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Incidentally, I don't see how a WTO Brexit is going to help the Irish border situation (from the EU's perspective) which is another major reason why the EU will find a way of resolving their red lines. |
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As an aside, you mentioned skills shortages. When I run the country, I would annually assess a 10 year skills plan and pay the tuition fees for any university course that addresses those needs. Short of doctors? How about free tuition? Not Brexit related, but a fun idea |
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Of course when we go abroad to live (and maybe work), we are "expats". When someone from abroad comes here to do the same, they are "foreigners" ... |
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I have nothing against that principle, frankly, and I don'r see why anyone would have any issues with it. ---------- Post added at 19:08 ---------- Previous post was at 19:07 ---------- Quote:
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Seen from here, our citizens who go to work/live abroad are "expats". Seen from there, our citizens who go to live/work there are seen as "foreigners". |
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Mr K, I've found you an upside to a no-deal Brexit! It might even persuade you to become a Leave supporter! ;)
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Regarding fruit, there’s Africa and the USA. For wheat, there’s the UK and Canada; for tomatoes etc, if the stupid EU won’t bend for Holland, we’ll grow them ourselves, obvs. |
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The more ridiculous these Project Fear stories get, the less people will believe them. So that's good as far as I am concerned! Incidentally, if Question Time on BBC1 is anything to go by, there seems to be pretty strong support for the idea of leaving on WTO terms. Project Fear has failed, big time. |
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That Labour Trot (Ian someone) on QT got a good going over from JRM and the audience. What a lot of Commie reduce us all to nothing poop he came out with.
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http://www.countryfile.com/article/can-uk-feed-itself |
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Another example is with fish where we export a hell of a lot of fish but also import a lot of cod as this is what the consumer wants. We could probably be more self sufficient in many foods if we are flexible in what we eat. |
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Water finds its own level and so will foodstuff. That has to be obvious.
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There is far too much emphasis on the negatives of leaving the EUB without balancing these with the positives. We all need to lighten up! |
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