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turns the tariff bazooka on Brussels as the WTO finds the EU gusty of protectionism. really? Come in Mario the Council needs you!

even if it went up four fold we would still be well below the pre FDA rise

Barnier says " EU stands fully behind Ireland" So its good to know these boys will be patrolling the border keeping the IRA at bay and ensuring that they comply with EU regs wrt the legal movement of "goods" across the hard border. We will know how is to blame when we get horsemeat in our Findus lasgna. happy days things are looking up.

There is no point having another one. Dianne has said "Leave" would win again. She knows so move on.

No I had not forgotten at all. We have had this particular discussion for more than year now. The ECB's hands have tied wrt to interest rates because the EU economic breakdown is so diverse and as many have argued repeatedly what's good for one is not necessarily good for all even though this concept still seems to elude the intelligentia in Brussels who are hell bent on plowing on regardless in the creation of the new "empire" have leapt precious little from those who have already tried to do the same over the millennium at least. Mario has few "levers" left to pull and the EU at this rate is heading towards a similar situation Japan found itself in for a decade or more. Indeed Brexit is our life boat but remainers have left no stone unturned to tie us on to the Titanic thereby seeking to prevent us from sailing clear. To be facing the real possibility of a recession with interest rates already negative is the stuff of nightmares and will challenge the very validity of the basis on which the Euro was created. We can truly thank our lucky starts we never joined when we had the option to .

We run a £90bn trade deficit with EU. They don't want us to leave that tis obvious. Why should we not want to leave and be free to negotiate are own trade deals? Commercially at least the EU has chronically stacked odds agains this country ever sine we "voted" to join more than 40 years ago and in essence have been subsidising the EU ever since for diminishing returns and reduced sovereignty. There people voted to break free from this very unequal union. In plain terms the Remain case is totally fatuous and dishonest and fuelled by the EU to sow disunity and spoil the outcome of the Referendum. The emperor has no clothes. Why should we not seize the opportunity that has presented itself and walk away on Friday.

not wishing to be a dibble downer here but we have been here before only to get taken behind the woodshed for a seeing to by the AT and MM's. The BoD bungeeing of the data has made most of us LTH's much poorer and the MM's substantially richer at our expense.

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Huh? Cuts both ways! Our exports are competitive. Any increase in our relative competitiveness is he stuff of nightmares for the EU. The Armageddon scenario graphically outlined by Carney never happened and never will. Despite opur "weak" pound inflation is benign and likely to remain so for the foreseeable future. As mentioned already its good to have people working for a living and seeing their standards of living even improve. Look across the Channel and you see growing youth unemployment and hopeless ness the obvious consequence of protectionism trade policy. yYu would have thought the muppets in Brussels would have taken note of the spectacular success of the centrally planned economic policies pursued by Russia and China. Perhaps its a European weakness not to look back at the mistakes predecessors have made.

that another referendum is too uncomfortable for the few more intelligent at HoC. Lets polls suggest a strong support for a "no deal" brexit anywhere but London. Jeremy at least seems well aware of this and is digging hd heels in. I have no sympathy for the MP's have been working to thwart the Democratic will of the people. They have betrayed true on the largest scale and their behaviour is little more than fraud, extracting money from the tax payer for a lavish existence under false pretences. They serve fully what is hopefully coming their way and should be thankful for the fact their ilk did not try this stunt 80 years ago.

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why dod you think we have 1.7 trillion worth of liabilities

Russia Today, Sputnick News and The Guardian. Why do you think nobody really takes your arguments seriously? Please do some original thinking rather than recycling leftie fodder.

well ironically its about 35 Con Remainers and the Labour Party vs the rest Labour will have most explaining to do to their constituencies who voted mostly out. Corbyn is hoping to benefit from the chaos and enter Number 10 on the back of it. For him this whole Brexit debacle has been a gift deflecting there media's gaze away from his rotten party and rock bottom ethics. TM may well be gone by Monday hopefully replaced by a Leaver so that we finally kick ass

Giles wembley mogg radio 4 at 6.30 this evening on brexit funny

you are correct. Have to admit aircraft design is in my past too and my research was mainly on the support cradles with engines weighing about 1 ton and pretty much central under the wing or attached to the rear fuselage. It never ceases to amaze me even now how the cg of the engine appears to have moved towards the leading edge with each iteration.

No! The new generation fuel efficient engines on the 737 Max are in essence too large for the plane. It requires constant input from its onboard computers to achieve flight stability. Its not unusual for planes to be designed inherently unstable, nor its relying on computers to correct this. I am not sure where regulation comes in this. The plane goes through a sequence of flight and operational trials after which on successful completion is given a Certificate of Airworthiness Boeing has now come up with a number of fixes for its flight software combined with a pilot training programme which it hopes will satisfy the FAA and allow the plane to carry passengers once again.

I think once the deal is done TM will be gone sharpish and a new more traditional Conservative family values,pro economic growth, pro union cabinet will emerge, to deal with the issues that have come to the surface over the last few years. Remainers will be removed from office and moved to the back benches and left to face their constiuencies I have heard that feelers on where taxes can be cut have have already started to be put out in the Civil Service. My guess is corporation tax as a starter to attract multinational investment. Would not be surprised to see HS2 canned.

Priority now is get some sort of deal through. Then put in place a hardline leavers heavy negotiating team to negotiate a an FT agreement in the full certainty that non cooperation from the EU or foot dragging by the EU will see us move to a WTO trader arrangement. Meanwhile we will sit back let the EU tear itself apart at the EU elations in May and provide moral support to whoever needs it.

so why dod it all go t%ts up then?