Not one of them were aware of the consequences of leaving either, hence a 3 year stalemate when we finally thought oh [Poor language removed] Ireland and the border!
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I'd have some element of sympathy if he was correct in saying that it was because they banned Sodium Chlorate, but he isn't, he legitimately thinks the EU have banned using salt.
Salt was long banned in the UK mate, unless you scoop it direct from gutters
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the government have created this 3 years stalemate... as they don't really want to leave.
They created it because Cameron admitted they didnt even plan or expect to lose the referendum! Fault is at the tories and anyone who voted them in
Glysophate in home and Bragain concentrate mod with a 5 mil washing up liquid mix sprayed with a 1 litre hand sprayer leave for four weeks as it's a transcolated herbicide kills the roots....
Hurry up before the EU bans that as this stuff it rids nettles, and brambles
Salt will kill the area but is more expensive and you will not be able to replant striaght away - by the way if you ever plant mint plant it in a container to stop it spreading.....
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Ok, I'll hazard a guess that most listened to the leave campaign and assumed that theyd be leaving with a deal.
Put some salt and vinegar on your chips ..... lol
In a few months there will be a cottage industry extracting it from the tears of Brexiters.
Not really. If I asked you to pop to the shops and get me some chocolate, you might come back with fruit and nut.
But I don't want fruit and nut, I don't like raisins, I want a double decker. Now you might say, well you've got your chocolate, so you've got what you wanted. But what I actually wanted was a double decker.
(I haven't had any lunch yet)
Laughing here looking at all the sour grids on those scruffs outside parliament. Faces like sucked lemons!
that customs union is a strange one, Turkey has one with the EU but, it doesn't allow them to do a deal with any country unless the EU has already done one in place ,EU can scrutinise it while Turkey has no voice at the original trade table .
why would anybody want that?
Unless there is something like a bespoke one on offer , in which case Turkey or any future state will surly press for the same thing.
Am i missing something here?
"2nd referendum will course murder not worth the uproar
No deal, cant see it happening but you never know.
the other two.
Revoke article 50 and have GE to be honest seems the simplest and sensible way to go,
We keep are rebates ect
people can scrutinise there MP on how they have represented them
The parties would have to give us a clear vision of what's on offer and with new faces and numbers in the house we might get a direction 1 way or another.
Tories will have a new leader properly a brexit supporter and i suspect a lot of remain MP's replaced by the local constituencies Labour are a busted flush now as regards leaving , anything they do now on that front will be taken with a pinch of salt , so they may as well go full on stay .
My tribal head off (leaver) i think it's time to reset the process,as i cant see a decent outcome in front of us other than more of the same mess while the current incumbents are in place.
they more than likely say no to GE because a good few no they are dead men/women walking
Sodium chlorate and sodium chloride (common salt) are not the same thing. Sodium chlorate has the formula NaClO3. Sodium chloride is NaCl. They have totally different properties. One is labelled as hazardous (sodium chlorate), the other (sodium chloride) is not.The hazards associated with sodium chlorate are: may cause fire or explosion, strong oxidiser, harmful if swallowed, causes eye irritation, toxic to aquatic life. The hazards associated with sodium chloride are: none.
Also, hazard classification of chemicals has now been harmonised across the world, so anything labelled as corrosive in Europe will also be labelled as corrosive in the USA, for example. In the same way, sodium chlorate will have the same classification in the USA as it does in the UK or elsewhere in Europe.
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