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I will be here to remind the fully signed up members of the Church of Brexit of their delusion and the damage done to this country, it's reputation and it's citizens. |
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Can't you find employment in the EU then?
Sell up, move out, go and actually belong to the EU you seem to admire? Surely that must be a better option than remaining here and suffering the hardships Brexit has caused you ;) |
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There's certainly a lot of work to be done on the interface with the EU and to resolve the NI situation. I hope Johnson starts to engage with business on these matters and act on their input.
I'm also curious as to what Rees-Mogg does in his new role, termed by one wag as the Minister without Portfolio. ;) |
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They still have lots of lovely Covid restrictions for your delectation to boot! It’s a no-brainer for someone like you! |
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I am "moaning" about the corrupt Vote Leave cabal who groomed and deceived enough people to get this grubby little project over the line. The consequences of which will be increasing revealed as the fog of Covid dissipates. |
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https://www.euronews.com/2022/02/09/...t-restrictions ---------- Post added at 15:29 ---------- Previous post was at 15:27 ---------- Quote:
1. "be a temporary role, lasting no more than six-months given Johnson's lack of electoral popularity" Labour remains ahead in the polls and many commentators including Chris on this forum expect him gone in the Summer which will result in a cabinet reshuffle. 2. "increasing waiting lists" Quote:
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4. "Fuel prices." Cap up by 54% this month with Martin Lewis today suggesting a further 20% increase in October See https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/ne...price-cap-and/ I welcome your evidence-based repudiation of my statement. |
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Prices will continue to go up indefinitely, too many people, too few resources (and trees) ;)
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I and others have said several times that this "grubby little project" as you call it has little to do with the promises made by the leave campaign apart from some exception such as the fishermen (who should be OK in about 4 years' time). It was about rejection of the "ever closer union" mantra put out by Brussels and the handing of sovereignty over to the ECJ. A competent government (which we don't have) would get us to a good point sooner. As it is, rolling over EU trade deals and making new ones does not make us worse off in international trade terms. Furthermore, the EU remains our largest trading partner. Why do we need to be a member of the EU? |
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2) So many of their vastly experienced work force could come here to work (instead of those experienced people taking a well paid job in on their own country) 3) So we could give them money (which they bung back to us to make them look good) 4) So we can sell them raw products which their manufacturing base can turn into finished products and sell back to us (we need to step up our own industries on this one) Glad to be of help :D |
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