Brexit Shockwaves: The Real Impact on UK and EU Trade
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Many will remember the early hours of June 24, 2016, when the news of Brexit shocked the globe. What does the future hold for the UK and Europe in the wake of Brexit?
In this video, we explore the immediate and long-term impacts on trade, businesses, and everyday people.
Join us as we see how Brexit has reshaped trade in Europe and the economic landscape.
Stay Informed, Stay Ahead!
#brexit #history #economytalk #UK
"the EU & UK had to navigate the new relationship"? No, the EU has to navigate nothing. The UK joins those countries outside the EU. The EU applies the same rules to the UK that it applies to any other country outside the EU. Simple. Navigation done!
And the EU ends up poorer and weaker as a result, now #4 trade bloc in the world. Well done.
@@paullarne FFS! no it doesn't. Stop lying or tell us what 3 trading blocks are richer, bigger and where trade is easier than within the EU's single market.
@@brianbarcroft9167 USA, China and CPTPP are all bigger markets than the EU27. The EU Single Market is no better than the USA - in fact a lot worse as the individual economies are still unconverged. That's less true in the USA. What's better about CPTPP is that membership doesn't come wrapped up with ambitions of political control which makes it a more natural fit for the UK.
The EU can do fine without the UK. If the UK cannot do fine without the EU, that's an UK problem and then it's up to UK to fix it. E.g. by making the EU an offer, that is attractive enough for EU members to offer UK a better trade agreement. The EU does that with other countries, too. There are special EU trade deals with Canada an with Japan for example. But as I said, the EU is not dependent on a better deal with the UK, i.e. the EU does not have to offer anything of its own accord.
@@xcoder1122 Well the EU can OK without us, of course they can. They'll be a bit poorer and have a bit less influence in the world and be a bit less safe, but sure, yes, they'll do OK.
Well summed up but a slight correction: "Shell fish could not be exported to the EU any more due to new ..." There was nothing new, it was actually a law introduced BY the UK to the EU that banned importing uncleansed shellfish into the EU because the UK wanted to use the cleaning facilities in the EU instead of building their own - only to then be bitten by the law it had introduced itself. You couldn't make it up.
Indeed. They keep talking about 'new regulations' instead of talking about '3rd countries clauses of regulations newly applied to the UK'. The funny thing is indeed that the UK has dictated most of the EU regulations, including the clauses meant for 3rd countries.
Oh dear, facts! It hurts their little heads!
Correct. They forgot that facilities required to proces shell fish for consumption, didn't really exist in the UK. It had always been done on the continent. UK fishermen voting themselves into poverty and unemployment. You couldn't make it up.
@@thoso1973 Yeah and apparently no one ever said, "Err.... hang-on. Doesn't almost all our catch go to countries in the EU?"
BrexShiteers are not in favor of the reality!
...with the benefit of insight, the EU began to mull over it and concluded: "good riddance"! .
You wanted it, u got it! Enjoy it now!
Error: we just move on in the EU and care about our own matters as usual. UK is now just one of the other outside countries and that's just using the same guidelines for the UK now.
Fun fact: While in the EU, the UK helped design the same laws (regarding third countries ) they now complain about
Brexit was when british exceptionalism met reality
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 maybe call it English exceptionalism, though….because Scotland and Northern Ireland were firmly remain
British blame EU, Muslim, migrant from India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Indonesia, Philippine, Sub-Sahara Africa Ghana, Nigeria, Kenyan, Tanzania, Gambia, Senegal, Cameroon, Central Africa Republic, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, LIbya, Palestine, Yemen, the war cause by UK-US intervention and invention, Syria never have refugee problem, included Iraq that because domino effect of Iraq War of 1990 and 2003. Syria ,and Iraq is the most beautiful country in Asia site of Arab, Morocco and Tunisia at the Africa side. most of Syria heritage site, old medieval building, infrastructure, old castle, old fort, old city wall and old city gate(old Damascus, old Aleppo, old Lattakia city etc), caravansarai, old guardtower, old market(baazar, all arab city and town have arab market called souk, even just google image Arab market, it will show old medieval style shop and market,with limestone, granite and pudding stone, in gulf used limestone and coral, with white, desert brown and light brown color, like Oman Fort, Oman old market, UAE old market and UAE dubai old city/dubai medieval city, not new dubai, modern skyscraper city) old mosque, old church, old temple(yazidi and kurdish religion), old palace, Roman and Sassanian Persian ruins, old medieval structure and building, included new modern Arab and Arab Mesopotamia style architecture destroyed, bombed and damaged, but funny in border of Turkey which have similar culture, connection and tradition in past before seperated, like Mardin old city in Mardin province,, part of North Mesopotamia, and people speak Arabic in North Mesopotamia arabic dialect similar to Mosul city and nearby, and Hatay province with Antioch, Alexenderetta, Gaziantep Province, Salinurfa Province, Adana Province, with Harran city famous with birth of many Arab scholar and scientist like Ibnu Tammiyah ethnicly Arab, Harran city, is justl like others Syria/Levant city, Ar-Ruqqah, Damascus, Aleppo, Tyre, Sidon, Arce, Jaffa, Askehlon, Ashdod, Ramla, Jerusalem, Amman, Hebron, Jericho, Hom, Tel Tamir(Syria), TJel Birak(Syria), Tel Aziz(now Tel Aviv Israel), Hama, Jericho, Nazareth, Bethlemen, Nablus, Beirut etc, al these spoke Levant Arabic dielect, 2 branch, North Levant Arabic and South Levant Arabic, and with sub-branch like Palestininan Arabic, Damacus Arabic(Syria have few others dialect, and east side of Syria spoke North Mesopotamia Arabic), Lebanese Arabic, Jordanian Arabic(Jordan have few others dialect), Aleppo Arabic etc, and outside Arab state in Turkey with Cilicia-Antioch Arabic or Adana Arabic dialect, Turkish called it Çukurova Arabic, spoke in Adana Province, Osmaniye Provine and North Hatay Province(Antioch city), like Arabic in Diyabakir Province, Batman Province and Siirt Province near to extiction, because of Turkification, intermarriage with Turkish and banning of Arabic school, Arab script and Arabic culture, especally under Attaturk, he also change Arabic Azan/call for prayer to Turkish, until 1960s, included Quran in Turkish, under military and dictatorship control Arabic become less and less important, some of Arab and half Arab(arab-turkish, Arab-Kurdish, Arab-Greek muslim, Arab-Circassian) shame to admited Arab ethnicty just like in Iraq and Syria Turkmen are dislike because of Turkey policy toward Arab, especially they still angery with Hatay Province annexed by Turkey
Thank part of Levant not become Syria because France ceded Gaziantep province, Salinurfa province Killis ovince, Osmaniye Provice, Adana Province AND North Mesopotamia-Euprates River(Arabic called Iraq was region of Mesoptamia and 2 river), like Kurdish majority, Assyrian and Arab native in Sirnak Province, Siirt Province, Batman Province, Diyarbakir Province and Hakkari Province, and most preserved Arab province in Turkey, 'Mardin Province, old Mardin city is example of Arab Mesopotamia architecture, similar style in Mosul, most destroyed and many heritage site, old medieval house, live by family for 1200-500 years destroyed, thank Mardin in Turkey, Diyarbakir the most North Mesopotamia Arabic dialect spoke in Turkey, but younger generation spoke Turkish more, and Turkification, Diyarbakir, Mardin, Hakkari province was under strict control until 1950s for Turkification of the region, HATAY province Annexed in 1939, majority was Arab population, French broke promise not again give any land to Turkey, 46% of Hatay in 1930 was ethnic ARAB Sunni, Shia, Alawite, Christian and Druze, not included Arabic speaking ethnic of Armenian, Greek, Assyrian, Aramean Christian, Muslim Kurdish and Turkmen and Turkish, 88% OF population speak Arabic, most scholar and imam in Hatay(Alexandretta Province or Sanjak Iskenderun) not Arab Kurdish and Turkmen also choose Arabic, but after Annexation, force Turkification, and banning Arabic, Syria protest Turkey annexation, they lost Adana, Salinurfa(Arabic: Ar-Rufa), Gaziantep(Arabic :Aintab), Killis and Osmaniye Province in 1920 after Treaty between Allies. Aleppo as major city in North Syria cut off from Antioch, Alexandretta, Harran, Ar-Rufa(rename to Turkish Salinurfa or Urfa), economic, culture, architecture, tradition, language, ethnic and family now in 2 border, that why many Arab move to Syria, and Turkey goverment bring Anatolia Turkish or Turkish from Crete, Greek, Bulgaria from population exchange settle in Arab, Arabic speaking and Kurdish majority province or land, Harran for example from ancient to medieval time know as SYRIA OR Levant, even under Ottoman it was Syria province others is Aleppo Province, Diyarbakir Assyrian who are majority in past become victim of Genocide, Assyrian and Armenian, Assyrian not lucky like Armenian who at least have small country, language and culture preserved, even lost 90% of land to Turkey, Assyrian are not, Kurdish are not, force Turkification, Turkish settler, just like today Turkey do to North Cyprus, nothing different from Israel jews settler in West Bank, in Cyprus it more peaceful, and very slow, and not get much attention,
What a silly map. I lived in Ireland 20 years ago and I can confirm that I was in a EU country :) Ireland is NOT part of the UK and has not left the EU
No one in the E.U. is talking about the brexit. We were tired of it a long time ago. Sorry not sorry!
No-one in the UK is either so who's doing it?
@@Paul-eb4jp The UK economy.
@@zeppirl It’s doing surprisingly well.
@@Paul-eb4jp AH AH AH AH AH 😂🤣🤣🤣
@@Paul-eb4jp By surprisingly i take it you mean barely surviving. The data shows otherwise. Slowest growth in g7 and Europe. Time to swallow the British pride and rejoin the Eu. Your gladly welcome back.
There were no "new regulations". It only has been new that they now have been applied to the UK.
The UK transferred all the EU statutes and directives to uk statute books. They are called "retained law".
The UK has jettisoned over a thousand EU regulations since brexit.
Er, 1500 Non-Tariff Barriers added to the TCA, basically to frustrate it.
@@paullarne Well, more fool EU.
If they wish to erect barriers to trade then they are going in the opposite direction to the rest of the world. But the EU is an anachronism. Let's face it.
@@paullarne The UK can take it to court. If they are diverting, then the UK has every right to impose tariffs on the EU, just as they reserved that for themselves.
But, basically, two can play at that game. And we have new market opening up. So the SM is becoming less important.
As an EU resident, I am against the UK rejoining the EU due to concerns over the economic strain of supporting a country with a faltering economy, a declining immigration system, insufficient healthcare, the plight of disadvantaged youth, and, above all, politicians who seemingly prioritize self-interest and corporate influence.
Well said 👏👏👏
As a spaniard, the EU is much better off without Britain.
Rejoin? Never ever!!!!
never forget, we dont need the UK!
But we need you haha
Britain was a net contributor to the EU, the British working class didn't like paying for the chauffeur driven cars of the EU elite and their inflated salaries and enormous expense accounts
No, we need each other!
@@Ines-uw5gi not really....the UK need the EU only to have a scapegoat for everything...
the EU dont need the UK for anything!
if the Tories had won the last election, they had abolished democracy for good, its the exact thing Putin paid them for!
Never forget the UK is far superior than all of the EU members combined.
Um Ireland is in the EU too please fix the thumbnail
BREAKING NEWS....
IRELAND IS IN THE EU.
PLEASE CORRECT YOUR AVATAR...
🇮🇪🇪🇺
The way that the EU is treating Ireland these day's , make's it likely , Ireland will leave it in not too many year's from now! Just listen to what Hermann Kelly , leader of the Irish Freedom Party on TH-cam has to say! 🇮🇪 Posted by Michael McCall.
@@user-kp7gq6ou7u
Herman Kelly, "The Poundshop farage"
@@user-kp7gq6ou7udream on silly boi..... Remind me. How many voters do the Irish freedom party have?
@@user-kp7gq6ou7uwhat country do you come from
@@user-kp7gq6ou7uKelly is a nut, I suggest you get your “News” elsewhere.
I once used to support Brexit. I was a very stupid person back then.
The Uk listened to Boris lol 😂
Boris the Liar!😮
To boris, Farage, rees mogg,....
@@51bikerboy He promised them with freedom , so why are they crying now
*England and Wales
And boris listen to the royal 👸
I am not British, but I am an expat leading a project in the UK so have been living here for some years now. The Brexit has been a disaster. British people, English people I should rather say, are generally very proud, some act bordering arrogance quite often, and many will never admit it. But it is factual, they were fooled, they were told many countries in the EU were leeching from them, and all that money would stay with them and for them if they leaved the EU. Of course, nobody explained to them the (unfair) huge benefits they always got from their EU membership due to the (very unfair) special status they always enjoyed within the EU. Now, years after Brexit, no loads of money on sight whatsoever. Prices skyrocketing, periods of shocking lack of products in the supermarkets, and a general feeling of steady, slow but unstoppable decadence. Lately, even riots on the streets. For those, the criminality among immigrants may have been the spark, but the fuel was a general frustration among large sectors of the population…specially those sectors who voted for Brexit the most, thinking all their problems would be solved when all that money they were supposedly pumping into the EU was spent on them, that money they still waiting for, and never will come. On the other hand, I don’t think anybody in the EU would have noticed the Brexit if they weren’t told about it in the news. Well…we call it “democracy” don’t we?
Brexit was like when a child leaves home. At first it is sad and hurts, but then you discover the advantages of being able to make plans without him always interfering and demanding advantages.
and what plans it would be...trade deal with the USA..not happened..
the EU need us....no, we dont need you!
we can do what we want.... no, you have to follow EU rules if you want to trade with us, without any say in them!
and if the Tories will become the government again, they will sell you to the Russians!
The annoying child
But we don't want you in EU, so no problem.
A biased report not telling how severe the shock was and how it hit UK ONLY. The EU is busy with other issues and does not care with Brexit. To some extent, the loss of business with the UK bears similarities with the loss of business with Russia. The EU has learned to deal with new trade and production with those disappearing countries.
Er, Covid did not hit the UK only. The EU seems to be in a bit of a mess.
Essentially a declining and reducing trade block. With some economies in freefall.! That's the reality.
@@colinporter7108 Indeed, we did the right thing moving on to new challenges.
REALLY? @@colinporter7108
@paulla Self Denial.
Not a big change for EU that the UK are now more away. Living and loving EU more for the reason that no one had to stay in, but allways winning if you do. Now all knowing its possibel to Exit if You want to Lose economie for some reasons. Living and travel between germany france italy spain and portugal make so many things easier.
Thank god we got rid of the bickering Britts. A lot less criminal britts here now as well.
since brexit, GB hs become a rule taker without voice :) thank u so much Farage :)
.... and the UK has been living beyond its means for long and accumulated a national debt of about 2.7 trillion £ equalling to ~102% of GDP, projected being at ~110% by 2028. So, worker shortage, trade barriers, lack of infrastructure and NHS investment, need for new industries, no maneuvring space for important economic decisions like public investment programs or tax reductions without heavy opportunity costs. It looks grim for the next decade or two and no chance for any rejoin dreams.
and EU won't accept Uk with the same advantage if it is accepted anew as it is no longer seen as a reliable member
@@inwedavid6919 The UK was important in the beginning, needed to help pacify the Irish problem and strengthening the EU. The EU has risen, the UK declined. It is not important (and reliable) enough to get any concessions.
Take a look at your own economies and National debt.! It's not exactly a bed of roses. Not to mention a growing shift to the diversity the threat of a rejection of Brussells. Watch this space!
@@colinporter7108 why do you have problems with facts?
@@RealMash Britain is the Irish problem and it was the US that brought peace
I do not think it shocked the globe. Maybe it shocked the UK, but who else? "The globe" is Argentinia, Brasil, Chile, Dominican Republic, Estonia, French Guinea, Syria, Nepal, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Singapore, Ecuador, Colombia, Suriname, Urugay just to name a vew countries of the world. Even the EU seems to be relieved. The Brits had to many special snowflake rules to be a proper part of the community. Racist rants against other EU citicens do not help either. Who was colonialist and getting rich by slave work? Now times have changed a bit... Try to get a picture from a different point of view. Your horizon is the rim of your own soup plate.
Wait , you're telling me leaving the biggest trading block with 500 milion people has a negative impact on your trade ... no way , who could have forseen this :))))
It's actually a declining trading block and the UK share of it was reducing year on year. Sure in the short term it's a massive shock. But in the long term many experts within Europe anticipate that the UK can outperform Europe
@@colinporter7108 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 , idk what kind of copium you are drinking man , but its the good stuff . Have you seen the UK economy , it's gonna get passed by just Poland by 2030
Why did they not consult any economists before deciding on this?!
@@colinporter7108 The EU is not a declining trade block!...the EU has recorded growth every year since it's inception, what is happening and has been happening for many decades is that total world trade is rising at a very quick pace as underdeveloped countries begin to catch up with the west this gives the impression to naive people that the EU is declining. Interestingly the increased capacity of world trade has been facilitated to a large extent by the EU.
@@AlecsNeo it's the taste of sovereign-tea
Why is the Rep of Ireland shown as outside the EU in the thumbnail?
I want the how many medium wage level jobs have been created in Great Britain since Brexit.
Trust me, EU would remain better without UK. UK is no longer a leading country in the world. It is just a country with a reminiscent significance.
We were a net contributor to the EU and ran a trade deficit with them.
For those reasons alone the UK leaving hurt the EU.
@@Samuel-hd3cp You did not get the point. UK has decided to leave EU.
@@Samuel-hd3cpWe don't feel hurt, Samuel. We feel freed. Now enjoy your sovereignty. Greetings from Germany.
that is what voted for - europe will welcome hard working british ,, expaxt's " - but now as economical migrants - probably they will end up in germany or poland
You mean ‘immigrants.’ Sucks, huh? England: Equality = Oppression.
How do you mean hard working Brits!?
No we don't, like all other third countries they are at the back of the queue along with all the others such as US, Canada etc. Usually I just toss UK resumes that don't have show Irish citizenship in the bin because it is not worth the effort to try and get them a visa.
i dont believe that Brits can adjust to good food, they are forced to buy their inferior food in a foreign country!
and because BrexSHIT, they cant get it from the UK....to much paper work and VAT!
And the have to learn our languages ASAP.
Brexit was inevitable. The UK was never going to tolerate the EU's top-down approach. It was a clash of fundamental philosophies about how economies and societies should be run.
But here's the kicker: The UK had no real plan for what to do after Brexit.
They knew what they didn't want (EU control), but had no clear vision of what they did want.
The result? A mess. The UK economy is floundering. They've got:
No coherent economic strategy
Chronic underinvestment
Stagnant growth
A services-heavy economy that's vulnerable to global shifts
Persistent inequality that's among the worst in Europe
The score isn't just negative; it's a disaster.
The UK rejected the EU's approach but failed to replace it with anything better.
They're now stuck in a limbo of their own making - free from EU rules but with no clear direction of their own.
It's a textbook case of "be careful what you wish for."
They got their independence but are now realizing that independence without a plan is just another word for chaos.
The hard truth?
Both the EU's top-down approach and the UK's reactionary rejection of it have failed to address the real economic issues facing ordinary people.
It's a lose-lose situation for the average citizen on both sides of the Channel.
Plerpplerp. You are right mate, but you criticised the EU, so no likes for you!
@Kantomirdesyeah, found that pretty funny, too.
The UK cannot deal with a top down approach? The upper class and Lords have ruled and suppressed the commoners for centuries in its own nation.
just say, that it was a prank lul.
Brexit was like the High School drop out who wanted the Diploma regardless of effort, not in this real world sonny
Europe need to keep UK out....
sad that the only vision left is to rejoin the EU.
One thing that would be very interesting to examine is how the British taxpayer's exposure to London financial risk has changed - I would expect the risk profile has increased dramatically as all the high risk stuff moves to such a lightly regulated financial centre.
MAybe we should ask Mr. Soros to do it again? Just to end the suffering? As the UK left the EU, there is nobody defending them against a monetary attack any more. Good riddance and good luck!
Ĥappy & healthy in Spain 23 years ,hate to see the results of the illegal brexit ,you are ruled by the Fourth Reich, I like 17 million Britons living abroad was denied my rightfully postal vote for the first time ,tryed via gov email same answer request denied .
Online commerce. Yes, I buy Kindle books on Amazon UK because I read a lot in English (BTW, I need a fake UK address for that). But does this replace the real British exports I do not use anymore? I think this is a rhetorical question.
A not so GREAT move by BRITAIN... biggest mistake ever!
We told you so UK.
Scotland can return, but we already have an Italia so no need for England... Freeloaders...
Why is Ireland not shown as being in the EU in this videos thumbnail?
Are the British still harping on about Brexit? Europe has always been better off without them - just ask the Irish.
¿Todavía están los británicos dando la tabarra con el brexit? Europa siempre ha estado mejor sin ellos, que se lo pregunten a los irlandeses.
I have to confess that, although I know they've always been extremely haughty and chauvinistic, I never thought the Brits would be as soullessly ignorant as they've shown themselves to be recently. But then again, if you've gone to Albufeira or Magaluf it doesn't come as much of a surprise, does it?
UK is out of Kabotas system and this is big logistig problem to UK
I wish Britain would rejoin the EU. The Brexit campaign was not factual and there were outright lies heavily promoted by the campaign. For me the freedom to move around Europe to live and work was a huge advancement improving the quality of my life - sadly Britain has gone backwards internationally, nationally, politically, socially and economically. 😢
The UK had the power to leave the EU. It does not have the power to force itself back in. It's exclusively an EU decision who gets to join.
Not a big change for EU that the UK are now more away. Living and loving EU more for the reason that no one had to stay in, but allways winning if you do. Now all knowing its possibel to Exit if You want to Lose economie for some reasons. Living and travel between germany france italy spain and portugal make so many thinks easier.
the EU its OWER
the spoiled child
WE ARE STILL LOOKING FOR THE BENEFITS OF BREXIT HERE IN THE UK....NONE SO FAR....lol
THIS IS BAD .😢😢😢 EUROPA DO YOUR THINKS.😢 AND RUSSIAN,UKRAINA ARE EUROPA TO WHE ARE EUROPEANS AND NORDIC PEOPLE ❤🕊
No Brits Allowed….we’ve had enough.
Londongrad
How about this. Give freedom to Scotland and North Ireland. Then we can talk about an option for England to return into the Union.
No!
Yes, you can return. We will welcome you with open arms, greetings from Sweden!
Nice of you Sweden but what about the other 26 who all have a veto?
No, lessons need to be learned. No open arms for two decades, at least.
Ireland is part of the EU what kid made that map?
Time will heal. It always does. All that is required is patience. Lots of patience.
Call me Dave Bottled it and went to work for China on their Belt project as the chief in Europe. Makes you wonder if he already had the job when he resigned as PM.
The EU hold all the cards now, we don't need you more than you need us. Good riddance.
My questions will undoubtedly reflect my incompetence in economics as well as in British politics. Please forgive me: I am a wildlife biologist from and in the French Alps.
Not of every politician but Brexit is generally an idea of the Conservative Party, yes or no?
Not from every politician but overall the Conservative Party is particularly motivated by economic issues, in any case much more than by societal, social, environmental, biodiversity issues, yes or no?
So how do you explain that the Conservative Party was not able to foresee that the Brexit it "gave birth to" would have the impact on the British economy that the video analyzes?
Political and strategic blindness by the predominance of short-term tactical electoral objectives or/and by internal hierarchical rivalries, as experienced by all herds of Primates, Homo sapiens included?
Otherwise what?
I'm perplexed.
Please, this is nothing to do with a country becoming more independent and everything to do with the UK government mismanaging things.
It has everything to do with avoiding Eu transparency requirement to the Londongrad laundromat. All the masters wanted was to avoid that to protect their shady deals. The Rest was make believe for the stupid. And it worked...there was no plan, as they needed no plan. They did not mismanage, they did not care about any consequences other than not getting caught by oversight. If you look at it that way, everything makes more sense.
Russian troll.
Reminds me of the British Punk Band "Guitar Gangsters" that played in Serbia some months ago.
All their stories in between songs were to complain about Hungarian border guards taking time to check their passports on their way to Serbia.
Like, no need to blame it on Hungarians, even those "invasive Asians" are more European than you by now XD
....can tell me one auditor, why UKD leave the EU...😢?
Boris Johnson hs a french EU passport hahahahahahahaahahahah :)
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They are ok so let us bee …all ready
NO NO NO NO NO !
Ya but we got Blue passports - Sovreignity innit 🖕
And they are made in Poland
Well if they want to come back they can say goodbye to their pound as they won't be given any special treatment like last time, there's a reason France blocked there entry 3 time's.
Oh well arms exports to Israel and Ukraine are up🇬🇧is that a good thing🤔
best thing we ever did
Please correct the Thumbnail. We are not in the EU. And proudly so. Greetings from Switzerland.
Big ❤ big €£
Nothing new under the sun😢😮
Uk.
Imperator
Ps kolonizator
UK EU costs 29bn benefits 100bn. I say Brexit all the way well done.
Nuts...
We have a new government.Repair the damage done.Go back to the European internal market for starters.What is going on now is ridiculous this can't go on.Free movement of travel with Europe they are not our enemy.
"Go back to the European internal market for starters"
Not possible. By treaty the marked is reserved for members. M.E.M.B.E.R.S.
what makes you think the EU will have you back ? , they dont need you , seems you needed them however
Boris screwed up the trade deal. Period.
The EU does not want to reward leaving countries, so there is no chance for a good deal in the foreseeable future.
The very idea of getting a deal that'd keep all the benefits and remove all obligations was screwed up, from the word start. Brexit doesn't work not because Boris (or Sunak) screwed it up, it doesn't work because it never could've. At least not the way it was presented to UK public. For the disaster capitalists, it works just fine, of course...
@@matthias8582 So we did the right thing then.
The EU is supposed to be based on democratic consent.
@@aleph8888 Nothing democratic about it. Even the Parliament which is the only elected bit of it is so stitched up that it can't do anything unless the Commission has already decided it.
Hahaha eu is schit
The answer of the UE will be... ok, but without any agreement or special treatment.
Inclusive joining the Euro, returning Gibraltar, admiting that Napoleon won in Waterloo, and re-naming the "English" channel as the "French" one :)
No.
The simple answer will be: NO!
The UK is an untrustworthy country.
Brexit has happened. Move on. We lived outside before and we can again!
The UK was in steady decline before it joined the EEC (EU), post brexit the UK is once again in steady decline....notice a pattern.
@fitzstv8506 Haha no wonder why we're an international laughing stock.
Without even mentioning a global pandemic or Chinese stock market crash..
How is the Chinese stock market crash related UK and EU trade deal and its Brexit economic impact?
Related *to UK
@@lucywin8000 What are you on about?
The UK economy is not taken in isolation so you can imagine that ONLY Brexit affects it.
@@lucywin8000 Brexit had a barely detectable effect on the UK.
@@rebecca_noble The narrator was given his opinion on Brexit impact on UK and EU trade deal. I assumed you were associating EU and UK trade deal with the collapse of China’s stock market; because you referenced China stock market collapse on a EU/Brexit video.
The idea that the City of London is hurt by Brexit is absurd.
Institutions have to hold a certain amount of funds inside the EU to operate there, that is why funds have been moved a broad.
Companies moved that money across pretty much before we left.
What they haven't done is move their headquarters and jobs to the mainland. It never happened, because the City's dominance wasn't based on being in the EU.
Wait till 2025 when all Euro clearing has to be within the EU. Then tell me there's no impact.
the UK does not want back in to the EU. NO
You must have lost contact with reality!
And if so in the End it s up to 27 states to decide it.
No problem. We wish you luck and success.
And, if isn`t to much inconvinience, please stop blaming us for your problems. In the EU no one cares. Please stop bothering us.
We really, really only want to mind our own buissnes in our territories- If this doesn`t suit you, that`s your problem. Not ours.
If you want to trade with us, or visit out territoties, adhere to our laws and regulations (the same way you expect us to comply with your laws and regulations in your land). If you don`t want to, search for other places. Please.
It appears a majority in the UK disagree with you!.
Yet another silly foreign analysis.
One of the best things the UK have ever done! The EU is doomed to fail.
Every nation, Federation and Empire (including the UK, the US, Russia, China and the EU) that has ever existed is doomed to failure however when living in the present one must follow the route that provides the best advantage and for now in this era of history the EU provides that advantage for the UK.
HOW did UK exist
before it joined the EU?
its back to before.
no big deal, it had customs and immigration ALL THIS WHILE.
this video is very nonsensical.
Yes, it did, you're right. And it can, of course, go back to the time before it joined the EU; it's on its course.
Just to remind you: before the UK joined, it was called "the sick man of Europe". The economy was far smaller, the country was far worse off. And yes, when you isolate yourself economically like the UK did, the economy will _naturally_ shrink back to its closed size. If that's what you want, you'll get it, no problem...
(The slight problem here is that Brits got used to the high standard. They won't even pick their own fruits and vegetables in the fields... No, that's a job for some poor foreigners. See? You can go back; but with all the negatives that were oh so easy to forget.)
Just to prove how nonsensical you comment is:
How did the UK exist before the car ?
no big deal, it had horses and donkeys ALL THIS WHILE.
The UK was doing very badly economically before it joined the EU. It was called "the sick man of Europe" at that time because all the other countries recovered much better than the UK after WW2. This was one of the main reasons why the UK wanted to join the EU, as they expected huge economic benefits from this move and boy, did they get economic benefits! Within just a few years of joining, the UK economy began to boom. This is a very important part of British history that no one can or wants to remember. The UK had to join because the former Commonwealth trade had lost all meaning in the post-World War area, and the members of the Commonwealth no longer saw the UK as a primary trading partner, so the UK needed new trading partners, and it needed closer trading partners for faster day to day trade.
The second thing that people ignore is that world trade has changed significantly in the 50 years that the UK has been in the EU. Countries outside Europe no longer negotiate trade deals with independent European countries, they only negotiate with the EU, because if you have a trade deal with the EU, you have access to the EU market, and that market is far more valuable than any individual country's market. China, the US, Japan and Brazil all trade with the EU today, not with individual countries. If you are in the EU, you are part of those trade deals, but if you are out, you are not. Do you really think that China or Japan have a huge interest in trading with a tiny country like the UK? Why should they? Just to deal with UK trade regulations, UK product regulations, UK tariffs? These countries were so happy that they only had to follow EU regulations and tariffs and could trade with all EU members at once. Trading with the UK is just more work and political effort, costs more money and what do they get in return? The EU market has far more people, far more GDP, far more companies and far more resources. So it's "EU first, and if we have some spare time and trade goods left, maybe we'll consider the UK, but usually there are other, cheaper options, so rather not".
Before joining EU UK was in a big mess with a lot of recession and bankruptcy. Saved by EU funds then it betray EU.
I am old enough to remember the headlines in British newspapers from the 1960s and early 1970s: "Britain, the sick man of Europe". The UK had 25% annual inflation rate and multiple general strikes just before entering the European Communities (as the EU was called then).
One of the biggest problems is the British Government didn't have the balls, nor the confidence, to do a tit for tat with Europe. The Europeans are milking Britain with minor costs and bureaucratic holdups. If Britain just stepped up now (Thank fu**k Wishy Washy is off the scene) and said we will totally mirror your feeble attempts at usury against the uk we will see equilibrium again. The alternative is to impose a massive import duty against EU companies. I have been in business for 50 years and there is always someone who wants to sell to you. Sir Kier Starmer needs to involve REAL business people and rebalance this appalling abuse of power.If they don't play ball, take your ball home. With an impending War about to happen in Europe they will need every available ounce of British input. We are an Island Nation by heart, and we will always prosper. By the way, we have some of the best land in the world and plenty of rainfall. It was Lidl and Aldi et al who f**ked over all the little shopkeepers of Britain(as the Germans stated) but that is an argument for another day!
This is what Americans would call utter BS. We are glad that the arrogant English are no longer part of the EU, but sad that our Scottish and Welsh friends have left.
Sad, jingoistic, tripe!
Keep taking your Copium!
Yet another British person in complete denial of reality!.
1. The UK gained far far more from EU membership than it ever had to pay indeed the modern service based UK economy was almost entirely built on the UK being part of the EU.
2. Your comment suggests that the UK economy is somehow equal in strength to the EU's economy......it is of course several orders of magnitude smaller so in a potential economic war between the EU and the UK the winner is obvious.
3. There is not an impending war about to happen in the EU! there is a war in Ukraine that indeed has the potential to escalate but if by some slim chance that happens the UK will also be totally involved.
4. Island nation or not the UK is not prospering and it has as a nation never come to terms with it's loss of empire, wealth and global influence....Whether British people like it or not the UK is in the modern era is just another declining mid rank power. The other European declining powers and smaller countries know that to remain influential in the world of tomorrow all of them must pool their political, economy and other resources, this simple fact has escaped many in the UK.
5.The "little shopkeepers" of the UK were in decline long before the appearance of Lidl and Aldi so it is naive to suggest the EU or Germany were responsible for their demise, maybe take a look at domestic UK supermarket chains to attribute blame here. I might also add that small shops still thrive all over the EU despite the presence of supermarket chains.
6. The EU was and remains the most agriculturally productive region in the globe and it also rains a lot in the EU indeed most of the UK's food comes from the EU.
You remoaner really need to change the record.
The remain record is just fine however the leave record is badly scratched.
WHAT THE BLOODY HELL AS THIS GOT TO DO WITH BREXIT.
WELL IT AS F ALL TO DO NWITH IT.
Brexit in name only as the establishment done their best to thwart.
Lol
You're out of the EU, figure yourselves out already
EU is dieing,why would UK EVER WANT TOO RETURN.
Yes dear, of course the.EU is dying.
Oddly enough, the Brixiteers and British Euroseptics have been making that deeply stupid claim for close to SEVENTY FIVE years now.
Being completely, hilariously, pathetically WRONG for seventy five years is truly world beating, innit?
That is about the 3333rd prediction of EU demise since 2016 yet the EU is still there front and centre of world affairs and on the cusp of major expansion which will include Ukraine. Meanwhile the UK remains in terminal economic and political decline.
Its over now just get on with what has happened its an old story now let's move on
Try to move back to EU it will be hard they may not want us.
No mate, it has only just started, far from over. Decisions like this simply don't allow you to just "move on". Brexit will be _very much_ with you for years to come. Possibly decades.
@@bigpushing7167 Because it is ot your decision in the UK to make. We in the EU will do it, when you have fulfilled Copenhagen crueria and understand article 49.
Go back to the end of the queue, nothing special about the UK.
The whole intention was to move the UK's trade away from the EU and towards the ooutside world - most notably the Anglosphere - but also Asis-Pacific as that where all the growth in the world is. EU trade has been a disaster with unconvergend economies given free reign to undercut wages and price resulting in an unsustainable trade deficit that was bleeding us dry. It's working!
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Do you ever stop.
All countries trade most with their neighbours you weirdo.
The US trades more with Canada, a country of 40 million than it does with China 😂
Yup, fantastically so. The trade losses with the EU in tens of % were fabulously replaced by CPTPP trading in... um... 0.2%? It's working like a charm. _Exactly_ like a charm---exactly like chanting "Economomirabulus!" (And that's your Brexit in a nutshell: magic thinking.)
Really and how exactly did becoming a third country competing directly with other third countries who have a lower cost structure and closeness to those markets work out then???? British Industry failed miserably to produce a regular positive balance of trade when having preferential access to a very wealthy market unlike other competing member states, so disadvantaging themselves further was crazy. You are talking absolute nonsense.
@@vaclavkrpec2879 You guys fall into the trap of adding all trade together and calling that the volume of trade, ignoring that fact that to two directions work against each other. We used to run a substantial trade deficit of £100bn/year in the Single Market largely because it consists of unconverged economies so there is huge undercutting of wages and costs which should have been controlled by tariffs. Now that we've left the deficit is reduced to £75bn. That is offset to some extent by the surplus we run with the rest of the world but there is still a problem there. The obvious way to deal with it is to do less trade with the EU and more outside the EU and that's what we're doing.
@@dooley-ch It's working out well. Our deficit with the unconverged Single Market is falling, our surplus with the outside world is rising, not yet to the point where the deficit has gone but moving in the right direction. We did the right thing and we need to do more of it.
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Brexshit means brexshit 😂😂
.... and the UK has been living beyond its means for long and accumulated a national debt of about 2.7 trillion £ equalling to ~102% of GDP, projected being at ~110% by 2028. So, worker shortage, trade barriers, lack of infrastructure and NHS investment, need for new industries, no maneuvring space for important economic decisions like public investment programs or tax reductions without heavy opportunity costs. It looks grim for the next decade or two and no chance for any rejoin dreams.
that means more debt than Spain and more than the average so-called PIGS countries