But what happened to Yoshiyuki Tomino and MCM in October??I didn’t vote for my medicine to take longer to get through customs to leave nuclear medicine agreements to stop radioisotopes being easily transported.
But what happened to Yoshiyuki Tomino and MCM in October??I didn’t vote for my medicine to take longer to get through customs to leave nuclear medicine agreements to stop radioisotopes being easily transported.
Japan's anti-stimulant laws make Vicks Vaporub a bugger to get hold of so maybe they'll be able to tempt them over with that? This is getting into piss taking territory now though so I'm gonna sod it and have some teaBut what happened to Yoshiyuki Tomino and MCM in October??
Much like trade deals, the international legislation that allows planes to take off from the UK is something that currently comes from our EU membership. So if we crash out without a deal, planes will legally be unable to take off.Ahh, excellent, the posts got shifted to an appropriate thread.
So...
I see no p*ss-taking in my post, only an invite for you to better explain your standpoint, but let's let that slide and move on to...
The UK is going to entirely lose the ability to fly planes from our own airports as a result of leaving the EU? Isn't that surely just doom-mongering?
So if Brexit did affect AL when it happens we cant talk about it?
Let's talk about it then.
Amen to that, buddy!This is getting into piss taking territory now though so I'm gonna sod it and have some tea
Yeah, so... queues.Well there could be queues at border by the end of October so Tomino might want to avoid those I think is The point.
I mean, that↑ makes it sound like something truly awful like danger of terrorism or something, doesn't it? Rather than just... standing in a line at an airport.I'm also aware that given what might be happening to us as a country in late October, there might be multiple risks to AL inviting such a high profile guest to visit the UK
I take affront to this tiresome and overplayed "crashing out" phrase, but... it's just as much up to other countries to sign new legislation with us, then, isn't it?Much like trade deals, the international legislation that allows planes to take off from the UK is something that currently comes from our EU membership. So if we crash out without a deal, planes will legally be unable to take off.
Well, there we go, then: Britain's leaving the EU will affect AL, then. That part seems difficult to argue against, but...Brexit will 100% affect AL and all the other distributors.
All of ALs discs are manufactured in France and as long as Ireland is part of the licencing region for all UK anime companies then they will end up with part of their territory still inside the EU and subject to tariffs.
As far as I understand this, VFR flights may still be possible: Visual flight rules - WikipediaMuch like trade deals, the international legislation that allows planes to take off from the UK is something that currently comes from our EU membership. So if we crash out without a deal, planes will legally be unable to take off.
Single European Sky - Wikipedia
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I'd still import your anime releasesOr will no-one want tourism and goods from the UK anymore?
Tomino's in league with the Japanese government?!Also with Japan probably waning a trade deal (Or we want one with them) It may make a statement arriving around October which Japan may want to avoid.