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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
Anyone still wondering about Truss's performance should look no further than her much trumpeted trade deals with Australia and New Zealand. She's happy to let the country suffer so she can boast about signing a trade deal. Anyone concerned about the UK's reducing food production should look away now.
https://www.politico.eu/article/liz-...nd-trade-deal/
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There are advantages and disadvantages in any trade deal, but overall any trade deal must work for us. The relatively small downsides in these two deals are outweighed by the real objectives of these trade deals - ie the £9 trillion Trans Pacific bloc.
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
People critically scrutinising candidates is not anywhere like saying the end of the world is nigh. Many of us have evaluated Johnson's likely successors and found them wanting. We've been similarly critical of Starmer and his policy-lite approach even though he won't be the next PM.
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I was referring to the general tone of many posts on here from your good self and others, Andrew. I am not impressed by the practice of extracting all the negative reports from the media and promoting them as if all the news was bad. Just as in your email above, you highlighted those relatively minor points without recognising the overarching objective, which will be very positive indeed for the UK.