Adi_Dem
Well-known member
You said “If you don't like it, you can move is equally ridiculous.” I did not say that though you imply i inferred it was an option for all, i acknowledged it wasn’t, some have emigrated btw, you spun my words and you know it, you just wont admit it. I am happy with my words, your interpretation spun to a different outcome.... Fact
You clearly accept some firms will benefit just not many, time will tell, firms will adapt just like they did when we joined and as rules in the club changed. You know it, i know it, you just like it less, which is fine. Maybe it affects you more, some people oppose change, some embrace it, those that embrace change they can’t affect tend to do better in my experience of life.
I am not trying to school anyone, just give my opinion. Oh by the way I was a negotiator and a reasonably successful one too, so don’t try to pretend you are the Mr big of the negotiating world. From your part blinkered stance you have one opinion, from my part blinkered stance I hold a different view. That is how negotiation works. Brinkmanship is what the EU are doing too you know, you can’t accuse your country of it and seriously suggest the EU are not either, that is utter crock but i am sure you realise that, it just doesn’t suit your angle thats all, but thats fine.
All just very empty words built on nothing more than hope coluka. Believe more. Embrace change. Make a success of it. The truth is that you’ve been sold a pup. You were scammed. There is no reasonable analysis that supports your empty words. That’s not my fault.
Also: I didn’t accuse the UK of brinkmanship. That’s not what they’re doing at all. I said you fundamentally misunderstand the history of and current status of this negotiation if you think it is brinkmanship.