Pay up, Brits - and prepare for a soft Norway Brexit

>>129987786
Well the Aerospace industry can go fuck themselves. Who asked them anyway?

>>129987786
Like you guys make aircraft worth a fuck anyway

hahahaha I knew this was gonna crumble the moment they initiated it. No proud countryman is gonna stand for having his affairs dictated him by some cadre of jews over in brussels. This is no diffrent then the fragmentation of Africa or the Middle east. Culture always wins.

>>129987786
What's wrong with staying within the tariff zones etc.? The important part is to leave the political union, to stop paying money to the EU and to no longer have uncontrolled movement of romanians, arab migrants etc into the country.

Of course if the EU demands any concessions for that, then having no deal should always be an option

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>>129989607
>Well the Aerospace industry can go fuck themselves. Who asked them anyway?

250,000 British lads are supported by the UK aerospace industry. Whole cities could be devastated by a plumbeting aerospace industry.

You think the banks are what counts in Brexit? Think again, it is the car, aerospace and oher manufacturing industries that are what counts.

>>129991791
>What's wrong with staying within the tariff zones etc.?
Nothing really. It is just politics. The hardliners in the population are like 10% and they say "muhh, Germany, we hate them and French are surrender monkeys".

Turkey and Switzerland are in the EU customs union through treaties. There is no reason whatsoever for the UK not being in it.

>>129991791
>Of course if the EU demands any concessions for that, then having no deal should always be an option

No deal is such a ludicrous assertion that any politician who thinks that is a way to go should be locked up in the looney bin. I am serious here, 60% of British trade is with the European customs union. Having no deal would fuck this trade up massively to the point of a depression.

Tariffs are only *supposed* to protect individual sectors. Wouldn't the UK benefit most by controlling their own immigration policy, but not adding any tariffs to EU nations or the block as a whole? Can they even negotiate with EU nations or do they have to go through Brussels?

Ha ha no lawnmowers for Europe!

>>129993654
The US goes to each nation. We have no EU trade agreement. I don't think very many countries not in the EU do.

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>>129987786
I wouldn't even waste your time worrying about it.
We've got a remainer at the wheel, we're fucked.
But enjoy the underground militias that form in this country and start targeting EU citizens, not me I'm too lazy but it will happen because history and evidence shows it.