ferg
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Oct 16, 2019 14:34:54 GMT 1
Brexit, by ferg on Oct 16, 2019 14:34:54 GMT 1, I voted to stay in the EU but when Remain lost I accepted the democratic opinion of my fellow Britons(so definitely no 2nd referendum) and therefore would prefer to leave the EU with a deal that satisfies both parties. The EU have tried to make an example of the UK to stop others following suit by offering a poor deal but they should remember that we have been a net provider for years unlike the majority of EU countries and that Britain outside the EU would be a big supporter of NATO(were currently the only European country who pays the right amount along with the Americans) and Europe’s biggest customer. So give us a decent deal that we deserve.
I voted to stay in the EU but when Remain lost I accepted the democratic opinion of my fellow Britons(so definitely no 2nd referendum) and therefore would prefer to leave the EU with a deal that satisfies both parties. The EU have tried to make an example of the UK to stop others following suit by offering a poor deal but they should remember that we have been a net provider for years unlike the majority of EU countries and that Britain outside the EU would be a big supporter of NATO(were currently the only European country who pays the right amount along with the Americans) and Europe’s biggest customer. So give us a decent deal that we deserve.
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dogstar
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Oct 16, 2019 15:18:35 GMT 1
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Oct 16, 2019 20:44:23 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Daylight Robber on Oct 16, 2019 20:44:23 GMT 1, I voted to stay in the EU but when Remain lost I accepted the democratic opinion of my fellow Britons(so definitely no 2nd referendum) and therefore would prefer to leave the EU with a deal that satisfies both parties. The EU have tried to make an example of the UK to stop others following suit by offering a poor deal but they should remember that we have been a net provider for years unlike the majority of EU countries and that Britain outside the EU would be a big supporter of NATO(were currently the only European country who pays the right amount along with the Americans) and Europe’s biggest customer. So give us a decent deal that we deserve.
Did you swallow the Daily Mail?
The EU have not tried to make an example of us. They're negotiating from a position of strength, which comes from being part of a Union. They're protecting their interests, as you'd fully expect them to.
In regards to the UK being a net provider, are you including the finances generated in the private sector which come as a direct result of being a member?
And what is the right amount of NATO contributions? My understanding is that the target 2% of GDP has a date of 2024. Might be wrong.
I voted to stay in the EU but when Remain lost I accepted the democratic opinion of my fellow Britons(so definitely no 2nd referendum) and therefore would prefer to leave the EU with a deal that satisfies both parties. The EU have tried to make an example of the UK to stop others following suit by offering a poor deal but they should remember that we have been a net provider for years unlike the majority of EU countries and that Britain outside the EU would be a big supporter of NATO(were currently the only European country who pays the right amount along with the Americans) and Europe’s biggest customer. So give us a decent deal that we deserve. Did you swallow the Daily Mail? The EU have not tried to make an example of us. They're negotiating from a position of strength, which comes from being part of a Union. They're protecting their interests, as you'd fully expect them to. In regards to the UK being a net provider, are you including the finances generated in the private sector which come as a direct result of being a member? And what is the right amount of NATO contributions? My understanding is that the target 2% of GDP has a date of 2024. Might be wrong. |
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Oct 16, 2019 22:12:58 GMT 1
Brexit, by irl1 on Oct 16, 2019 22:12:58 GMT 1, Seems the custom issue is sorted and most likely a deal can be done
Seems the custom issue is sorted and most likely a deal can be done
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rebate
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Oct 17, 2019 13:12:13 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 13:12:13 GMT 1, EU and UK agreed a deal.
Binned the backstop though, little bit important.
Majority = -45, DUP are OUT, ERG will probably abstain or vote against in line with DUP per their own plan. Labour voting against also.
(image credit Euan Roberts (sorry Euan!)).
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EU and UK agreed a deal. Binned the backstop though, little bit important. Majority = -45, DUP are OUT, ERG will probably abstain or vote against in line with DUP per their own plan. Labour voting against also. (image credit Euan Roberts (sorry Euan!)). "...... |
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Oct 17, 2019 13:35:11 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Deleted on Oct 17, 2019 13:35:11 GMT 1, I just can’t wait to be £2,250** worse off every year* once we’ve left the EU I’m thrilled that the last three years have cost 2.9 percent of GDP, or put more simply about £69 billion less in output of goods and services, amounting rather neatly to about £1,000 for every man, woman and child in the British population. I’m so looking forward to the longer term losses that will pile up over the years and decades until the much-vaunted trade deals with America, China, India and others start to make up for the loss of sales in Europe. I can barely control my excitement at losing the security, peace, solidarity and cultural benefits the EU bestows on its citizens. Get brexit done. *Source: HM Treasury. **This same figure applies to every single person, whether they earn £10,000 or £100,000 a year.
Yeah it's good huh
I cant see a downside at all
I just can’t wait to be £2,250** worse off every year* once we’ve left the EU I’m thrilled that the last three years have cost 2.9 percent of GDP, or put more simply about £69 billion less in output of goods and services, amounting rather neatly to about £1,000 for every man, woman and child in the British population. I’m so looking forward to the longer term losses that will pile up over the years and decades until the much-vaunted trade deals with America, China, India and others start to make up for the loss of sales in Europe. I can barely control my excitement at losing the security, peace, solidarity and cultural benefits the EU bestows on its citizens. Get brexit done. *Source: HM Treasury. **This same figure applies to every single person, whether they earn £10,000 or £100,000 a year. Yeah it's good huh I cant see a downside at all |
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.dappy
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Oct 17, 2019 14:03:54 GMT 1
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Brexit, by .dappy on Oct 17, 2019 14:03:54 GMT 1, EU and UK agreed a deal. Binned the backstop though, little bit important. Majority = -45, DUP are OUT, ERG will probably abstain or vote against in line with DUP per their own plan. Labour voting against also. (image credit Euan Roberts (sorry Euan!)). "......
... the backstop is binned, because BoJo agreed to have a border down the Irish Sea ... no need for a backstop 🤜🤛
EU and UK agreed a deal. Binned the backstop though, little bit important. Majority = -45, DUP are OUT, ERG will probably abstain or vote against in line with DUP per their own plan. Labour voting against also. (image credit Euan Roberts (sorry Euan!)). "...... ... the backstop is binned, because BoJo agreed to have a border down the Irish Sea ... no need for a backstop 🤜🤛 |
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rebate
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Oct 17, 2019 14:07:42 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 14:07:42 GMT 1, EU and UK agreed a deal. Binned the backstop though, little bit important. Majority = -45, DUP are OUT, ERG will probably abstain or vote against in line with DUP per their own plan. Labour voting against also. (image credit Euan Roberts (sorry Euan!)). "...... ... the backstop is binned, because BoJo agreed to have a border down the Irish Sea ... no need for a backstop 🤜🤛
Majority = -45
DUP are now voting against
ERG will probably vote against
Labour are voting against.
No need for a backstop at all.
"its .......
EU and UK agreed a deal. Binned the backstop though, little bit important. Majority = -45, DUP are OUT, ERG will probably abstain or vote against in line with DUP per their own plan. Labour voting against also. (image credit Euan Roberts (sorry Euan!)). "...... ... the backstop is binned, because BoJo agreed to have a border down the Irish Sea ... no need for a backstop 🤜🤛 None at all, no. Majority = -45 DUP are now voting against ERG will probably vote against Labour are voting against. No need for a backstop at all. "its ....... |
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rebate
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Oct 17, 2019 14:08:15 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 14:08:15 GMT 1, Will you bitches stop crying? You are an embarrassment to the country
Will you bitches stop crying? You are an embarrassment to the country "its all go....... |
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rebate
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Oct 17, 2019 14:12:15 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 14:12:15 GMT 1, ... the backstop is binned, because BoJo agreed to have a border down the Irish Sea ... no need for a backstop 🤜🤛 It all fell down late last night after No.10 said talks with the DUP were ‘evolving’. Arlene Foster angrily dismissed the claims, saying the talks were in fact created by God.   
... the backstop is binned, because BoJo agreed to have a border down the Irish Sea ... no need for a backstop 🤜🤛 It all fell down late last night after No.10 said talks with the DUP were ‘evolving’. Arlene Foster angrily dismissed the claims, saying the talks were in fact created by God. |
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Oct 17, 2019 14:12:42 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Deleted on Oct 17, 2019 14:12:42 GMT 1, Yeah it's good huh I cant see a downside at all Brilliant news just in! Johnson’s new deal is economically even worse for Britain than the one negotiated by May last year! AWESOME! GET BREXIT DONE!
Glad to hear it, fantastic news. Good job Boris 👍 we knew you could do it
Yeah it's good huh I cant see a downside at all Brilliant news just in! Johnson’s new deal is economically even worse for Britain than the one negotiated by May last year! AWESOME! GET BREXIT DONE! Glad to hear it, fantastic news. Good job Boris 👍 we knew you could do it |
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.dappy
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Oct 17, 2019 14:45:16 GMT 1
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Brexit, by .dappy on Oct 17, 2019 14:45:16 GMT 1, ... the backstop is binned, because BoJo agreed to have a border down the Irish Sea ... no need for a backstop 🤜🤛 None at all, no. Majority = -45 DUP are now voting against ERG will probably vote against Labour are voting against. No need for a backstop at all. "its .......
... ERG will vote for the deal ...
... The Lounger said:
Leader of the Commons and Brexit supporter Jacob Rees-Mogg said it was a "really exciting day today in British politics" as he urged MPs to "rally round this great deal".
... the backstop is binned, because BoJo agreed to have a border down the Irish Sea ... no need for a backstop 🤜🤛 None at all, no. Majority = -45 DUP are now voting against ERG will probably vote against Labour are voting against. No need for a backstop at all. "its ....... ... ERG will vote for the deal ... ... The Lounger said: Leader of the Commons and Brexit supporter Jacob Rees-Mogg said it was a "really exciting day today in British politics" as he urged MPs to "rally round this great deal". |
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rebate
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Oct 17, 2019 15:04:29 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 15:04:29 GMT 1, None at all, no. Majority = -45 DUP are now voting against ERG will probably vote against Labour are voting against. No need for a backstop at all. "its ....... ... ERG will vote for the deal ... ... The Lounger said: Leader of the Commons and Brexit supporter Jacob Rees-Mogg said it was a "really exciting day today in British politics" as he urged MPs to "rally round this great deal".
Still on hell of a way to being passed though.
"its all ......
None at all, no. Majority = -45 DUP are now voting against ERG will probably vote against Labour are voting against. No need for a backstop at all. "its ....... ... ERG will vote for the deal ... ... The Lounger said: Leader of the Commons and Brexit supporter Jacob Rees-Mogg said it was a "really exciting day today in British politics" as he urged MPs to "rally round this great deal". Lol, figures, tories say one thing doing the other policy. Still on hell of a way to being passed though. "its all ...... |
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Oct 17, 2019 16:52:03 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Daylight Robber on Oct 17, 2019 16:52:03 GMT 1, It's this deal or no deal, there will be no extension.
Ok!!!
Is that because Junker said so? It's not his shout. Like all big decisions in the EU it's down to the Member States in the form of the Council.
It's this deal or no deal, there will be no extension. Ok!!! Is that because Junker said so? It's not his shout. Like all big decisions in the EU it's down to the Member States in the form of the Council. |
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rebate
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Oct 17, 2019 17:17:39 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 17:17:39 GMT 1, Johnson is desperate for MP’s to believe that if they reject his deal, it’s a no deal Brexit. While he’ll struggle with that, I fear that some of those confident that the optimal number of legs is two are in danger of being so spooked by the madness of people calling for a no legs brexit are close to believing that one leg is better than none while forgetting that keeping two remains the best option. Boris isnt desperate for anything he is doing exactly what he said he would do so stop talking sh*t boy
"its a..........
Johnson is desperate for MP’s to believe that if they reject his deal, it’s a no deal Brexit. While he’ll struggle with that, I fear that some of those confident that the optimal number of legs is two are in danger of being so spooked by the madness of people calling for a no legs brexit are close to believing that one leg is better than none while forgetting that keeping two remains the best option. Boris isnt desperate for anything he is doing exactly what he said he would do so stop talking sh*t boy Bojo is just talking crap, same as when he said the Benn Act could be circumvented. He thinks he can confuse people who are WAY WAY smarter than he is. Bojo is a mug, and he expects others to be the same. Its clear as day he cant pass it, the only reason its gone through is that Bojo told Junker he was 100% that he coud get it through parliament. Which is total bullshit as ever, and now Junker is already preping for a massive climb down on that "this deal or no deal"s**t. Although what Junker actually said was "we have a deal here, there "should" be no need for an extension". "its a.......... |
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dogstar
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Oct 17, 2019 19:00:19 GMT 1
Brexit, by dogstar on Oct 17, 2019 19:00:19 GMT 1, How the fück do so many people continue to tolerate and accept this shît?!
And how is it allowed to go unchallenged in the media?
Just one thing though, please don't start the civil disobedience before I've received my Banksy stab vest, glitter ball riot helmet and house-brick handbag, I want to look my best when rioting.
How the fück do so many people continue to tolerate and accept this shît?!
And how is it allowed to go unchallenged in the media?
Just one thing though, please don't start the civil disobedience before I've received my Banksy stab vest, glitter ball riot helmet and house-brick handbag, I want to look my best when rioting.
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Oct 17, 2019 19:02:52 GMT 1
Brexit, by Daniel Silk on Oct 17, 2019 19:02:52 GMT 1, Support this deal or it’s a no deal, and your responsible 😂
Support this deal or it’s a no deal, and your responsible 😂
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Oct 17, 2019 19:29:50 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Daylight Robber on Oct 17, 2019 19:29:50 GMT 1, Support this deal or it’s a no deal, and your responsible 😂
Utter bollocks.
Support this deal or it’s a no deal, and your responsible 😂 Utter bollocks. |
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rebate
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Oct 17, 2019 19:35:56 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 19:35:56 GMT 1, Support this deal or it’s a no deal, and your responsible 😂 Utter bollocks.
Just be positive though.
"its all g........
Support this deal or it’s a no deal, and your responsible 😂 Utter bollocks. Save it, saturday will see salty gammon tears rolling down the streets of every town and city across the land. They may be laughing it up, but they know they are in deeps**t at this stage. NO ONE can be unaware that the EU WILL extend if asked and bojo WILL be asking on saturday if he loses. Be it from a ditch or some other location. Its also got to be pretty hard to find a way the numbers add up for a win. Just be positive though. "its all g........ |
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dogstar
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Oct 17, 2019 19:36:24 GMT 1
Brexit, by dogstar on Oct 17, 2019 19:36:24 GMT 1, Support this deal or it’s a no deal, and your responsible 😂
How'd this last prediction of yours from two and a half years ago work out then Daniel?
With article 50 starting before the end of this month, how long do you think the process will take? I feel it's gonna be much faster then the set two years. I would say less than a year, and I wonder if even within 6 month is possible. Support this deal or it’s a no deal, and your responsible 😂
How'd this last prediction of yours from two and a half years ago work out then Daniel? With article 50 starting before the end of this month, how long do you think the process will take? I feel it's gonna be much faster then the set two years. I would say less than a year, and I wonder if even within 6 month is possible. |
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rebate
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Oct 17, 2019 19:46:50 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 19:46:50 GMT 1,
How'd this last prediction of yours from two and a half years ago work out then Daniel? We got there in the end that's all that matters now, probably would have been done in a year if Britain didnt have so many enemies within
"its all g......
How'd this last prediction of yours from two and a half years ago work out then Daniel? We got there in the end that's all that matters now, probably would have been done in a year if Britain didnt have so many enemies within Wow, id say your jumping the gun, but i think you may be ahead of even the design process of the gun you are jumping. "its all g...... |
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Oct 17, 2019 19:50:31 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Daylight Robber on Oct 17, 2019 19:50:31 GMT 1,
How'd this last prediction of yours from two and a half years ago work out then Daniel? We got there in the end that's all that matters now, probably would have been done in a year if Britain didnt have so many enemies within
My god you lot are beyond ridiculous. We got where in the end? The deal has to get through parliament which is very unlikely. If it doesn't your clown king will have to request an extension. We'll get one.
If God forbid the deal passes we will just be starting the process. And this was the easy bit. Still you will have got your Brexit without once giving an answer to what benefit will it be to you?
Idiots the lot of you
How'd this last prediction of yours from two and a half years ago work out then Daniel? We got there in the end that's all that matters now, probably would have been done in a year if Britain didnt have so many enemies within My god you lot are beyond ridiculous. We got where in the end? The deal has to get through parliament which is very unlikely. If it doesn't your clown king will have to request an extension. We'll get one. If God forbid the deal passes we will just be starting the process. And this was the easy bit. Still you will have got your Brexit without once giving an answer to what benefit will it be to you? Idiots the lot of you |
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rebate
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Oct 17, 2019 20:09:01 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 20:09:01 GMT 1, Save it, saturday will see salty gammon tears rolling down the streets of every town and city across the land. They may be laughing it up, but they know they are in deeps**t at this stage. NO ONE can be unaware that the EU WILL extend if asked and bojo WILL be asking on saturday if he loses. Be it from a ditch or some other location. Its also got to be pretty hard to find a way the numbers add up for a win. Just be positive though. "its all g........ Capital letters wont make you right you fool but worth a try since your consistently WRONG ALL THE TIME
Looking forward to saturday? Confidence high is it? Been to the bookies yet?
"its all g....
Save it, saturday will see salty gammon tears rolling down the streets of every town and city across the land. They may be laughing it up, but they know they are in deeps**t at this stage. NO ONE can be unaware that the EU WILL extend if asked and bojo WILL be asking on saturday if he loses. Be it from a ditch or some other location. Its also got to be pretty hard to find a way the numbers add up for a win. Just be positive though. "its all g........ Capital letters wont make you right you fool but worth a try since your consistently WRONG ALL THE TIME Explain how i am wrong then. Why wont the EU extend? Why wont bojo ask on Saturday? You keep saying im wrong too, but you never seem to say why. And yet you get cut down with facts left right and centre and yet deny anything is going wrong. Looking forward to saturday? Confidence high is it? Been to the bookies yet? "its all g.... |
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rebate
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Oct 17, 2019 20:14:03 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 20:14:03 GMT 1, Got where, warchet , where? You’re just spouting yet more fatuous blaming without explanation like some sloganed-up human double decker bus. Again, what is it you want from brexit? What is it you’ve ‘won’? Dont worry your little pea brain about what I am going to get out of it and what I will win as you put it, I suggest you get your own house in order
Got where, warchet , where? You’re just spouting yet more fatuous blaming without explanation like some sloganed-up human double decker bus. Again, what is it you want from brexit? What is it you’ve ‘won’? Dont worry your little pea brain about what I am going to get out of it and what I will win as you put it, I suggest you get your own house in order Lol so your now basically admitting you have no clue at all, you just want brexit. Just a sheep following the flock. Although in this instance its more like sheep/lemming crosses. |
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Oct 17, 2019 20:28:20 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 17, 2019 20:28:20 GMT 1, Lol so your now basically admitting you have no clue at all, you just want brexit. Just a sheep following the flock. Although in this instance its more like sheep/lemming crosses. See you loons Sunday x
Havnt got what it takes for a simple question, no way your going to handle this place if saturday goes bad.
Lol so your now basically admitting you have no clue at all, you just want brexit. Just a sheep following the flock. Although in this instance its more like sheep/lemming crosses. See you loons Sunday x Lol i do hope so. But i find it bloody unlikely somehow. Havnt got what it takes for a simple question, no way your going to handle this place if saturday goes bad. |
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Oct 17, 2019 20:50:17 GMT 1
Brexit, by Deleted on Oct 17, 2019 20:50:17 GMT 1, Got where, warchet , where? You’re just spouting yet more fatuous blaming without explanation like some sloganed-up human double decker bus. Again, what is it you want from brexit? What is it you’ve ‘won’? Dont worry your little pea brain about what I am going to get out of it and what I will win as you put it, I suggest you get your own house in order
Some people can't say they got it wrong when they know they have fucked up. It's not your fault that You got it so wrong, there were some very clever manipulators telling you what to do and what to believe.
in the news earlier they were saying that in my little area they were short of 600 nurses, 2 reasons, reason one the Tories cut funding for the training of nurses, reason 2 Brexit, european nurses don't feel welcome.
So to combat this this we have been on a recruitment drive in India to get a few 100 trained Indian nurses to work here
Make sense? Does it really? You voted for it? why?
Got where, warchet , where? You’re just spouting yet more fatuous blaming without explanation like some sloganed-up human double decker bus. Again, what is it you want from brexit? What is it you’ve ‘won’? Dont worry your little pea brain about what I am going to get out of it and what I will win as you put it, I suggest you get your own house in order Some people can't say they got it wrong when they know they have fucked up. It's not your fault that You got it so wrong, there were some very clever manipulators telling you what to do and what to believe. in the news earlier they were saying that in my little area they were short of 600 nurses, 2 reasons, reason one the Tories cut funding for the training of nurses, reason 2 Brexit, european nurses don't feel welcome. So to combat this this we have been on a recruitment drive in India to get a few 100 trained Indian nurses to work here Make sense? Does it really? You voted for it? why? |
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Oct 18, 2019 1:05:29 GMT 1
Brexit, by doyle on Oct 18, 2019 1:05:29 GMT 1, Anyone going to the stop Brexit march this Saturday make sure you look out for the R Three Soundsystem with a big line up of over fourty DJs playing throughout the march inc
Ed from chemical brothers
Bicep
A Guy Called Gerald
Normski
Groove Armada
Norman Jay
Adamski
www.google.com/amp/s/www.factmag.com/2019/10/14/altern-8-saoirse-midland-r3-soundsystem/amp/
Noon Park Lane outside Dorchester Hotel
The last one was great fun
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Brexit, by Fast Eddie on Oct 18, 2019 2:16:13 GMT 1, Never seen anything dumber anywhere in Europe policy-wise.
Never seen anything dumber anywhere in Europe policy-wise.
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dogstar
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Oct 18, 2019 17:07:18 GMT 1
Brexit, by dogstar on Oct 18, 2019 17:07:18 GMT 1, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab (the imbecile who was formerly Brexit Secretary when he incredulously said “I hadn’t quite understood the full extent of this, but if you look at the UK and look at how we trade in goods, we are particularly reliant on the Dover-Calais crossing.") said today that Northern Ireland’s part in the Brexit deal is a positive because: “They will remain in the UK but also have equal access to the Single Market.”
So exactly like what the rest of the UK has (but won't, post-brexit) while currently in the EU, you painfully ludicrous bellpipe.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab (the imbecile who was formerly Brexit Secretary when he incredulously said “I hadn’t quite understood the full extent of this, but if you look at the UK and look at how we trade in goods, we are particularly reliant on the Dover-Calais crossing.") said today that Northern Ireland’s part in the Brexit deal is a positive because: “They will remain in the UK but also have equal access to the Single Market.”
So exactly like what the rest of the UK has (but won't, post-brexit) while currently in the EU, you painfully ludicrous bellpipe.
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