Thousands of British holidays could be cancelled

by Andy Mon Jun 18, 2018 9:13 pm

Due to Brexit, according to the Pro Brexit Conservative Daily Mail.

Even Dacre has cottened on.

https://dailym.ai/2JK6bbf

by veya_victaous Tue Jun 19, 2018 1:06 am

I don't see the problem

If the UK can't accept what ever deal it is offered it has no right to complain it did this to itself
the EU obviously has to be as hard on the UK as possible, When states tried to break the American Union it was actual war so the EU has been very civil so far

by Syl Tue Jun 19, 2018 1:25 am

Lots of scaremongering and 'what ifs' being bandied about.
Brits spend billions travelling abroad on holiday.....Im sure it's in everyones interest, not just ours, to not stop Brits flying without disruption.

The economy of many EU countries would plummet without the Brits visiting.

by HoratioTarr Tue Jun 19, 2018 5:38 pm

The only losers here will the countries which will suffer from the lack of tourism if Brits decide to stay home. We spend billions on foreign holidays, and God knows we get screwed enough on the prices and add ons. Do you honestly think this will permanently stop.

The more this kind of scaremongering goes on, the more desperate Remainers appear to be.

by eddie Tue Jun 19, 2018 8:10 pm

It’s the Daily Mail? Hardly worth bothering with.

by Tommy Monk Tue Jun 19, 2018 8:37 pm

veya_victaous wrote:I don't see the problem

If the UK can't accept what ever deal it is offered it has no right to complain it did this to itself
the EU obviously has to be as hard on the UK as possible, When states tried to break the American Union it was actual war so the EU has been very civil so far

No... the EU did this when they started to be a power-hungry federal dictatorship instead of just being the simple/benign and powerless pan-European organisation for helping to facilitate trade between European countries... which has always been it's claimed reason for existing!!!

We are more than happy to trade with countries all around the world... happy to provide whatever goods/services we can, subject to level of demand and our level of ability to supply, and 'vice versa'...!

We don't need to give up our sovereignty/democracy to be able to do a bit of trade...!

by veya_victaous Tue Jun 19, 2018 11:50 pm

Tommy Monk wrote:
veya_victaous wrote:I don't see the problem

If the UK can't accept what ever deal it is offered it has no right to complain it did this to itself
the EU obviously has to be as hard on the UK as possible, When states tried to break the American Union it was actual war so the EU has been very civil so far

No... the EU did this when they started to be a power-hungry federal dictatorship instead of just being the simple/benign and powerless pan-European organisation for helping to facilitate trade between European countries... which has always been it's claimed reason for existing!!!

We are more than happy to trade with countries all around the world... happy to provide whatever goods/services we can, subject to level of demand and our level of ability to supply, and 'vice versa'...!

We don't need to give up our sovereignty/democracy to be able to do a bit of trade...!

what fucking make believe bullshit is that Suspect

how do you think International Trade works?
DO you think it's like the corner store confused

by HoratioTarr Wed Jun 20, 2018 12:52 am

Tommy Monk wrote:
veya_victaous wrote:I don't see the problem

If the UK can't accept what ever deal it is offered it has no right to complain it did this to itself
the EU obviously has to be as hard on the UK as possible, When states tried to break the American Union it was actual war so the EU has been very civil so far

No... the EU did this when they started to be a power-hungry federal dictatorship instead of just being the simple/benign and powerless pan-European organisation for helping to facilitate trade between European countries... which has always been it's claimed reason for existing!!!

We are more than happy to trade with countries all around the world... happy to provide whatever goods/services we can, subject to level of demand and our level of ability to supply, and 'vice versa'...!

We don't need to give up our sovereignty/democracy to be able to do a bit of trade...!

The UK imports more from the EU than it exports. In fact, we do more export with the USA than the EU.

by Andy Wed Jun 20, 2018 7:41 am

Simple basic fact of economics.
It cost far more to import and export goods by ship across oceans than it does to drive it in a truck to and from mainland Europe.
EVERYTHING will cost more. Especially if we have to add import duty onto the cost.

by Tommy Monk Wed Jun 20, 2018 7:37 pm

Andy... is that why the English channel is the busiest shipping lane in the world...?

Why are you still banging on about yesterdays arguments...???

The British people heard all the arguments and still voted to leave the EU...!!!

Time to stop stalling and get on with it!!!

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