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:rofl:

You can read and quote from any media you like as long as the article contains facts which are accurately represented. Or is clearly satire.

And while the UK is Brexiting, the EU can still be negotiating it's deals with other countries.

And the UK will be starting from scratch, and trying to catch up (and pass) the EU's negotiations.

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Hardly 'scratch' unofficial talks since the result of the referendum, and several trade delegations since.

You didn't say which newspaper we can read! I need to know as the Sunday Times is the only one OH buys when in the UK, (I am too mean to buy any!)

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There is a limited amount of time and manpower and too many countries that want a deal with the US. It is only logical that the US will prioritize (that is the more important countries will come first - more manpower and time will be given to negotiation with them than to negotiation with less important countries)

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Of course it is a race. The earlier you have full access to a market the sooner your companies will establish themselves in a market - making it harder for companies coming later to establish themselves. It is quite easy actually.

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The UK is there for trade deals, not just free trade discussions.

I've edited my previous post as I didn't think you were being serious at first.

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Well if you and Vino say there's no queue, that's good enough for me :)

The only thing that remains to be asked as far as I'm concerned, is why on earth didn't you say so previously :confused:

I'll let poor old Dick know - he'll be ever so disappointed, judging by the number of times he's posted about the UK being at the front of it.

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I was quite serious about the country I know, having listened to the speeches by Ministers on TV etc. read the reports.
Yes they have been there for trade deals but also unofficial talks have been going on regarding a free trade deal. Ministers Jaitley and Sitharaman have specifically said nothing can be signed until Brexit. Whether anything comes of it obviously is not known. The EU delegation is there now as I said second attempt this year to try to restart negotiations.
Why do you not believe this?

You still have not suggested a UK newspaper we can read!:lol:

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I don't care what you read......

What I want are links that actually represent the facts truthfully, or clearly have something to do with whatever point the poster is trying to make. Or is satire.

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Assanah, you say there are many countries that want a trade deal with the US. I am not disputing that but I am asking who are they and where is this queue we are in front of or at the back of? Also you say it is a race, but we cannot sign anything before Brexit. How does anyone know we will not have deals in place on Brexit day? (There, I have just made another bank holiday for us all – Brexit Day.) And if we haven’t, will the UK cease trading? Of course we won’t.

DLD, quote: ‘You can read and quote from any media you like as long as the article contains facts which are accurately represented. Or is clearly satire.’ Obviously many of the BS posts I have read on here are clearly satire.

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I've read many posts from our resident satirist. :cool:

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I missed out the words 'Guardian' and 'Independent' from my post when commenting on satire and posting links to facts..

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Re-reading your post I would say Dick is right on track with his links, according to you.

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The headlines Dick posts bear little relation to the article content usually.

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The links some posters other than Dick post bear little relation to anything other than fantasy.

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Don't be so hard on InVino and yourself :p