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Old 22-11-2022, 17:12   #4617
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post

As I said, the loyalist terrorists might organise themselves. The Guvmin have better intelligence on this than you or I.
Hopefully, HMG will not give into blackmail too easily.

Meanwhile, back in the Commons, more comedy gold!

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Top Tory boasts Brexit is delivering 'enormous' benefits - then can't name a single one

Andrew Griffith came unstuck at the climax of a Commons speech defending the Autumn Statement, after Chancellor Jeremy Hunt admitted there were “trade barriers” with the EU.

The Treasury minister boasted: "Brexit can deliver and is already delivering enormous benefits and opportunities."

SNP MP Peter Grant asked: “Could the minister just tell my constituents one thing that is a definite benefit, even to 20% of the people in my constituency, from Brexit?

“Something they would notice the difference with?"

Mr Griffith hastily replied: “Well, I am afraid we have not enough time left to share all of the benefits that we are delivering for his constituents."
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politi...ering-28552808
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