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harry wrote:
The thing so many don't seem to appreciate is just how long trade
deals take to set up. You're talking about 5 years plus of intensive
negotiations. And if anything important changes in either country's
circumstances (like a deal with another country), you may well have to
start again. It is simply not just a handshake over a pint one night.

Oh - May has admitted the UK simply doesn't have anything like enough
trained negotiators for new trade deals. Not surprising, as they've
all had to be done in conjunction with the EU before. And doing a deal
with inexperience negotiators is a sure way to get stitched up.

I find it laughable just how naive so many are on here. That they
reckon the entire world is queueing up to be nice to the UK in any
deals.



It takes a long time because the EUSSR is an idiot organisation of 27
countries.

Thanks for confirming you don't read posts before replying.

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