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    Re: Leaving the EU is being made much harder than it actually is.

    Quote Originally Posted by AlwaysAway2 View Post
    The EU do not want us to leave because we make the whole thing financially viable. without Britain it will collapse faster.
    At every turn they are stalling the talks and process.

    The Government need to grab the issue fully and LEAVE.

    Then and only then will the unelected undemocratic lunatics realise they have to talk to Britain constructively.

    My patience with the EU is at an end. How much longer will the Government tolerate them?
    You're drowning in debt, the economy is tanking and pig Sterling continues to crash, EU trade is all that keeps you marginally solvent. They dont need you or give a fuk about you.

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    Re: Leaving the EU is being made much harder than it actually is.

    Quote Originally Posted by Pilkers View Post
    You're drowning in debt, the economy is tanking and pig Sterling continues to crash, EU trade is all that keeps you marginally solvent. They dont need you or give a fuk about you.
    Bingo.

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    Re: Leaving the EU is being made much harder than it actually is.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mambo View Post
    Any idea how much debt the EU is in ? , with all those bail outs by the European Central Bank to Greece etc - they're up to their neck in it I would imagine.

    Full fact org says that in 2016 the UK bought £302 Billion worth of goods and services and in the same year the UK sold £242 billion to the EU - in other words we bought £60 Billion more from them.

    So I would guess they very much do give a fuk about the UK, that plus the fact we give the EU 10 billion more than we get back would be another reason - perhaps
    What percentage of their exports are bought by us and vice versa? The impact of us losing our trade with the EU is far greater than vice versa. The eu is also in a better position to quickly replace lost trade.

    We both lose from brexit.

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    Re: Leaving the EU is being made much harder than it actually is.

    Quote Originally Posted by Eric Cartman View Post
    What percentage of their exports are bought by us and vice versa? The impact of us losing our trade with the EU is far greater than vice versa. The eu is also in a better position to quickly replace lost trade.

    We both lose from brexit.
    Over 48% of our worldwide export trade is with the 27 member states of the EU. Germany is by far the biggest member state in terms of trade and they had 7.5% of their exports with us. You need to look at the member states that have a trade surplus with us who have more fragile economies as possible allies. On that basis you would target Spain and maybe Poland, Czech Republic and Belgium to influence. About 20 member states including France have a brought parity of imports and exports give or take 10%.

    Our biggest trade surplus with the rest of the world is with the USA where we import about £60 billion and export £100 billion. It will be interesting to see the favourable trade deal we negotiate with the Make America Great Again Trump Administration that greatly improves on tht position.

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