This illustrates why there's been problems with Brexit — they've mainly been caused by the electorate accepting assurances from politicians that they can quickly get things done. And all the while, those in charge of the UK's leaving the EU, had (still have) little clue what's involved...
On Climate Change — We’re talking, We’re starting to act, But we’re not doing enough…
The fundamental mistake was that we didn't just leave the EU without an agreement. It's completely impossible to negotiate and agreement with the EU because they're basically an OCG (Organised Crime Group). We should have reverted to the state we were in before we joined the EEC where we traded with the EU via WTO rules. After all worldwide tariffs are a fraction of what they used to be and would make little difference.
But of course the "Benn Act" aka the "Surrender Act" made it illegal to do this.
The fundamental mistake was that we didn't just leave the EU without an agreement. It's completely impossible to negotiate and agreement with the EU because they're basically an OCG (Organised Crime Group). We should have reverted to the state we were in before we joined the EEC where we traded with the EU via WTO rules. After all worldwide tariffs are a fraction of what they used to be and would make little difference.
But of course the "Benn Act" aka the "Surrender Act" made it illegal to do this.
The traitors in the UK and our left leaning press have a great deal to answer for mate.
The boat Asylum seekers are NOT Welcome here in the UK. We know the usual illiterate lefty trolls state otherwise just to be antagonistic...
This illustrates why there's been problems with Brexit — they've mainly been caused by the electorate accepting assurances from politicians that they can quickly get things done. And all the while, those in charge of the UK's leaving the EU, had (still have) little clue what's involved...
Which bits of the FTA are you opposed to?
You cannot negotiate with those who want you dead.
Looking at longer term trends, the share of UK trade accounted for by the EU has fallen. Between 1999 and 2007, the EU accounted for 50-55% of UK exports. By 2022, this figure had fallen to 42%. The share of UK imports from the EU has also fallen since 1999, although by less than for exports.
