Brexit Shambles: Johnson's 'golden age' opens with a rebuff from the EU
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- BBC News at Six, Channel 4 News, ITV News at Ten & Newsnight 25 July 2019
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Love it. Negotiating for years. EU states their hard position. Boris' speech..... "Well I hope they change their minds." Good lord Britain is doomed.
He is setting the stage for claiming that No Deal is the fault of the EU.
It's about time our PM got on with Brexit. Thank God for Boris.
@@brotherfranco2625
Which ball? What are they playing?
@@dutchman7623 Numberwang!
@@brotherfranco2625
Now you are blaming the Eton Rugby Egg for not being a ball.
44:05 Mark Francois lying again. The free trade agreement was offered to Great Britain, not to the UK. That would have meant a border in the Irish sea and therefor no need for a backstop. It was the UK that asked for the backstop, so Northern Ireland wouldn't be separated from Great Britain.
Also, the EU was very clear from the get go that there would be no free trade agreement before the question of the citizen rights, the money and the Irish border is cleared up...that is the main reason the backstop is even a thing, because it would have theoretically allowed negotiation to proceed to a talking about a trade agreement. But since the WA was never signed, a free trade agreement is currently not on the table at all.
@@swanpride
The EU will never accept anything from the UK that they produce themselves enough.
Dairy products, beef, lamb, small industrial products etc.
The UK needs an economic reform, before the 31st of october to continue.
In Amsterdam there were some office buildings transferred into student housing a few years ago, now there is an enormous shortage of offices by moving British companies.
The EU has to be very clear on only one issue. A country leaving the EU cannot enjoy the same privileged as a member. Full stop. Brexiteers promised in a nut shell the UK can have both. The privileges of a member and at the same time being outside the EU.
That is why the current backstop in the negotiated withdrawal agreement is seen as extremely problematic and big win for the UK by many in the EU. It gives many (not all) benefits of the single market without anything in return except an open border in ireland.
In fact, the UK has negotiated hard and won a lot of points, as always. However, without being able to bring it through parliament those negotiations were for the birds. And that is indeed the political legacy of Theresa May.
Now, Mr. Johnson knows that the EU most probably will not budge on the withdrawal agreement. And many tories are already busy building up a picture of the EU being at fault for not being able to get a withdrawal agreement. But even if he manages to put some lipstick on the pig of the withdrawal agreement, parliament will not ratify it, nor would it ratify a no deal scenario, which would lead to a general election with the story that brexit has been thwarted by the enemy of the people in the house of commons. Either way, he cannot lose.
@@Soordhin
Better ask your school money back, and take your medication daily.
Listen carefully, Mr. Francois. If you harm Ireland, there will be no EU or USA trade deals for the UK. Got it?
Mark Blyth an economist though from Scotland has spent most of his working life in America is currently lecturing about the global economy. He does admit how damaging Brexit will be. Yet still maintains that Nissan ect, will not leave the UK. Even though a new factory is literally being set out on a site in the Czech Republic. He is basing his work on UK government figures that estimate an average loss of income in the UK of £3000 per annum per person. That loss will more likely be concentrated on individuals rather than spread evenly. Or to put it more than 10 million people will lose most of their income. You might call them unemployed but the UK government will likely come up with a different classification. Losses in EU 27 countries go from zero loss to a £100 or £200 per annun in places like Bavaria. Incomes in Bavaria are on average £40,000 per year.
Ireland will, on UK governments publicly available figures lose proportionately as much as the UK. Yet this does not take account of Irish and EU preparations. For example the fleet of three of the largest roll on roll off ferries in the World which will enable Ireland to simply bypass the UK rather than transship via England and the Channel. Nor that most Irish exports to England (5% of total Irish exports) are mostly to middle men who process and export to the mainland EU. Those exports will simply be redirected to new processing middlemen who will pick up England's lost contracts. In fact a lot of companies in the EU27 have had a long time to target export markets held by UK competitors. Meaning EU customers will disappear immediately to prearranged replacement suppliers without for them even a tiny bump. Only very large complex exporters might expect to survive until the UK negotiates new trade arrangements. But we are only talking about Airbus and Pyrex really.
All this is before you even mention the anger of the American congress over the the Irish Peace Treaty. The UK is intending to break the treaty. The English who treat Ireland with a deep visceral contempt have been surprised that others do not share that contempt. Or the strange English belief that Ireland is not a " Real " country. English negotiators are rumoured to have sat in a meeting and when the Irish border was raised, simple said Ireland would have leave the EU. The EU reps had a confused few minutes till one eventually asked if the UK reps understood that Ireland was NOT part of the UK but in actuality ANOTHER country and member of the EU. We can expect other delusional beliefs if Scotland restores independence. With England claiming it can have one trade treaty with the EU generally but demand a different one specifically for an EU Scotland. At one moment expect a zero or low tariff arrangement with the EU while itself targeting attack tariffs against the individual members.
Blyth said Brexit would be good for ordinary workers...so we can ignore the fool
@@skyblazeeterno no he did not. Prove your point.
The proverbial 'can' is now running out of path to be kicked down.
No excuses now Brexiters.
Where's the cake that you can both have and eat?
In Boris's belly!
the only thing golden will be the showers, from the govt. onto the people
There is no future in England's dreaming
Why isn't Ian Blackford shown more? So far only the SNP have been a consistent opposition.
"A strict points based system will be used, but if you've got some dodgy money you'd like to launder in our underegulated financial system, with of course the donation to the Party, we'll dispense with the red tape" ....
believe, believe, believe, believe, just believe, simply believe, we believe, they believe, I believe, believe, believe....
Believe in what that I'm going to be poorer and I may not have a job if we come out of EU without a deal that's what yr saying to me and others ok
@@paulbrown9009 Its called satire.
@@ChrisRedfield-- sorry my apologies
I so wish spitting image was around right now..... This lot would be tv gold.
I thought this was spitting image.
But how would that make reality better?
I find it rather frustrating that the U.K. believes itself to be far superior to the EU27. The U.K. that I love is no longer Empire, ergo a little humility would go a long way.
41:09 A good no deal or a bad no deal, ffs no deal is no deal. 43:44 move to a free trade agreement, deals take years, not days to negotiate and in the meantime WTO rules apply
This Brexit stuff turned out to be dead easy after all, didn’t it?
Mark Francois is a Harry Enfield character, joke of a man
What I hear the Tory saying is, blablablablablablablablablablabla.
BJ's play is pretty obvious, he is going to fail hard. Anywho, is going to be entertaining! (watching from the "continent"; I only feel sorry for the hard working Brits who are about to lose their jobs; even though if some of them seem happy to be the master of their own disaster).
Whereas we have no pity in regard to the millions of jobs that will be lost in the EU in the event of a No Deal. The EU is finished.
@@truckerfromreno the EU is watching our shitshow and is in fact stronger,you are a deluded little englander
@@truckerfromreno try to guess where are those companies from UK relocating. Answer: inside single market.
@@bartekpulkowski9765 The EU has a £90 billion trade surplus wit the UK - the EU has just lost it's single biggest market and there will be riots on the continent in revolt against the EU when there are millions more made redundant because of no deal.
@@karlwright5472 German manufacturing is in recession and their main bank is insolvent - it's all to end badly for the EU. Bye.
Too obsessed and narcissist about being PM to bother with brexit.
He will hit the wall once Bretards get that he doesn't care.
The EU to come it's senses? Are you fucking serious? They have been consistent, accommodating and polite with clearly stated positions and red lines.
War is evitable.
Bollocks to war.
@@brotherfranco2625 Nunca. The Brits would whip you asses again.
Seán O'Nilbud: _"War is evitable."_
What do you mean by 'evitable'? Please clarify your remark.
@Darth Remainer You present that as though it were a problem.
@Darth Remainer: _"such condescending comments about the scots"_
You're going to have a tough time explaining why my comments were condescending to the Scots, aren't you? I say that only in part because they weren't, but mostly because you've outed yourself as a thicko.
31st of October of what year?
The EU will not renegotiate simply because it cannot give the UK a better deal than that on the table. Also, these mercenaries who only see trade ignore the foundations of the EU, as a political union. Trade is secondary to them and this was very clear from their beginnings. If there is any misinformation about this it was because the UK lied to its own citizens, not the EU. If we only focus on trade, we are better off as a third distant country. We put the red lines and the EU takes them and respects them. ruclips.net/video/agZ0xISi40E/видео.html Still the issue of the International border between Ireland and NI, though. But of course our unicorns will deliver that magical border technology very soon...
Still talking rubbish Mark and Still being interviewed you couldnt wŕite it
Stoooop Brexiiit!
Show. That's all.
Just a show.
Were fucked ever way you look at it and its scary, no matter how you want to look at it left or right
Remember when the Irish were acting cocky a few months ago - now they looked scared.
Not scared, perplexed. We are wondering how a people so stupid could have once had an empire.
It's like finding out an infamous gangster is now in the nursing home eating his own shit.
@@jtbfii What qualifies you to speak for the Irish?
@@trollop_7 What qualifies you to speak about them?
Yes the Northern Irish or British as their known.
One wonders which Irish people you’re cavalierly referring to without a shred of evidence to back you up, not least as there has never been a surplus of confidence here in Ireland regarding the Brexit menace. I assume you’re just trolling. Badly.