Originally Posted by Bipat (Post 12236437)

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:

Originally Posted by la mancha (Post 12234772)

Who is she talking about?

Originally Posted by la mancha (Post 12234979)

Anyone?

Originally Posted by la mancha (Post 12235090)

Both you and Ami are like customers who go into a shop and the assistant asks what you are looking for. Two hours later the shop assistant still cannot figure out what you want.

Originally Posted by la mancha (Post 12235221)

Of course it does, if you say so. I’m sure you understand what you are saying if no one else does. Anyone, the whingers with 60” TVs and the new Range Rovers?

Originally Posted by Bipat (Post 12236334)

Just for interest which newspaper would you recommend that we read and would be satisfactory for us to quote from?

Originally Posted by la mancha (Post 12236444)

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.

Originally Posted by Scamp (Post 12236684)

Jesus, you could get angry with a wall in a silent room.
Just calm down and stop being so utterly obtuse. If you weren't so desperate to be awkward, you'd have saved about 3 pages of bollocks.

The type of person she's talking about; my Mum. New Mercedes end of last year, nice detached house in a nice part of the South, has read the Daily Mail all her life (well, at least all of mine), just bought a new, bigger TV, some new sofas and carpets too actually....voted Brexit. Moans about immigrants, among other things. You know the type, the middle class English folk who get things like the bus and the refugee queues rammed down their throats? Get a bit scared, remember when things were 'Great'.

Stop being so backward and think for yourself.



Any that don't regularly have to apologise for lying?



What does it matter where we are in the 'queue'?

Trump has the option to negotiate trade deals with an economy the size of Europe or an economy worth less than half of their own?

Now it's not that simple, I think there is great value of having easy trade UK/US but we can't expect to be ahead of the EU maybe? Or can we all get deals sorted side by side? Is it just a metaphor that was used? Is it something for you to just get angry about for no reason? Yep.

No point missing an opportunity to start arguing over something pointless eh.
Soon you'll get to turn one of these conversations towards poverty. :nod:

Originally Posted by morpeth (Post 12236518)

Am I understanding correctly you are writing India would actually enter into a free trade deal, as opposed to just a trade deal ? Does India have any free trade deals currently ?

Originally Posted by Bipat (Post 12236753)

The answers are of course, 'yes' and 'yes', discussed on the other thread.

Originally Posted by EMR (Post 12236757)

With respect, I am not sure you understand the difference.
If you believe that the UK will be able to negotiate a " tariff free " agreement on 100% of UK exports and services as we have with the EU then no one would be unhappy with that.

Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly (Post 12236494)

After four years the Eu and US were no closer to doing a deal than when they first started,

...by which time there was massive opposition both political and public with huge anti Ttip demonstrations such as those in Germany increasing towards the end of that period as the EU public began to realise they were being sold down the river.

There is no evidence that such opposition and opinions have changed since the breakdown.

It is interesting to see Remoaners queuing up to lick the arse of that same guy they've been showering with shit for the past six months.

Originally Posted by Bipat (Post 12236769)

I answered the OP's question.

With respect, you do not know/or ignore how fast the economy is changing and progressing in the last three years of the 70! Discussed on the other thread.

Originally Posted by EMR (Post 12236776)

Your post above has nothing to do with the question asked and clearly you do not know the differece.
The UK will agree a trade deal but it certainly will not be a " free trade " deal .

Originally Posted by amideislas (Post 12236735)

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Originally Posted by Bipat (Post 12236793)

EMR --Federica Mogherini was there last week trying to resurrect talks for the EU (trying to get there first).