The Brits hate to see the Irish trading with each other and prospering. Time to send in an unelected Lord to disrupt.
That’s good for potential unification
Nice to see at least some parts of the UK being spared the worst trade disruptions.
Well when you put up a border between one part of the UK and the rest of it and there’s no border between that fenced off part and it’s EU neighbour then it’s going to have to source goods from where it can get them. And when that border in our own nation means that there are certain goods we can’t even ship to the other part of our nation then it’ll be from their neighbour.
They’re not doing it because they want to, they’re having to do it out of necessity.
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That’ll be the Diversion of Trade then
The Brits hate to see the Irish trading with each other and prospering. Time to send in an unelected Lord to disrupt.
That’s good for potential unification
Nice to see at least some parts of the UK being spared the worst trade disruptions.
Well when you put up a border between one part of the UK and the rest of it and there’s no border between that fenced off part and it’s EU neighbour then it’s going to have to source goods from where it can get them. And when that border in our own nation means that there are certain goods we can’t even ship to the other part of our nation then it’ll be from their neighbour.
They’re not doing it because they want to, they’re having to do it out of necessity.