Disgruntledgoat
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What if I saw the home secretary taking a picnic under the shade of a Bonsai tree? Eating a tiny sandwich or so?
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What if I saw the home secretary taking a picnic under the shade of a Bonsai tree? Eating a tiny sandwich or so?
tsubaki
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TBF she probably does that already to appear normal in photos.
I’d stamp on the rat
Loyalists meet in unprecedented show of unity over Brexit 'betrayal'
LOYALISTS - including the alleged leaders of a number of rival paramilitary factions – met last night in an unprecedented show of unity following what they have claimed is a betrayal by the British government over Brexit.
In the latest twist of this sh*tshow, the main paramilitaries who back the DUP and met with Dodds and Arlene last week all met to denounce Boris' Betrayal Bill, with some threatening violence
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Loyalists meet in unprecedented show of unity over Brexit 'betrayal'
LOYALISTS - including the alleged leaders of a number of rival paramilitary factions – met last night in an unprecedented show of unity following what they have claimed is a betrayal by the British government over Brexit.www.irishnews.com
In the latest twist of this sh*tshow, the main paramilitaries who back the DUP and met with Dodds and Arlene last week all met to denounce Boris' Betrayal Bill, with some threatening violence
Simply showing their true colours.
So vast swathes of working class people
voted to leave as they felt they had become increasingly disenfranchised from the capitalist global machine.
They were also concerned with the huge increases in immigration that had seen their towns and cities changed irrevocably forever.
So these people, who have seen the gap widen between the haves and have nots, beg for Boris to save them. 'Just get it through, ' they yell!
I want to tell them all to stop. The deal is a piece of poo you see. Give the experts the due diligence to pore over it and they will see it for what it is. If this goes through it will just be the start of at least another ten years of more fractious negotiations leading to nothing but a great big drop in your standard of living . The rich will stay, well just as rich.
The only way for this too work would be to either remain or break free cleanly. Even then the government of the day would have to have your best interests at heart, which they rarely ever do anyway.
A no deal Brexit would hurt like hell for years to come but potentially could bring tremendous gains for the next generation. This deal would not. The European Union are scared of us leaving with no deal. They know if this were to transpire we would be completely free of any of their competative rules and regulations. We would answer to nobody but ourselves. Success would encourage other countries to break free from the EU's clutches as well and we can't have that.
As a nation we don't plan for the next generation though do we? We want short term gains. We don't want to hear the truth about what this shabby Brexit deal really means. Just get it done, is all I hear...At what cost though.....
voted to leave as they felt they had become increasingly disenfranchised from the capitalist global machine.
They were also concerned with the huge increases in immigration that had seen their towns and cities changed irrevocably forever.
So these people, who have seen the gap widen between the haves and have nots, beg for Boris to save them. 'Just get it through, ' they yell!
I want to tell them all to stop. The deal is a piece of poo you see. Give the experts the due diligence to pore over it and they will see it for what it is. If this goes through it will just be the start of at least another ten years of more fractious negotiations leading to nothing but a great big drop in your standard of living . The rich will stay, well just as rich.
The only way for this too work would be to either remain or break free cleanly. Even then the government of the day would have to have your best interests at heart, which they rarely ever do anyway.
A no deal Brexit would hurt like hell for years to come but potentially could bring tremendous gains for the next generation. This deal would not. The European Union are scared of us leaving with no deal. They know if this were to transpire we would be completely free of any of their competative rules and regulations. We would answer to nobody but ourselves. Success would encourage other countries to break free from the EU's clutches as well and we can't have that.
As a nation we don't plan for the next generation though do we? We want short term gains. We don't want to hear the truth about what this shabby Brexit deal really means. Just get it done, is all I hear...At what cost though.....
This is one of those instances where perception is wildly different to reality. There is scarcely a region of the UK where the foreign born population exceeds 10% (London being the obvious difference). Incidentally, for Joe and all the other 'we need points based migration man..." people, the biggest reason non-EU migrants come to the UK is for family, whereas for EU migrants it's for work. This is also the government who put a limit of 1,000 visas for the most highly skilled, despite non-EU migration being consistently around 300,000 per year. These are the fools you think can 'manage' migration.
Every organisation I have worked in root prunes -as for the forecast this has mainly been done as farage stated it's only Theresa's May deal with lipstick on!
Its the same deal with the backstop removed - also the next part of the deal which should have been before the divorce is the deal itself between us and the EU only then can you forecast a true economic costings of it plus will it take into account of any new trade deals we can then strive for .... so the chancellor says if the CBI & the IMF are happy with it .......
As for the bill being read most of it is very similar to what has been read in parliment before.....if the MPS dilly dally with this they are promoting NO DEAL......
No it's not. Brexit has been debated, but not the specifics of this legal text.
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I can, with 100% confidence, state that you have absolutely zero idea how the NI protocol works.
The legal text apart from the backstop removed is more than likely the same as before ..........
Yeah agreed. Think that sometimes working class communities are excused of racism and xenophobia due to their circumstances.
You can’t deny people autonomy and their ability to take a considered position.
The irish for a period will have the best of both worlds in our custom union and the EU custom union .....they then have the option too alter it every 4 years - Scotland would love to have that......
Jim Fitzpatrick - Labour, will vote for Johnson's deal despite having not read it. He hopes to have read it by this evening. Goes on to repeat the Tory mantra 'it's time to get Brexit done'
Another day, another new low
Another day, another new low
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