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If WTO Brexit was so bad the EU would threaten us with it!

I've often asked Remainers, that if leaving with no deal on WTO terms is so damaging for the UK, why doesn't the EU keep threatening us with it to get everything they want? I think we're now getting the answer, don't you? PLEASE SUPPORT MY YOUTUBE WORK ON PATREON: http://bit.ly/2oUVQfm OR ON SUBSCRIBESTAR: https://www.subscribestar.com/jeff-ta... My Youtube Community Page: https://goo.gl/tpTxpt FACEBOOK: @JeffTaylorBrexit LIKE THIS? PLEASE SHARE IT using the url -    • If WTO Brexit was so bad the EU would...   SUBSCRIBE to Jeff Taylor Here: https://goo.gl/NyzUPo How to SUPERCHARGE your YouTube videos - start for FREE: http://bit.ly/2vbl9z2 PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT A FULL TRANSCRIPT!! Today, standing on a platform with the Irish PM, Leo Varadkar, the EU Council president, Donald Tusk, asked in what some are seeing as a staged flash of anger: "I've been wondering what that special place in hell looks like, for those who promoted Brexit, without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it out safely." He followed that up an hour later with a Tweeted extract of his speech that said: "Today our most important task is to prevent a no deal #Brexit. I hope that tomorrow we will hear from PM @theresa_may a realistic suggestion on how to end the impasse." So, Tusk is now going to have to explain to the EU27 ministers that, far from the EU having full control over the UK for the foreseeable future, there is now a real danger that the whole EU will suffer when the UK leaves on WTO terms and starts to forge its own future. And they shouldn't expect get their £39 billion sweetener either. And to those who claim there will be little Brexit impact on the EU, I ask - why the Tusk outburst then? Why the growing concern amongst Eurocrats. When the UK leaves there will be a massive funding hole in the EU, which can only be made up by net contributing countries, which now also includes the Republic or Ireland by the way, paying more into the pot and net receiving countries taking less out with every one of them claiming that they are that special exemption case. The EU desperately needs that £39 billion to tide it over for a couple of years into the next budget cycle and that's just for starters. Because the EU Commission has not altered its spending plans, if anything they've increased them. But Italy, one of the EU's big players, is now in recession and you really have to wonder what detrimental impact the Yellow Vests are having on the French economy. That coupled with Germany slashing its future growth prospects and you have to wonder if the added effect of Brexit, especially a no deal Brexit, on the EU has not been significantly understated. Responding to Tusk, the UKIP Leader Gerard Batten said: "Mr Tusk is getting overwrought. In his despair at Britain leaving the EU, he seems to have invented an eleventh commandment - 'thou shalt not leave the EU'." And the DUP MP Sammy Wilson said: “Donald Tusk once again shows his contempt for the 17.4 million people who voted to escape the corruption of the EU and seek the paradise of a free and prosperous Kingdom.” The BBC is now pulling on the heart strings by claiming that UK aid agencies could have their money supply cut off when we leave the EU. And it points to Swiss aid agencies that have recently had their EU funding withdrawn with just ten days notice because the EU says there is no longer a 'suitable legal basis' to give them money. Now, what the BBC report fails to point out is that Switzerland is under intense pressure to drop its vast patchwork of little separate agreements with the EU, in favour of signing up to a new framework deal that would ensure the Swiss could not undercut EU competitors and that Switzerland follows EU state aid rules etc. As to UK aid agencies, the Department for International Development has said it will fund existing projects, which sounds a sensible thing to do until after we've left. And then we can, as an independent nation, decide how we move forward with it. And finally, in a superb example of the planning we have come to expect from our esteemed establishment, the UK government spent £45,000 on printing 1,300 copies of Theresa May's Brussels authored 599 page Withdrawal Agreement - just before it got trashed in the Commons and she was ordered to scurry away and beg Brussels to change it. Sources:   / 1093116897472798720     / 1093113021432504325   https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk... https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/pr... https://www.ukip.org/national-ukip-ne... https://euobserver.com/economic/143739 Donald Tusk Image: by Mateusz Włodarczyk - www.wlodarczykfoto.pl (CC-BY-SA-4.0)