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Originally posted by Dinner View PostNo deal needs to be the default. That is the only way to ...
(altered it for Truism)
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No deal needs to be the default. That is the only way to put pressure on the arrogant and unelected Eurocrats who have been so high handed.
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The Bibs had some kind o fa "Hour of Power" yesterday. I watched ca. 10 mins while eating stuff then decided my time is spent better.
As for the whole thing - if the Guardian has it right here: https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...than-freedland
...it's been a wise move (soproudofmyself).
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Originally posted by Dinner View PostThe island (which is what Great Britain means; it used to be Greater Britain)? Yes, it is still there.
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The £39bn is a net legal obligation that exists even if the deal is not signed - the UK committed to paying these costs years ago when the EU budget was agreed. It also includes longer term costs; things like accrued pension costs to MEPs, assets and liabilities with the ECB, etc.
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Originally posted by Dauphin View PostThey lose 10% of their budget for a couple of years. Not insignificant.
As Brexit gets delayed, the £39bn is unwinding - so the U.K. is paying it. Delay until end of 2020 and half of it is gone.
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The island (which is what Great Britain means; it used to be Greater Britain)? Yes, it is still there.
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They lose 10% of their budget for a couple of years. Not insignificant.
As Brexit gets delayed, the £39bn is unwinding - so the U.K. is paying it. Delay until end of 2020 and half of it is gone.
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What effect does the UK withholding a Brexit payment have on the EU?
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What makes you think Trump has a single conviction in anything besides self aggrandizement?
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