Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

you guys are sometimes very silly
even simple commercial contracts can take a year in the cooking and here we're talking about something that is very complex for all sorts of good reasons

what i do not know is what happens during the gestation period
do all current arrangements stay in place?

It really tells you what a catastrophe and gross deception, in first of all
joining the Common Market and being lulled into the political entity that its
turned/turning into over the past 40 years, and now having to disentangle ourselves
from out of the EU.

But one of the reasons they're not triggering article 50 straight away, is to get
the lay of the land and discuss some of the terms on which to negotiate trade
deals..And most of the deals will just be on the terms they're at the mo, and will
be business as usual and carry on seamlessly.

The biggest fly in the ointment will be the free movement, but the UK has to stick
to its guns, and negotiate for only those who have the skills that the country needs.

sign the article next month and then if they put tariffs on our goods smack a 8% tariff on all eu goods .
they would soon be shouting for a deal

but we have now got a wimp as PM AND SHE IS A WEAK PERSON AND NOT HONEST FAR FROM IT . SHE IS GUTLESS

sign the article now its in the interest of the uk

if she does not sign it by end aug then the uk will go into recession
which is what she wants along with 71 tory mps to say we must have talks to stay in the eu

free movement
this is a very touchy and delicate and difficult subject for all - except for the likes of MrT who thinks ..... no i'll rephrase that; he doesn't think, so no need to continue down that line

applicable skills criteria is relatively easy to implement for those outside eu
assuming we want and need to trade with eu (and vice versa), then any changes will need to be far more subtle for a many good reasons

it may be that a good face-saver for all will be related to the receipt of assorted benefits, whether it be housing or free health care or perhaps even a link to the level of benefits and similar obtainable in their "home" country

obviously, there also needs to be phasing perhaps related to the amount paid into the system or the length of time employed in this country

the eu is fcuked the uk should walk away if the eu thinks it can push their views on trade , we should just walk away and put tariffs on all eu goods they would soon come running for a deal treat them with contempt which is how they work

if TM IS THE BEST THE CON PARTY THEN THE PARTY IS NOT FOR ME . NO MORE MONEY FROM THIS FAMILY

Haze,

Remember,

Good bye Dave , couldn't negotiate his way out of his own jacket.

And Fred i don't know why your gloating the Labour party is in tatters .

The sad thing is jimmy he thought he could sucker his way to a remain result , took us for fools .

This is the man who should be negotiating our exit from Europe .

Hopefully Osbourne to go next VIC ..

Hate to say it jimmyb but your right.

She will have re shuffle soon i would think jimmy . What do you think of her .

Re: Nigel.

Agreed.

And on double pay and with a bonus too.

it's very easy to shout your head off when you have no responsibility

But to do 'big deal negotiating' well, you need to have big balls and patience.

I didn't want May but who else is there .

What do you mean by that cynic ? do you doubt Farage would relish the job of untangling us from the EU , you obviously just don't like him which is fair enough , i happen to think he has done a great job and i'll say it again without him we would never have had this vote.

She's had i think two speeches and said each time we are leaving the EU we have a better future out so that's quite something , whether the remainers start to work on her in the coming months i don't know .

i do not dislike farage at all ..... he's a very good and entertaining speaker and certainly has (simplistic) popular appeal ...... for better or worse, it is undoubtedly his influence that forced the tories to include the referendum in their election manifesto

however, even more so than the main (any) opposition party in parliament, it's very easy to shout the odds as it's effectively words without responsibility
as so many have found out, once you have the power (responsibility), you discover that the seemingly simple is not simple at all

farage will never be in the position to find that out

Agreed, Farage will never have any political office (fortunately).