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Good lad. The EU has been good for something then…….
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Good lad. The EU has been good for something then…….
NilSatisOptimum
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More sovereignty.
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New Brexit Checks Risk Meat And Cheese Prices Soaring Even Higher
Post-Brexit import checks due to be introduced this autumn are predicted to cause 'a shock in the system' with the price of meat and dairy spiking ...
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This is absolutely spot on. I just don't understand how anyone who voted leave cannot see this and come to your conclusion.
Most leavers aren't even that deluded, some are in denial, but ALL are smug gets. They won the vote...that's all that matters to them really. They don't care about the positive or negatives for the country, their family or their friends. Their air of entitlement trumps all that.
And the right wing media will feed them just enough BS to allow them not to have to critically think for themselves.
If it wasn't so damaging, it would be beautiful; the way it's all orchestrated and people manipulated is beautiful. People with lower to average intelligence and/or a poor education never stood a chance.
Toffee_Loaf
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MERCEDES CHIEF TELLS EU TO SLAM BRAKES ON UK CAR TARIFFS – AS BREXITEERS PREDICTED
The head of Mercedes-Benz has hit out at the EU over electric vehicle tariffs which would pose a “major challenge” to the competitiveness of the European car industry. At the inauguration of a manufacturing plant in France, Ola Källenius slammed so-called rules of origin, which dictate that a car must have 45% of its parts originate from the UK or EU, or face 10% tariffs. Ola isn’t alone in wanting a delay for the rules set to be implemented in January 2024. Calls to “urgently make adjustments” also came from VDA… the German car industry’s lobbying group.
This regulatory car crash didn’t come as a surprise to Guido, nor anybody who listened to the predictions of leaders in the Brexit campaign. In 2016 – seven years ago – David Davis warned “CEOs would be knocking down Chancellor Merkel’s door. Demanding access to the British market.” The Twitter Remainiacs reacted exactly as you would expect…
Yet now, with an EU trade deal already on the books, David’s warnings have been vindicated. With other Europhile arguments crumbling and trade deals with Australia and New Zealand coming into force today, the sunlit uplands are coming into view.
The head of Mercedes-Benz has hit out at the EU over electric vehicle tariffs which would pose a “major challenge” to the competitiveness of the European car industry. At the inauguration of a manufacturing plant in France, Ola Källenius slammed so-called rules of origin, which dictate that a car must have 45% of its parts originate from the UK or EU, or face 10% tariffs. Ola isn’t alone in wanting a delay for the rules set to be implemented in January 2024. Calls to “urgently make adjustments” also came from VDA… the German car industry’s lobbying group.
This regulatory car crash didn’t come as a surprise to Guido, nor anybody who listened to the predictions of leaders in the Brexit campaign. In 2016 – seven years ago – David Davis warned “CEOs would be knocking down Chancellor Merkel’s door. Demanding access to the British market.” The Twitter Remainiacs reacted exactly as you would expect…
Yet now, with an EU trade deal already on the books, David’s warnings have been vindicated. With other Europhile arguments crumbling and trade deals with Australia and New Zealand coming into force today, the sunlit uplands are coming into view.
NilSatisOptimum
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Big on factual detail so not for leave voters but lays to bare the absolute nonsense they are fed and regurgitate.
They seek it here they seek it there British farmers seek that sovereignty everywhere...
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They seek it here they seek it there British farmers seek that sovereignty everywhere...
How Boris Johnson sold out Britain’s farmers over dinner with the Australian PM
As the UK-Australia trade deal comes into force, those close to the negotiations reflect on their dramatic — and farcical — climax.
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sbbefc
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This should sock me. But as we know Johnson is lazy, promises the world to everyone and doesn't have an eye for detail, it doesn't. The Aussies, knowing this, completely out manoeuvred him. Absolutely usless.Big on factual detail so not for leave voters but lays to bare the absolute nonsense they are fed and regurgitate.
They seek it here they seek it there British farmers seek that sovereignty everywhere...
How Boris Johnson sold out Britain’s farmers over dinner with the Australian PM
As the UK-Australia trade deal comes into force, those close to the negotiations reflect on their dramatic — and farcical — climax.
Eurostar forced to stop running London-Amsterdam trains for almost a year in 2024
The incredible shrinking network: Brexit plus refurbishment could see the number of stations served by the cross-Channel train operator cut from 13 to four
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Toffee_Loaf
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Is The EU Trying To Cover Up The Biggest Corruption Scandal In Its History?
The EU’s Qatargate bribery scandal is being swept under the rug to protect the powerful, warns one Polish MEP...
Interesting article on the matter, albeit a few months old.
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What does the ‘Qatargate’ corruption scandal in the European Parliament tell us about corruption? - UK in a changing Europe
Riccardo D’Emidio outlines how the ‘Qatargate’ scandal in the EU Parliament pushes the boundaries of how corruption is understood.
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orchard
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More cheap food to keep our inflation in check. Win-win.
Haydn
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Spongybrain Bolognese, Steroid Infused Beef Stew, Green Pork and Maggot Curry and Putrid Chicken Surprise.
World beating, Brexit Britain’s cuisine.
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