borne in logical thinking or the real world, no wonder you and your ilk hate the EU so much and are that obsessed with doing so.

 

There's plenty of logical thinking, just not by you,

hurry up the flock is moving.

[truman]

There's plenty of logical thinking, just not by you,

hurry up the flock is moving.

 

As the leave vote won isn't it you that's with the flock?

[melthebell]

As the leave vote won isn't it you that's with the flock?

following master rees mogg Baaaa

[retep]

As the leave vote won isn't it you that's with the flock?

 

I'm the sheepdog, you're the sheep.

 

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following master rees mogg Baaaa

 

I see you're practising the voice.

[Litotes]

I am getting whiplash with the number of U-turns St Theresa has made - how long until Brexit is Brentrance?

[andyofborg]

Removal of external tariffs.

 

"The current EU external tariff on food stuffs are, according to the UK Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (12 October 2016 publication)

 

Beef 65-87%

Pork 43-50%

Lamb 45-51% (there are however substantial tariff free quotas for NZ/Australian lamb)

Chicken 27-41%

Cheese 42-68%

Milk and cream 50-74%

Butter 63%

Vegetables 10-15%

Wheat and barley 53%

Jams etc 24%

Processed ham 27%

Processed chicken 88%

 

 

which don't apply currently to our producers exporting their produce into the EU but will do once your fantasy becomes reality

 

though if the uk abolished it's tariffs then EU produces will be able to sell into the UK under essentially the same conditions as they do now.

 

such a situation hardly improves the prospects of uk producers, their suppliers, their staff and those who depend on their custom

[retep]

which don't apply currently to our producers exporting their produce into the EU but will do once your fantasy becomes reality

 

though if the uk abolished it's tariffs then EU produces will be able to sell into the UK under essentially the same conditions as they do now.

 

such a situation hardly improves the prospects of uk producers, their suppliers, their staff and those who depend on their custom

 

Which will be controlled by the UK.

[tzijlstra]

which don't apply currently to our producers exporting their produce into the EU but will do once your fantasy becomes reality

 

though if the uk abolished it's tariffs then EU produces will be able to sell into the UK under essentially the same conditions as they do now.

 

such a situation hardly improves the prospects of uk producers, their suppliers, their staff and those who depend on their custom

 

Don’t use logic, talk about sheep instead... it is completely lost on our Brexit friends what dropping tarriffs unilaterally means. Apparently it will make our sceptred isles into a haven for workers.