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On Tue, 20 Jun 2017 12:22:43 +0100, michael adams wrote:

Then, when on day one of the negotiations when it became clear that
there would otherwise be no talks, Davis immediately caved in.

Nothink to worry about. All they've done is agree to fix the "leaving
fee" til later; that's all.


Precisely the opposite, I'm afraid. That's the whole point

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The question of the UK financial settlement, along with an
agreement on the rights of expats on both sides of the Channel
will be the first two items that will be settled in the talks,
which will begin in earnest next month.

/quote



http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...day-one-talks/

Basically until the UK agrees to pay them what they
think they're due, regardless of whether anyone else
thinks this is fair or not, they're not going to
negotiate on anything else.

This was the fait accompli which Davis was presented
with on Monday morning.

If you read the article some of the sums being mentioned
as compo are simply staggering i.e 100 billion

It's maybe no wonder a lot of people are trying to
play this down.



michael adams

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The EU position was nothing is agreed till everything is agreed.


Er no. As explained above agreement has first to be reached
on the amount of the divorce settlement, plus EU citizens
rights. Only after that will the EU agree to start talks
on other things including trade, the CAP, fisheries,
customs etc, etc.



So DD accepts some sort of silly settlement now then renages later
when further into talks with some suitable legalise excuse.


But that's not really an option. As given the bad faith already in
evidence, these agreements will be drafted so tightly as to leave
no possible scope for any wriggle room at all.

While reneging on any agreement would simply relegate the Pound
s#Sterling to the same level, both in terms of value and credibility
as the Zimbabwean Dollar. It took Robert Mugabe years to achieve
what the UK could manage within days.



michael adams

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