Quote Originally Posted by Stovicmiller View Post
This started three years ago. I'm saying if parliament had got behind brexit we would have got a deal. Mark carney head of the bank of England down graded the effect of a no deal. He saying he got it wrong,project fear maybe..
I don't think any deal would come close to what you and the eurosceptics in the tory and brexit party would accept. In short, they want reciprocal trade tariffs and after that no interference, which of course would allow us to completely undercut the EU on the world trade market. Yet when the EU bargain, as America will do, and any country does on trade deals, there is an inevitable compromise on many aspects. Farage et Al want it all. The EU are never going to give that. The WA is, despite my dislike of it, is as good as we could have expected from the WA and then were only at the start of the real negotiations.

So let's not talk of deals on here if you have no serious intention of wanting one. It's quite obvious what you want!

Carney adjusted his worst case prediction to take into account work that had been done in preparation. Only a 5% reduction in our national growth with no deal! Well done on those preps peeps!