How do we think EU negotiations will go? (Vol 6)

How do we think EU negotiations will go? (Vol 6)

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Nickgnome

8,277 posts

89 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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pgh said:
I too have qualifications in economics, where one of the first things you learn is that there is no such thing as a perfect market...

That is nothing to do with the topic in hand though - why is a free market "nasty"?
I do not have any qualifications in economics, nor do I think a free market is nasty.

I was merely stating that the 'Free Market' is anything but, on which I hope we can agree.

kurt535

3,559 posts

117 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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powerstroke said:
Dr Jekyll said:
Coolbanana said:
No, many Leavers have expressed wanting to leave the EU based upon a belief, incorrect in my view, that the EU is holding the UK back, retarding the ability to trade more effectively.

So the customs union and associated tariffs are a figment of our imagination?
I can't be bothered debating with these Cake and eat it expats ,Had my cousin wining on about
brexit last night , they live and work in France and are just about to retire, the nub of it was 100% selfish
wanting the benefits of swanning about not putting anyting back into the UK or caring about the people of the UK
just being free to come back to sponge on the NHS when they are old and decrepit ..
He will be better off staying there rather than come back to the disaster zone that the NHS is turning into due to brexit.

interesting you are turning on your own family too. nothing like brexit to bring the country together eh?


Helicopter123

8,831 posts

156 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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Nickgnome said:
otis criblecoblis said:
You answered the ability to remove people was your answer to controlling numbers. You of course declined to say how that would really control, or get near to the current governments target, mainly because you know it is useless at doing so.
You want to pretend this is a control to be used, but just isn't isn't in use. Everyone else knows you are pissing down their back while saying it's raining.

Lets see if you want to dodge the question again. How would any of the things you cite control numbers and meet a target of 50K ?
How can I make it any clearer?

I HAVE NO ISSUE WITH F.o.M

Why should I need to come up with a solution to an issue that for me does not exist? Surely that's your problem as it seems you have an issue with immigration?

I merely pointed you to the relevant clauses that enable the government to ensure Eu citizens do not stay without a job. If you feel the need for legal advise on how the clauses work speak to a lawyer.

If you do not think the Clauses are inadequate then it is for you to advise that why, in your opinion, they fail.


Edited by Nickgnome on Monday 17th December 11:36


Edited by Nickgnome on Monday 17th December 11:36
Good post.

I look forward to the reply.

Where does this target of 50k net immigration come from? Looks very very low for an economy such as ours...

otis criblecoblis

1,078 posts

66 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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Nickgnome said:
otis criblecoblis said:
You answered the ability to remove people was your answer to controlling numbers. You of course declined to say how that would really control, or get near to the current governments target, mainly because you know it is useless at doing so.
You want to pretend this is a control to be used, but just isn't isn't in use. Everyone else knows you are pissing down their back while saying it's raining.

Lets see if you want to dodge the question again. How would any of the things you cite control numbers and meet a target of 50K ?
How can I make it any clearer?

I HAVE NO ISSUE WITH F.o.M

Why should I need to come up with a solution to an issue that for me does not exist? Surely that's your problem as it seems you have an issue with immigration?

I merely pointed you to the relevant clauses that enable the government to ensure Eu citizens do not stay without a job. If you feel the need for legal advise on how the clauses work speak to a lawyer.

If you do not think the Clauses are adequate then it is for you to advise the why, in your opinion, they fail.
You are hard work. You were backing the clauses as a control. You are perfectly free to love FOM, but you intervened when I asked Helicopter ( still rather amusingly avoiding answering ) how these were in any way able to control numbers effectively, and were then asked how they could be used to meet the governments target.
Now you are rather stupidly making out, that your love of FOM means you don't have to answer any details on how the clauses you cite work. You weren't asked for a solution, you were asked how the rules you cite may work to meet current government targets. You can't or won't answer.

Lets keep your avoidance to a minimum, and say your new found love to kick people out after 3 months with no job is a costly and almost unenforceable non answer as to why EU immigration can be controlled.

Do you not ever stop and think your exact kinda of obfuscation is what the public got bored of during the referendum , particularly on the immigration debate ?



Nickgnome

8,277 posts

89 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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pgh said:
Fully agree, there are no perfectly free markets.

Phia was suggesting that a free market is somehow nasty, as if the actors in the market somehow think about something other than maximising profits.
Yes, agreed markets are driven by profit motivation.

ben5575

6,254 posts

221 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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Chicken Chaser said:
Thought i'd post a couple of articles i've just read through. Puts perspective on both sides of the argument although one is certainly more focused than the other.

https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2018/12/13/full-speec...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/brexit-wou...
That first link essentially /thread as it puts to bed all of the Leaver Brexit Bingo so readily trotted out. But experts eh? rolleyes

If you can't be bothered to read all of it, just try the Third Lesson.

Nickgnome

8,277 posts

89 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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otis criblecoblis said:
You are hard work. You were backing the clauses as a control. You are perfectly free to love FOM, but you intervened when I asked Helicopter ( still rather amusingly avoiding answering ) how these were in any way able to control numbers effectively, and were then asked how they could be used to meet the governments target.
Now you are rather stupidly making out, that your love of FOM means you don't have to answer any details on how the clauses you cite work. You weren't asked for a solution, you were asked how the rules you cite may work to meet current government targets. You can't or won't answer.

Lets keep your avoidance to a minimum, and say your new found love to kick people out after 3 months with no job is a costly and almost unenforceable non answer as to why EU immigration can be controlled.

Do you not ever stop and think your exact kinda of obfuscation is what the public got bored of during the referendum , particularly on the immigration debate ?
Can you quote me correctly, please.

I said 'No issue' not Love

I 'stated Clauses' Not 'Backing Clauses'

I made no comment on their effectiveness or whether they have been applied in part or at all.

For the avoidance of doubt. I WILL NOT ANSWER YOUR QUESTION. As I said if you do not understand those clauses go take some advice.

I hope you are not involved in Contracts.




don'tbesilly

13,930 posts

163 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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Helicopter123 said:
Nickgnome said:
otis criblecoblis said:
You answered the ability to remove people was your answer to controlling numbers. You of course declined to say how that would really control, or get near to the current governments target, mainly because you know it is useless at doing so.
You want to pretend this is a control to be used, but just isn't isn't in use. Everyone else knows you are pissing down their back while saying it's raining.

Lets see if you want to dodge the question again. How would any of the things you cite control numbers and meet a target of 50K ?
How can I make it any clearer?

I HAVE NO ISSUE WITH F.o.M

Why should I need to come up with a solution to an issue that for me does not exist? Surely that's your problem as it seems you have an issue with immigration?

I merely pointed you to the relevant clauses that enable the government to ensure Eu citizens do not stay without a job. If you feel the need for legal advise on how the clauses work speak to a lawyer.

If you do not think the Clauses are inadequate then it is for you to advise that why, in your opinion, they fail.


Edited by Nickgnome on Monday 17th December 11:36


Edited by Nickgnome on Monday 17th December 11:36
Good post.

I look forward to the reply.

Where does this target of 50k net immigration come from? Looks very very low for an economy such as ours...
I'm still waiting for a reply to a question posed to you twice now, can I look forward to an answer any time soon?

Robertj21a

16,476 posts

105 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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kurt535 said:
He will be better off staying there rather than come back to the disaster zone that the NHS is turning into due to brexit.

interesting you are turning on your own family too. nothing like brexit to bring the country together eh?
So the problems in the NHS are down to Brexit.........

Really ??

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gooner1

10,223 posts

179 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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Helicopter123 said:
Good post.

I look forward to the reply.

Where does this target of 50k net immigration come from? Looks very very low for an economy such as ours...
Talking of replies, what part of the EU did you work or study in?

Apologys if I missed your response to the same question I asked yesterday. smile

alfie2244

11,292 posts

188 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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kurt535 said:
He will be better off staying there rather than come back to the disaster zone that the NHS is turning into due to brexit.
Good to see you are still making stuff up thumbup

otis criblecoblis

1,078 posts

66 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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Nickgnome said:
otis criblecoblis said:
You are hard work. You were backing the clauses as a control. You are perfectly free to love FOM, but you intervened when I asked Helicopter ( still rather amusingly avoiding answering ) how these were in any way able to control numbers effectively, and were then asked how they could be used to meet the governments target.
Now you are rather stupidly making out, that your love of FOM means you don't have to answer any details on how the clauses you cite work. You weren't asked for a solution, you were asked how the rules you cite may work to meet current government targets. You can't or won't answer.

Lets keep your avoidance to a minimum, and say your new found love to kick people out after 3 months with no job is a costly and almost unenforceable non answer as to why EU immigration can be controlled.

Do you not ever stop and think your exact kinda of obfuscation is what the public got bored of during the referendum , particularly on the immigration debate ?
Can you quote me correctly, please.

I said 'No issue' not Love

I 'stated Clauses' Not 'Backing Clauses'

I made no comment on their effectiveness or whether they have been applied in part or at all.

For the avoidance of doubt. I WILL NOT ANSWER YOUR QUESTION. As I said if you do not understand those clauses go take some advice.

I hope you are not involved in Contracts.
You replied to a citing the clauses as a control. You don't wish to answer any question on their effectiveness to meet current targets. That looks stupid given you intervened on a question directed to Helicopter about what controls there were.
Why are you afraid to answer question of the effectiveness of things your cite ?

Helicopter123

8,831 posts

156 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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gooner1 said:
Helicopter123 said:
Good post.

I look forward to the reply.

Where does this target of 50k net immigration come from? Looks very very low for an economy such as ours...
Talking of replies, what part of the EU did you work or study in?

Apologys if I missed your response to the same question I asked yesterday. smile
I've worked in Dublin and Paris.

I've studied in Scotland.

Why do you want to know?

gooner1

10,223 posts

179 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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Robertj21a said:
kurt535 said:
He will be better off staying there rather than come back to the disaster zone that the NHS is turning into due to brexit.

interesting you are turning on your own family too. nothing like brexit to bring the country together eh?
So the problems in the NHS are down to Brexit.........

Really ??



.
Having been the recipent of countless consultations and 4 fairly intrusive procedures
from our local NHS in the last 18 months , I can categorically state that Kurt's theory
in no way matches my experience. Just so you know. smile

Helicopter123

8,831 posts

156 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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otis criblecoblis said:
Nickgnome said:
otis criblecoblis said:
You are hard work. You were backing the clauses as a control. You are perfectly free to love FOM, but you intervened when I asked Helicopter ( still rather amusingly avoiding answering ) how these were in any way able to control numbers effectively, and were then asked how they could be used to meet the governments target.
Now you are rather stupidly making out, that your love of FOM means you don't have to answer any details on how the clauses you cite work. You weren't asked for a solution, you were asked how the rules you cite may work to meet current government targets. You can't or won't answer.

Lets keep your avoidance to a minimum, and say your new found love to kick people out after 3 months with no job is a costly and almost unenforceable non answer as to why EU immigration can be controlled.

Do you not ever stop and think your exact kinda of obfuscation is what the public got bored of during the referendum , particularly on the immigration debate ?
Can you quote me correctly, please.

I said 'No issue' not Love

I 'stated Clauses' Not 'Backing Clauses'

I made no comment on their effectiveness or whether they have been applied in part or at all.

For the avoidance of doubt. I WILL NOT ANSWER YOUR QUESTION. As I said if you do not understand those clauses go take some advice.

I hope you are not involved in Contracts.
You replied to a citing the clauses as a control. You don't wish to answer any question on their effectiveness to meet current targets. That looks stupid given you intervened on a question directed to Helicopter about what controls there were.
Why are you afraid to answer question of the effectiveness of things your cite ?
The answers have been given, we have the power to control immigration but successive governments chose not to use them. That is not the fault of the EU.

Where does your 50k figure come from?

otis criblecoblis

1,078 posts

66 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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Helicopter123 said:
Good post.

I look forward to the reply.

Where does this target of 50k net immigration come from? Looks very very low for an economy such as ours...
There is no 50k limit. The number is half the current target and used as a hypothetical. You were asked how the controls you cite for the EU might meet that number, or really any number. You avoided answering, just like Nick.

MikeyC

836 posts

227 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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ben5575 said:
Chicken Chaser said:
Thought i'd post a couple of articles i've just read through. Puts perspective on both sides of the argument although one is certainly more focused than the other.

https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2018/12/13/full-speec...
That first link essentially /thread as it puts to bed all of the Leaver Brexit Bingo so readily trotted out. But experts eh? rolleyes

If you can't be bothered to read all of it, just try the Third Lesson.
'The Nine Lessons' was posted in pdf format in this thread 3 days ago

ben5575 said:
So you read the first link, but what about the second ?
All sweetness & joy in the EU is it ?

Helicopter123

8,831 posts

156 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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otis criblecoblis said:
There is no 50k limit. The number is half the current target and used as a hypothetical. You were asked how the controls your cite for the EU might meet that number, or really any number. You avoided answering, just like Nick.
So why are you bringing up 50k?

Is this your personal preference?

Is that for EU or non-EU immigration? Is it net or gross? Over what time frame? Skilled or unskilled?

You seem to want to ask questions but never answer, why is that?

otis criblecoblis

1,078 posts

66 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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Helicopter123 said:
otis criblecoblis said:
There is no 50k limit. The number is half the current target and used as a hypothetical. You were asked how the controls your cite for the EU might meet that number, or really any number. You avoided answering, just like Nick.
So why are you bringing up 50k?

Is this your personal preference?

Is that for EU or non-EU immigration? Is it net or gross? Over what time frame? Skilled or unskilled?

You seem to want to ask questions but never answer, why is that?
It's been answered 3 times now. You don't seem smart enough to understand, but one more time for special people.

1, The current immigration target of the government is 100k net a year
2, As a hypothetical situation in how the rules you cite may work in controlling EU immigration, half that figure has been taken to be used as an example as a simple split from RoW and EU.
3, 50k has never been given my myself as a number for all immigration.
4, You've been asked how the controls you cite may work in achieving this number, and failed.


JagLover

42,381 posts

235 months

Monday 17th December 2018
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ben5575 said:
Chicken Chaser said:
Thought i'd post a couple of articles i've just read through. Puts perspective on both sides of the argument although one is certainly more focused than the other.

https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2018/12/13/full-speec...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/brexit-wou...
That first link essentially /thread as it puts to bed all of the Leaver Brexit Bingo so readily trotted out. But experts eh? rolleyes
.
More accurately it ends all the myths on both sides and has already been posted on this thread as I posted the Spectator link to the same speech.

As he himself admits he is not an economist but what he has gone through very well is both the negotiating stance of the EU and the legal position.

It is probably the most informative article I have read on Brexit recently and shows why a half in, half out, relationship is not going to work, particularly from the position May has put us.

The sixth lesson is the most important in understanding that.
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