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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding
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To: robert b furman who wrote (3502)10/2/2019 3:03:01 PM
From: Elroy Jetson  Read Replies (1) of 13808
 
President Juncker welcomed Prime Minister Johnson's determination to advance the talks ahead of the October European Council and make progress towards a deal. He acknowledged the positive advances, notably with regards to the full regulatory alignment for all goods and the control of goods entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain.

However, the President also noted that there are some details that will need further work in the coming days, notably with regards to the governance of the backstop. The delicate balance struck by the Good Friday Agreement must be preserved. Another concern that needs to be addressed are the substantive customs rules. He also stressed that we must have a legally operational solution that meets all the objectives of the backstop: preventing a hard border, preserving North-South cooperation and the all-island economy, and protecting the EU's Single Market and Ireland's place in it.

President Juncker confirmed to Prime Minister Johnson that the Commission will now examine the legal text objectively, and in light of our well-known criteria.

The EU wants a deal. We remain united and ready to work 24/7 to make this happen – as we have been for over three years now.
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It's a Brexit, if Boris Johnson can drag the British public to support what they voted for.

In addition to conceding to a hard border between England and Northern Ireland, Johnson has dropped all of Britain's prior absurd demands for their right to "a level playing field" within the foreign EU economy - meaning the UK wanted a Brexit without Brexit.
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