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[summerisle]

Another stunning benefit of Brexit.

 

[dublinbluenose]

"Why Boris was right to say 'Let them pile the bodies high' - we cant stand in the way of business" - read my column in the Telegraph

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Another stunning benefit of Brexit.

She's right that trade is good when we can consume things from abroad just as much as to sell things abroad, but then she campaigned to remain so probably knows that. It's just that like most Tories she's swallowed her values at the first sign of power.

 

[Xizor]

It feels like the dreaded men in grey suits have decided Johnson's fate - installed initially to get that majority and push through any old hash of a Brexit deal, and then left in post to weather out the worst of the pandemic blame. Now things are beginning to head back to normal he's deemed to be a liability (not least in the cause of Unionism, which is suddenly about to become the in thing).

 

[orchard]

 

[degsy]

Another stunning benefit of Brexit.

Most of it will be in cheap wine China put a X4 tariff on...cheap wine gotta be a tory vote winner

 

[Debunkology]

Another stunning benefit of Brexit.

So. With the increase of trade taken into account.

UK is now projected to export around 13b worth of goods to Australia.
Australia will now export 10b worth of goods to UK.

Tariff free UK trade surplus of 3b.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

"Why Boris was right to say 'Let them pile the bodies high' - we cant stand in the way of business" - read my column in the Telegraph

Would not surprise if there is going to a recording of him saying this, feels like whoever the leakers are, they are handing out rope.

 

[Blue 1]

I know it's Alastair Campbell (boo!) but it's nice to see someone going in two-footed on the government and the BBC on their complicity in letting the government off the hook again and again:



The presenter is an utter disgrace, spends far too much time on defending her organisation and sighing into the mic whenever Campbell is talking than following up on what he's saying.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

"But they're all like that... "

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

I know it's Alastair Campbell (boo!) but it's nice to see someone going in two-footed on the government and the BBC on their complicity in letting the government off the hook again and again:



The presenter is an utter disgrace, spends far too much time on defending her organisation and sighing into the mic whenever Campbell is talking than following up on what he's saying.

Wrong platform for Campbell, BBC news is not journalistic outfit.

 

[DanEFC92]

An abysmal person, I expect the worst from him and he never proves me wrong

 

[orchard]

"But they're all like that... "

The sociopathic laughter's great at the end.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

The sociopathic laughter's great at the end.

This flat renovation affair does seem like Al Capone's tax avoidance, but if it gets rid of this utter stain of a human being...

 

[orchard]

This flat renovation affair does seem like Al Capone's tax avoidance, but if it gets rid of this utter stain of a human being...

Unfortunately, it seems like he's the fruitbody of a parasitic fungi at this juncture, with the mycelium pervading our corporations and financial services.