Thread: Britain outside the EU
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Old 27-05-2023, 18:35   #5125
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by ianch99 View Post
It's been 3 years since we left the EU so you want 2 or 3 more? Was this on the other side of the Big Red Bus? Jeez ..

I am not going to debate objective reality with you. You can live in your rosy sunlit uplands but the rest of the country has to cope with train wreck this clown show has delivered.
You are insulting the electorate, old bean, because they voted for Brexit, and for good reason. The 'sunny uplands' were never going to be delivered within a couple of years, because putting the appropriate arrangements in place takes time. But our membership of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the new contract with 9000 jobs, the review of EU regulations which currently apply to British law, etc are all signs that the pieces are being put into place.

You are not interested in the positive news, only the negatives.
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