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Disgruntledgoat
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looks like a fella that knows how to do a roastie
With that voice, it's like he's inhaled a bbq for the last 20 years.
Hardly surprising given the dishonesty of this british government
edition.cnn.com
Top British diplomat Alexandra Hall Hall quits with searing Brexit critique
Alexandra Hall Hall resigned with a blast at the UK government over Brexit, saying she was forced to "peddle half-truths" and deliver politically motivated messages.
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Prague drops out of top 20 most visited cities worldwide ranking - Prague, Czech Republic
A ranking by Euromonitor shows that Prague's tourism growth has not kept pace with other top cities
news.expats.cz
Tourism numbers to London down 3% on last year. Another Brexit bonus, and that's despite the weak pound.
It looks like Brexit will now happen. Remainer's do have a major consolation though, they now know that democracy has prevailed.
I’ll find out more in the coming days. But prediction would be a total stop on No Deal planning and he’ll try to back door the NI issue massively
I’m interest to see how this pans out and what comes from our contingency meetings with the governmental departments
I’m interest to see how this pans out and what comes from our contingency meetings with the governmental departments
peteblue
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And quite a few MP’s and ex MP’s will now realise this.....
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Nah. Boris still has to push through his ridiculous ideas which have already been denied. I don’t see why a Tory government win changes that.
dholliday
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i can tell you many Germans are getting very uneasy by the EU's power-grab over nations. Von der Leyen was a failed national politician yet she's now effectively in charge of not just German policy, but EU-policy. The people would never have voted her in to such a position, yet there she is.
This new green deal she's charged ahead with will have many uncomfortable side-effects for the average citizen, in form from higher taxes, more complicated bureaucracy and myriad inconveniences. All in the name of climate-hysteria (in reality, it's all in the name of control and money).
This is also the same Von der Leyen who is pushing for an EU army to replace national armees.
If Germany had a Dexit referendum, they would vote OUT a lot more than 52/48. The EU is becoming a modern USSR. Many praise the Brits for having the freedom to choose.
Maybe some consolation for Remainers...
This new green deal she's charged ahead with will have many uncomfortable side-effects for the average citizen, in form from higher taxes, more complicated bureaucracy and myriad inconveniences. All in the name of climate-hysteria (in reality, it's all in the name of control and money).
This is also the same Von der Leyen who is pushing for an EU army to replace national armees.
If Germany had a Dexit referendum, they would vote OUT a lot more than 52/48. The EU is becoming a modern USSR. Many praise the Brits for having the freedom to choose.
Maybe some consolation for Remainers...
What utter rot.
One ray of hope is that now he's not beholden to the ERG for votes, he can pursue a more measured withdrawal and not set ridiculous and unobtainable deadlines to appear tough. Of course, it's equally possible that he'll double down on his Trump tribute act.
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Ha ha ha, what a spectacular bunch of nonsense.
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