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😃 Brexit - UK is ready for a 'No Deal' Walk Away 😃

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Channel: Jeff Taylor · 2017 · News & Politics

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While speaking at the Tory party conference, the Brexit secretary, David Davis has hinted that the UK is ready walk away from the negotiating table.

During his speech, David Davis said that Brexit is a "one off, time limited, extraordinary opportunity" and importantly added that "If the outcome of negotiations falls short of the deal, we will be ready for the alternative.

"That is what a responsible government does. Anything else would be a dereliction of duty."

He also said that leaving the EU gave the UK the opportunity to become more international.

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The Prime Minster, Theresa May, also gave warning to the EU, saying on Radio Four that the UK will not stoop to beg for a deal from the EU, because reaching an agreement was in everyone’s interests.

She said that the UK was not some sort of supplicant asking for things.

"We’re talking about a negotiation to build a new partnership between the UK and the EU. A partnership that I believe will be good for the UK and good for the EU. Us leaving doesn’t only affect us. It affects the EU as well."

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But on the other side, the EU Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, said that the UK side should not test the patience of the European Union and that the EU will be intransigent over defending the interests of the single market.

The EU Parliament has also voted today to say that insufficient progress has been made for the talks to progress onto trade.

The resolution passed accused the UK of having seriously impeded talks over the so-called divorce bill because of a lack, on our side, of clear proposals.

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The vote by MEPs is not binding on the progress of talks, but it will be very persuasive as they do have the final say over any final EU/UK agreement.

The MEPs also stated that any deal would have to include the UK accepting ECJ rulings during any transition period.

Now, the UK has thus far bent over backwards and - offered to ensure the EU is not out of pocket until the end of this EU budget period, proposed that EU citizens be given what equates to dual nationality as well as putting forward plans for the Irish border question.

The PM has also made a very clear vision of the EU and UK working together for a mutually beneficial Brexit.

And there lies the crux of the problem. If the EU really thought that we would crash and burn, they would shake our hands and impose WTO rules on trade - but they don’t because they know we are going to be successful and our success would cause many other states to question their ongoing membership.

So punish the UK is the order of the day, whatever the cost to their own citizens and businesses.

Now to Tory party land, where all is not joined up.

The Europe Minister, Alan Duncan, speaking at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, said that the working classes, voting for Brexit, was just them throwing a tantrum. He also said that the young who voted to Remain would have to face the consequences of the vote and that the UK would face labour shortages after Brexit. This of course is hugely off message for a Conservative minister and it has led the new UKIP leader, Henry Bolton, to call for Sir Alan Duncan to be sacked.

“How can a man who is meant to represent the UK in Europe feel that way about the majority of the people in the UK? he said. The old joke about the Foreign Office must be true, it represents foreigners in Britain, rather than the other way round, it is clear that the Minister represents the interests of Europe rather than the interests of the UK.”

But for me, more importantly, those that still want the UK to stay in the EU should look no further than Catalonia to see EU so-called fundamental rights in action with no condemnation forthcoming from Brussels, and the damage being wrought on Spain in such a short period of time will echo into the future.

But what do you think?

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Thank you.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/861795/Conservative-party-conference-2017-live-David-Davis-speech-Brexit-news-update

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/oct/03/brexit-vote-was-tantrum-by-british-working-class-says-alan-duncan

https://youtu.be/vhLQwUeIW6M

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/brexit-negotiations-talks-latest-sufficient-progress-not-made-european-parliament-eu-leaders-theresa-a7980351.html

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/861649/Brexit-news-negotiation-Theresa-May-UK-Brussels-EU-European-Union-video

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