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On a word game
"seriously"
"jobs"
"prosperity"
"so much more in terms of diplomacy & international relations"
"our nation at its best"
"confident in control of its trade policy"
"outward looking" https://twitter.com/AdamAfriyie/status/1319551328968953857
On a word game
"seriously"
"jobs"
"prosperity"
"so much more in terms of diplomacy & international relations"
"our nation at its best"
"confident in control of its trade policy"
"outward looking" https://twitter.com/AdamAfriyie/status/1319551328968953857
"seriously"
You can lie and say its good news
What value does "seriously" good news add?
Would you tell us non-serious good news?
You can lie and say its good news
What value does "seriously" good news add?
Would you tell us non-serious good news?
"good news for jobs / prosperity"
Cost of brexit:
Ā£2bn DUP bung
>Ā£4.4bn brexit prep cost (so far)
Ā£170bn BOE stimulus (so far)
>Ā£130bn lost growth (so far)
Ā£39bn liabilities
Japan deal Ā£1.5bn per year boost to GDP
So
Ā£345 bn(roughly) of damage
vs
Ā£1.5bn
Cost of brexit:
Ā£2bn DUP bung
>Ā£4.4bn brexit prep cost (so far)
Ā£170bn BOE stimulus (so far)
>Ā£130bn lost growth (so far)
Ā£39bn liabilities
Japan deal Ā£1.5bn per year boost to GDP
So
Ā£345 bn(roughly) of damage
vs
Ā£1.5bn
A reminder of course
"DIT estimated the 2019 EU-Japan trade deal would add somewhere between Ā£2.1 billion and Ā£3.0 billion to annual GDP after 15 years in 2017 prices, relative to a scenario where no deal was agreed. " https://fullfact.org/economy/uk-japan-trade-benefits/
"DIT estimated the 2019 EU-Japan trade deal would add somewhere between Ā£2.1 billion and Ā£3.0 billion to annual GDP after 15 years in 2017 prices, relative to a scenario where no deal was agreed. " https://fullfact.org/economy/uk-japan-trade-benefits/
So an EU-Japan trade deal
Would have brought Ā£2.1bn - Ā£3bn benefit to annual GDP after 15 years
The Ā£1.5bn figure that is used as specified below:
"Itās worth clarifying that these benefits are relative to 2018 when the UK (as part of the EU) had no FTA with Japan."
Would have brought Ā£2.1bn - Ā£3bn benefit to annual GDP after 15 years
The Ā£1.5bn figure that is used as specified below:
"Itās worth clarifying that these benefits are relative to 2018 when the UK (as part of the EU) had no FTA with Japan."
Now you can lie to yourself and tell yourself that is "good news"
Lying to yourself is bad enough
The contempt you have for people who fall for those lies
Well.....
Lying to yourself is bad enough
The contempt you have for people who fall for those lies
Well.....
"Instead, its officials have been told to negotiate as they would any other trade accord, and to seek better terms from the UK than Japan won through its long haggle with the much larger EU." https://www.ft.com/content/9cd62bde-32ba-11e9-bd3a-8b2a211d90d5
"so much more in terms of diplomacy & international relations"
A reminder
In a very specific and limited way
The UK and its reputation for upholding international treaties
Spaffed against the wall https://twitter.com/PandaScottish/status/1305425463351836672
A reminder
In a very specific and limited way
The UK and its reputation for upholding international treaties
Spaffed against the wall https://twitter.com/PandaScottish/status/1305425463351836672
"international relations"
Yes Boris is good at relations
Yes Boris is good at relations
Sorry my bad wrong example of Boris on diplomacy and international relations https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/jun/28/calling-french-turds-boris-johnson-prime-minister-empire
Oh yes and see also: https://twitter.com/snigskitchen/status/1235570762716770306
"our nation at its best"
I would love Adam to explain what he means by best
If it is our best
Why does his party seek to hide brexit within coronavirus?
I would love Adam to explain what he means by best
If it is our best
Why does his party seek to hide brexit within coronavirus?
"confident in control of its trade policy"
Two sets of quotes below
One from an Obama/Clinton Treasury Secretary
One from Wilbur Ross under Trump
You remember of course
Boris Johnson accused Obama of what was it ..oh yes an ancestral hatred
Two sets of quotes below
One from an Obama/Clinton Treasury Secretary
One from Wilbur Ross under Trump
You remember of course
Boris Johnson accused Obama of what was it ..oh yes an ancestral hatred
A reminder
Here is a thread on the economic damage of brexit so far
What for 4 years cheats and liars have sought to cover up as "global trends"
They now will EXPLOIT coronavirus and blame coronavirus
Imagine being so shameless https://twitter.com/PandaScottish/status/1034127151874957319
Here is a thread on the economic damage of brexit so far
What for 4 years cheats and liars have sought to cover up as "global trends"
They now will EXPLOIT coronavirus and blame coronavirus
Imagine being so shameless https://twitter.com/PandaScottish/status/1034127151874957319
Here's one on a reminder of history of a masterful deception https://twitter.com/PandaScottish/status/1318989322838773761
Oh and yes
That Japan deal
Here from a brilliant commentator on Japan finance news
"dependent on a UK-EU deal being reached" https://twitter.com/pernilleru/status/1306185862733070343
That Japan deal
Here from a brilliant commentator on Japan finance news
"dependent on a UK-EU deal being reached" https://twitter.com/pernilleru/status/1306185862733070343
And as another day of brexit paddles further up shit creek a reminder https://twitter.com/PandaScottish/status/1319534701187637248
And as a final reminder
Coronavirus
IT DID NOT HAVE TO BE THIS WAY https://twitter.com/PandaScottish/status/1318631741695852544
Coronavirus
IT DID NOT HAVE TO BE THIS WAY https://twitter.com/PandaScottish/status/1318631741695852544
