Probably the first time in history that two sides have completed a trade deal that results in them both being worse off. The French have demonstrated their ability to exert their sovereignty and close their borders quite effectively in the last couple of days, which might make some people wonder what it was all for.
Anyway I am now being positive, waiting for all that money to pour into the NHS and the creation of millions of new jobs to produce all this stuff that we are going to export with our new found global influence. The boost to Britain with all those millionaires and billionaires who supported the leave campaign investing their money in new industries is going to be fantastic.
EU. In or out?
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If you look up sarcasm on Wikipedia there is a link to this postJak* wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 9:53 am Probably the first time in history that two sides have completed a trade deal that results in them both being worse off. The French have demonstrated their ability to exert their sovereignty and close their borders quite effectively in the last couple of days, which might make some people wonder what it was all for.
Anyway I am now being positive, waiting for all that money to pour into the NHS and the creation of millions of new jobs to produce all this stuff that we are going to export with our new found global influence. The boost to Britain with all those millionaires and billionaires who supported the leave campaign investing their money in new industries is going to be fantastic.
And now, Harry, let us step out into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure.
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Well, that's a wonderful piece of news...in that particular detail things continue as before. Does that make us better off?
No, the Brexiteers' message to the British people is
"It could have been worse"
No, the Brexiteers' message to the British people is
"It could have been worse"
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Yep I'm awaiting eurotunnel crossing back to lockdown uk from a free france.... Also if you have a ehic card it's valid till its expiry date then will be replaced with something named something else but does the same job...
Wine is still cheap and the French love us dearly.... Judging by the amount of Bonne Annee I received this morning down the beach... And well its tres Bonne Rodney..
Wine is still cheap and the French love us dearly.... Judging by the amount of Bonne Annee I received this morning down the beach... And well its tres Bonne Rodney..
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Voted Brexit, now regrets it
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... nt-village
Kent...once the garden of England...voted for Brexit...now it's a lorry park...oh, dear
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... nt-village
Kent...once the garden of England...voted for Brexit...now it's a lorry park...oh, dear
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Makes a change for a Tory Government to cr@p on their own doorstep... they normally dump any problems further away from London (I.E. the North) Geographically not possible this time of course
Its a trick............get an Axe
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So short sighted, to cause irrevocably damage to the environment down there, knowing full well that such structures will become redundant once things are finally sorted or we rejoin the EU. Such a shame.