The unsure is the closest to a 'sigh' that I can find. Thats horrendous, wish I'd thought of it...
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I posted this in the Conservative Party thread in reply to Pete blue but probably more appropriate to this thread
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UK exports slump in the aftermath of Brexit - Business Plus
New export figures from the UK’s Office for National Statistics paint a stark picture of the reality of post-Brexit trade. They show how UK exports collapsed
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Welcome to the Brexit aisle in my local Sainsburys today:
Spoke to the mother-in-law the other day. No problems getting anything in CZ.
Same for here - things are more expensive obviously but that's nothing to do with Brexit.
Grim btw, that photo.
Or PT
It's somewhat galling that these chancers have reduced us to either a source of pity or mirth in the eyes of others in Europe.
Honestly I feel bad for the common folk like - lied to and betrayed by their own politicians with fake/false promises that were never true.
Seen here and a few places mention that it's like a mini-food shortage of sorts for some goods, which for a country of Britain's statute and significance is quite frankly appalling, considering it's not happening anywhere in Europe. Self-inflicted as well, to add salt to the wound.
But hey ho at least Polish/Romanian/Bulgarian/FOREN people aren't taking jobs anymore
The irony that the ever ghoulish Priti Patel was famously threatening Ireland with food shortagesHonestly I feel bad for the common folk like - lied to and betrayed by their own politicians with fake/false promises that were never true.
Seen here and a few places mention that it's like a mini-food shortage of sorts for some goods, which for a country of Britain's statute and significance is quite frankly appalling, considering it's not happening anywhere in Europe. Self-inflicted as well, to add salt to the wound.
But hey ho at least Polish/Romanian/Bulgarian/FOREN people aren't taking jobs anymore
Tory MP suggests using possible 'no-deal' food shortages to force Ireland to drop the backstop
Ireland would be hit hard in the event of a no-deal Brexit; a Brexiteer has argued this should be used as leverage to get a better deal.
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Not only was it incredibly tone deaf and oafish but the current events highlight just how idiotic these clowns are.
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