Comments by "Drew Hodge" (@drewhodge3820) on "Brexit talks resume: UK government admits that it may break international law" video.

Great News. The UK has the right to protect UK trade
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UK waters, UK fish. UK laws, UK regulations, UK Independence. No Deal = No Irish Backstop. Its very simple. The EU agreed to negociate a free trade deal in Good Faith. Instead the EU had tried every dirty trick. Including the threat to the Good Friday Agreement. Otherwise the UK will trade with the EU on WTO trade terms. If the EU puts tarrifs on UK goods, the UK will put tarrifs on EU goods. That means EU goods will become more expensive and the UK will buy from other countries outside the EU. It's worth mentioning the UK buys 130 Billion more in trade from the EU, than the EU buys from the UK and that spending power will go else where. Or the Billions UK holiday makers spend in the EU every year. Why should EU fishing boats catch 90% of the fish caught in UK waters? Why should an Independent UK be controlled by EU laws and regulations?
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UK waters, UK fish. UK laws, UK regulations, UK Independence. No Deal = No Irish Backstop. Its very simple. The EU agreed to negociate a free trade deal in Good Faith. Instead the EU had tried every dirty trick. Including the threat to the Good Friday Agreement.
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@xtrailz It's better than EU E-coli chicken. Yes we understand EU food standards are very low. I remember the EU horse meat scandle.
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@xtrailz Sorry but your wrong. All those meat processing plants were in the EU acting under EU food regulations.
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@xtrailz Oh dear. You dont understand at all. !!! They were EU food standards in an EU country. Yes the UK was an EU country at the time. What about the EU rule that says Jam has to have added sugar so it contains a minimum of 35% sugar? That's very healthy !!!!! The EU put higher tax on UK sugar to make sure food plants have to use poor quality sugar produced un the EU from sugar beets instead of the high quality sugar produced in the UK from Sugar Cane. The EU dont stick to there own food standards. Instead food producers use EU food standards as guide lines if and when it suits them financially. The EU (especially Germany) uses the so called food standards to control competition, which is why Germany has the largest meat and fish processing plants in Europe. That is why Germany is the largest Pork producer in Europe. The EU use food standards to reduce food production in other countries. At the same time they subsidise food production in places like France and Germany while restricting farming outside those major players. They restrict how many cattle and how much milk production is produced in the UK. Stopping hard working UK farmers that are trying to make a living. Under EU regulation millions of tonnes of fish are thrown back (dead) every year. That's a criminal waste. The EU catch up to 90% of some spices of fish caught in UK waters and then sell them back to the UK. It's a disgusting joke.
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All the worlds growth is outside the EU. The EU's GDP is shrinking year on year. Watch the EU's GDP shrink a lot faster without the UK if we dont get a free trade deal. If the EU is so great, why is the EU the only major economy in the world that is shrinking? Even though Germany imports 290 Billon Euros of goods from China every year. The EU still can create growth. The EU project is a failure.
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