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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
The EU negotiators are better than the UK negotiators. From the beginning, the EU has maintained a position of little compromise. But what does a hard Brexit mean? A switch to WTO trade rules, which impose a tariff of 10 on most goods going either way. That adds 10% on all EU goods entering the UK and with the GBP lower than the Euro it evens out. A position that will cost Europe millions of jobs and the UK fewer jobs as homemade products become more affordable than imported EU goods.
The numerous committees we have together means that no EU institution can share information with the UK. This means terrorism, health, environment, etc sharing with the fifth largest world economy.
It also means we don't pay the 50billion, honour our promise on migrants benefits, work permits, disruption to flights to places like Spain, Portugal who rely on British holidaymakers. No deal for the EU is a grimmer picture than it is for Britain, even though the immediate hit will hurt us. The longterm hit to the EU is suicide.
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paul and his magic wand of cherry picking consequences...dude the UK main exports are machinery/cars/electrical/aircraft etc...half of the parts needed for your production are foreign...if you could produce them you would, but you cant so you dont...the parts got 10% more expensive and the export of the finished goods just got another 10% more expensive because of new tariffs plus you are now short of cheap labor...yeah thats gonna work wonders for your economy...
the GBP is not lower than the euro you complete lunatic LOL it does not "even out" in any way...the euro is only going to fall because of "miracle pill" politicians popping up like in italy LOL...cheaper euro = bad news for you guys...
literally nothing you wrote is true