David Allen Green

@davidallengreen

Writer on law and policy , , etc Own blog: Also at Account sometimes locked for quiet life

Birmingham and London
Vrijeme pridruživanja: travanj 2009.

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    Government attacks impartial civil service and diplomats - media: yay! Government attacks independent judiciary and lawyers who take on government - media: yay! Government attacks free press - media: what, we did not see that coming

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    "the eternal A-level crash-crammers of this witless winging-it government"

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  4. Government attacks impartial civil service and diplomats - media: yay! Government attacks independent judiciary and lawyers who take on government - media: yay! Government attacks free press - media: what, we did not see that coming

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    On Friday the UK formally left a free trade agreement with 27 other neighbours and also the EU's trade agreements around world Today Johnson makes a speech in favour of free trade It is like a prime minister abolishing NHS on a Friday and praising free health care on the Monday

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    Your trading relationship with the EU is the last non EU country you visited plus your favourite non metric unit of measurement.

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  8. Especially if the UK was sincere about reaching agreement by the end of this year So far in the public domain, all we have is this:

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  9. My colleague points to this brief written statement as best official statement on UK's starting position A fair point, though on close reading there is almost no detail - very high-level wishy-listy heads of terms Still short of where we should be on day one

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  10. Imagine a post-Brexit UK where today the government published a detailed proposal to put before parliament on the content of an Association Agreement That would show the world UK was serious about Brexit and about international negotiations We are so far from where we could be

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    Today was the first opportunity for the Government to show they were going to start taking Brexit seriously. They have chosen not to. It's everybody's time they are wasting.

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  12. Had UK published its own equivalent text we would know that, at last, UK had learned the lesson of Brexit Meeting process with process, detail with detail But no, more cod-history and cod-economics from the eternal A-level crash-crammers of this witless winging-it government

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  13. A tale of two texts Today is first working day after Brexit EU publishes 33 pages of guidelines for next stage of Brexit: Johnson makes a tub-tumping speech about free trade: In a year's time, which text will be more relevant?

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  14. EU are now on the other side of this negotiation The mistake many Brexiters keep making is to underestimate, and not to understand, their opponents EU know what they are doing, and so should the UK The one glaring lesson from 2016-2020 is for UK to take process seriously

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  15. There were those back in 2017 who scoffed, its politics not process They were the ones in government and the media who were wrong-footed at every stage in the negotiations, and wondered at the end how they had got there EU takes process seriously and does it well

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  16. Just as the EU's draft guidelines of April 2017 led directly to the content of the withdrawal agreement, the EU guidelines published today will be perhaps the best guide to what ends up in the Association Agreement: EU know what they want, UK doesn't.

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    Important to remember that when a certain sort of Brit says "free trade" he does not it in the 21st-century sense but in the 19th century sense: free trade on British terms in sheltered markets, preferably enforced by gunboats.

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  18. The 1688 "glorious revolution" was contested for another sixty years in Great Britain, effectively ending only with an actual battle in 1746, and it is still contested to this day in the island of Ireland

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  19. Only those who prefer the Victorian rhetoric of free trade, as opposed to the modern day substance of free trade, can applaud today's speech Nostalgia music

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  20. On Friday the UK formally left a free trade agreement with 27 other neighbours and also the EU's trade agreements around world Today Johnson makes a speech in favour of free trade It is like a prime minister abolishing NHS on a Friday and praising free health care on the Monday

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