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[dead_soft]

Suggesting that the Irish PM didn't have the interests of the Irish people in mind because he has an Indian surname is pretty borderline.

And that the Irish collaborated with the Nazis.
And that German politicians are from a Nazi lineage.

 

[Barnfred 55]

I haven't seen much criticism of him, Patel or any other standard-bearer of immigration-based Brexit.

I've probably criticised Patels immigration bill at least twice today. You should pay more attention Bruce.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Just wait until the world hears about the eels we've got for sale.

They will be doing the Conger at midnight new years eve.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

We nearly got some tangible benefits of Brexit there I see, but he was a bit too busy.

Can’t wait for tomorrow, as I’m sure they’ll be posted up then.

 

[dead_soft]

They will be doing the Conger at midnight new years eve.

They're just Jellied of our deal

 

[Barnfred 55]

And onwards into the ROI/EU?

And vice versa?

Triffic.

ROI yes. EU no.

 

[Jebus_lives]

They're just Jellied of our deal

No Eel Brexit.

 

[Cool_Blue]

Yes - and all they got was peace, money, freedom to travel, freedom to live and work anywhere in the EU, frictionless trade and cheaper safer food.

Those gullible fools! Now where did I put that blue passport?

I realise this is a joke, but was #46 also a joke? You voted to leave, yes? But now you’re taking the pi55 out of those who also voted to leave? I’m confused.....

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Unravelling already.

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Brexit is the gift that keeps, well giving.




The point Starmer made in the debate that Boris Johnson mutters "rubbish" shows he likely doesn't understand the deal he's signed, not news I know.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Diane Abbot stated that the European police database not exactly sure what it’s called was used 600 million times in 2019 , and it’s a disgrace that we won’t be able to use it anymore , assuming the maths is correct that is a huge hole in intelligence gathering.

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-britain-will-be-less-secure-without-access-to-shared-data-12172399

 

[roydo]

Diane Abbot stated that the European police database not exactly sure what it’s called was used 600 million times in 2019 , and it’s a disgrace that we won’t be able to use it anymore , assuming the maths is correct that is a huge hole in intelligence gathering.

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-britain-will-be-less-secure-without-access-to-shared-data-12172399

UK plod access it 1.5 million times a week apparently. Or a day, cant remember.

Never even heard of it till last week.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

UK plod access it 1.5 million times a week apparently. Or a day, cant remember.

Never even heard of it till last week.

Me neither, to be honest, looking back its going to be miss and well noted by Brexit politicians at various points, hence a desire to have access, but no longer. However, it'll make catching criminals more sovereign.

 

[roydo]

Me neither, to be honest, looking back its going to be miss and well noted by Brexit politicians at various points, hence a desire to have access, but no longer. However, it'll make catching criminals more sovereign.

British crims for British plod.

 

[tsubaki]

I realise this is a joke, but was #46 also a joke? You voted to leave, yes? But now you’re taking the pi55 out of those who also voted to leave? I’m confused.....

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Yes. I voted to leave because I couldn't see any other way in which the EU could be properly and genuinely reformed, so that it becomes the effective nation state that is required so that it can properly protect all its citizens (including us, eventually). I think its current form (where you have people, goods and capital free to move but without laws, social security, healthcare etc being similarly universal) is responsible for a whole load of problems - criminal, social, economic, political, diplomatic and as we've now found disease prevention - and without serious reform (which can only come from popular consent) things will only get worse.

The EU has had loads of opportunities to come to its senses, and has missed them all up to this point. The past four years should have shown them what the possibilities are if they can get this right, that the US is not pre-ordained to be the #1 in the world.

I thought that (and I still hope that) once we are out that they will have a better chance to sort it out and no longer will they only propose things we won't automatically veto. I hope that if they do fix it, that we will join eventually - I think we'll all be far better off. I also think what the government (and the leave side generally) have done these past four years is an abomination.

I didn't vote leave to change the colour of my passport, or to keep fish that are nearby.

 

[tsubaki]

UK plod access it 1.5 million times a week apparently. Or a day, cant remember.

Never even heard of it till last week.

Its directly linked into the PNC here, so basically when a cop does a PNC check or updates it then they automatically check or update that database too.