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Well if you've found it........it couldn't have been hidden very well could it?
BTW.
"..we half left the EU as you constantly remind us"
I've NEVER stated we've "half left"........perhaps you don't understand the meaning of half & fully?
"What I said was "Covid is the new cover excuse, which hides billions in Govt borrowing " what don't you understand in the word "Hide"
Well if you've found it........it couldn't have been hidden very well could it?
BTW.
"..we half left the EU as you constantly remind us"
I've NEVER stated we've "half left"........perhaps you don't understand the meaning of half & fully?
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Chips I think if you re read the post it was made in the context of one of the Kent M.P's reflecting his costituents moans about the Government taking the action of concreting over areas of Kent to provide lorry parks. The point I made was that if your vote has resulted in an outcome then it's no good moaning about the outcome and I think the phrase I used was "suck it up"
If you are going to quote me please don't take it out of context and try to spin it for your own ends.
Where's the connection with barriers to frictionless trade?
If you are going to quote me please don't take it out of context and try to spin it for your own ends.
Where's the connection with barriers to frictionless trade?
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You made yourself pretty clear with your “they deserve what they get” attitude.
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We had Jaycey posting an image of tailbacks, unrelated to Brexit & Chasey stating that remain voters should be able to take legal action against those who voted leave.
I’ve got no problem with those who voted to remain, nor would I be looking for the UK to fail in anything.
Not forgetting, Gina Miller gave remain voters exactly what they asked for....UK Parliament to be Sovereign.
EVERY MOVE right from the off has gone through elected MPs. Sanctioning a referendum, accepting the result, activating Article 50, getting a deal & finally leaving.
Then why even post a comment like that?
We had Jaycey posting an image of tailbacks, unrelated to Brexit & Chasey stating that remain voters should be able to take legal action against those who voted leave.
I’ve got no problem with those who voted to remain, nor would I be looking for the UK to fail in anything.
Not forgetting, Gina Miller gave remain voters exactly what they asked for....UK Parliament to be Sovereign.
EVERY MOVE right from the off has gone through elected MPs. Sanctioning a referendum, accepting the result, activating Article 50, getting a deal & finally leaving.
Camden
Member
Brexit going forward
Luckily there are people concerned about the country and how its led, and not gullible people like yourself who have fallen for unfulfilled promises by those Brexiteer leaders that are flying to pastures new or their money is ala Rees Mogg , but there are those who are out to uncover what's hidden....eg Good Law Project
You must be scraping the barrel to score a point when you have to pick up on someone's spelling mistake. ...
Luckily there are people concerned about the country and how its led, and not gullible people like yourself who have fallen for unfulfilled promises by those Brexiteer leaders that are flying to pastures new or their money is ala Rees Mogg , but there are those who are out to uncover what's hidden....eg Good Law Project
You must be scraping the barrel to score a point when you have to pick up on someone's spelling mistake. ...
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Jaycey
African Refugee
Brexit going forward
and, as previously debunked, traffic flow has been reduced due to brexit delays.
trucks are now parked/delayed in the concrete park that was previously known as kent
ps sorry about no cap letters - my keyboard is on the blink
seems brexiters will always use covid as an excuse for the mess that is brexit.
and, as previously debunked, traffic flow has been reduced due to brexit delays.
trucks are now parked/delayed in the concrete park that was previously known as kent
penalties for treason are still severe
how can parliament be sovereign - don't you have a queen any more.
i'm so pleased that you are so pleased to have left - austerity is so ennobling
ps sorry about no cap letters - my keyboard is on the blink
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You do make me laugh, me picking you up on your “spelling mistakes”? I wouldn’t have mentioned it if you hadn’t made out what the word “hide” meant.
I merely pointed out to you that we hadn’t “half left”, we’d left.
Yeah Camden people are concerned about the country and how it’s led.......that’s why your crew got obliterated in the General Election.
You do make me laugh, me picking you up on your “spelling mistakes”? I wouldn’t have mentioned it if you hadn’t made out what the word “hide” meant.
I merely pointed out to you that we hadn’t “half left”, we’d left.
Camden
Member
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You would need a sense of humour being a Brexiteer ... as it would be laughable if it wasn't so damaging...
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Go search what Gina Miller went to court over and won.
Just shows how much you understand about sovereignty and our Parliament.......nothing.
Go search what Gina Miller went to court over and won.
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Labour voted for it or did you miss the referendum, Article 50 and deal Parliamentary votes?
Camden
Member
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And you have to remember the final choice as it was run to the wire .. .damaging or damage limitation.
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It goes beyond the final vote, it’s the votes that preceded it. At that stage trade with the EU hadn’t even been discussed.
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I personally am not asking anyone who voted leave or remain for anything. Done what was required of me, voted on it.
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Those MPs who voted against May’s deal in the hope that it would lead to a new referendum in which the people would change their minds about Brexit were mistaken.
www.independent.co.uk
Remainer MP's gambled on the joker card which wasn't in play at the time
You Forget Brexit is owned by both leavers and Remainers
Labour MPs should have voted for Theresa May’s Brexit deal – then the party wouldn’t be in this mess
If they had, the UK would have a soft Brexit, Boris Johnson would not be prime minister, and Labour would not be left without a hopeThose MPs who voted against May’s deal in the hope that it would lead to a new referendum in which the people would change their minds about Brexit were mistaken.
This election proves Labour MPs should have voted for Theresa May’s Brexit deal | John Rentoul
If they had, the UK would have a soft Brexit, Boris Johnson would not be prime minister, and Labour would not be left without a hope
www.independent.co.uk
Remainer MP's gambled on the joker card which wasn't in play at the time
Jaycey
African Refugee
Brexit going forward
British companies are being told by the British government that the way to survive is to lay off British workers and transfer their jobs to folk across the Channel.
...Some did understand that there would be a price to be paid. One of them was Boris Johnson. He knew enough about the importance of this issue to fib about it. On Christmas Eve, when he was hailing his agreement with the EU as a fantastic new chapter in our island story, he claimed that “there will be no non-tariff barriers to trade”.
...The HMRC estimates that Brexit demands that British companies complete 215m additional, often highly complex, documents a year with a mirroring amount of extra paperwork also being generated by EU counter-parties. The cost of that alone on British businesses is thought to be around £7bn a year. If you make exporting and importing more difficult and more sluggish, at the same time as making cross-border transactions a great deal more costly, then it stands to reason that there will be less trade.
...British business lost to European competitors. British entrepreneurs crushed. British jobs exported abroad. Welcome to the Brexit.
www.theguardian.com
British companies are being told by the British government that the way to survive is to lay off British workers and transfer their jobs to folk across the Channel.
...Some did understand that there would be a price to be paid. One of them was Boris Johnson. He knew enough about the importance of this issue to fib about it. On Christmas Eve, when he was hailing his agreement with the EU as a fantastic new chapter in our island story, he claimed that “there will be no non-tariff barriers to trade”.
...The HMRC estimates that Brexit demands that British companies complete 215m additional, often highly complex, documents a year with a mirroring amount of extra paperwork also being generated by EU counter-parties. The cost of that alone on British businesses is thought to be around £7bn a year. If you make exporting and importing more difficult and more sluggish, at the same time as making cross-border transactions a great deal more costly, then it stands to reason that there will be less trade.
...British business lost to European competitors. British entrepreneurs crushed. British jobs exported abroad. Welcome to the Brexit.
The bill for Boris Johnson’s Brexit is coming in and it’s punishingly steep | Andrew Rawnsley
Ministers say it is just teething trouble. To many businesses it feels more like root canal surgery without the benefit of anaesthetic
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Her decision to welcome one and all to the EU IMO was a huge mistake. Now people are stuck in tents, mud and depravity at the EUs external borders. Could’ve been handled a lot better.
“We can do this” has turned into “we can’t”.
She had nothing to do with my decision.....
Her decision to welcome one and all to the EU IMO was a huge mistake. Now people are stuck in tents, mud and depravity at the EUs external borders. Could’ve been handled a lot better.
“We can do this” has turned into “we can’t”.
