James Dyson, Anthony Bamford to name but two FAR more successful people than anyone on here ( possibly excluding the disgustingly rich Steve Foster, or so he claims ).
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[Politics] Brexit
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James Dyson, Anthony Bamford to name but two FAR more successful people than anyone on here ( possibly excluding the disgustingly rich Steve Foster, or so he claims ).
As I say, you live in cloud cuckoo land. It's nice that you hold a media whore who was in it only for her own gains in such high regard.
Now maybe you'll give us your intellectual musings on inflation dropping DESPITE Brexit ?
ManOfSussex
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Irrespective of Northern Ireland, it still bemuses me people think WTO is actually an option when Dover and The Channel Tunnel handled over 4 million lorries last year.
nicko31
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Media whore, nice. You'll thank her one day
Yes dollar weakening a fair bit so down to 2.7% still outstripping wages though, a rate rise in May seems likely so something for the old people
nicko31
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That's why Boris wants a bridge across the channel it can double as a lorry park
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Two Professors
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But both options were to be closed according to some on here!As the great majority of those lorry movements were involved with EU exports to the UK,they would have to adapt and negotiate a way forward if they still wanted to sell to us,WTO or whatever trade rules.
Pretty pink fairy
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ManOfSussex
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Chris Grayling said last week there won't be any checks at Dover, so that's all fine for EU exports to here and also any road freight in transit through here going to The Republic of Ireland, because he obviously really knows what he's talking about, so it's just the question of what France, as well as The Republic of Ireland have to do on their border customs checks as per EU laws if we become a 3rd country on purely WTO terms.
pastafarian
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No-one updated the thread title yet?
Draft Agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community
Article 168
Entry into force and application
“This Agreement shall enter into force on 30 March 2019.”
Whats an hour between mates eh.
You cant be that desperate to claim that back surely?
So it's time to stop f***ing around and tell us what you want -
In the EU
or Out and WTO
Why is your personal default option OUT and WTO, you are very much out of step with current EU thinking, it was only a few days ago Mr Tusk delivered his draft guidelines for our future relationship.
“Prime Minister Theresa May confirmed that the UK will leave the Single Market, leave the customs union and leave the jurisdiction of the ECJ (European Court of Justice). Therefore, it should come as no surprise that the only remaining possible model is a free trade agreement. I hope that it will be ambitious and advanced” D.Tusk
I hope you have written to him outlining your frustration and disgust at the idea of OUT and a FTA, are you angry because OUT and a FTA was precisely what Leave said should and would happen during the referendum campaign?
Of course though if a trade deal was so crap that no deal would be better than the crap deal then OUT and WTO it is.
portslade seagull
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Whats this weeks remainer blathering about. It seems to change so much as each campaign of the week falls by the wayside I can't keep up with it
Isn't that EU time? so an hour earlier GMT?
pastafarian
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IndeedPerhaps he wants the thread title changed to European time.......GMT must be some sort of triggering mechanism.
I agree with all of this except #4
That's like deciding to leave the house without a coat because someone told you it was sunny, only to find it's sh|tting down with rain when you open the door, but think "oh well, decision made"
looney
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Muller will be more likely to see a cell(Sedition), with Ronstein and Hillary and a load of others. Usually there are 4 to 6 investigations going on into corruption, there are about 27 atm involving government corruption.
First will be the deep state where DNC and beurocrats go to jail.
Then there will be the audit of the Federal Reserve where bankers and republicans got to jail.
There are reasons both sides fear Trump.
But keep listening to fake news and the fake Russian involvement in the election, collusion etc. pffffft
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Except that there was a majority decision that coats weren't need, and thus, all coats were sent elsewhere.
A small majority wanted to walk in the rain but claim it's warm and the rain will soon clear up.
As the house is being vacated you can no longer remain there.
Best get with it and hope they're right.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCusyLPrFCo
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Pretty pink fairy
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Mo Gosfield
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Anti-semitism is rife everywhere, none more so than in the corridors of power.
The Establishment has shown prejudice on a massive scale for hundreds of years. Many Jews rise rapidly through the political ranks and although some achieve high office ( Howard, Joseph, Brittan etc ) they are always precluded from the biggest job. Ed Milliband made a massive mistake in stating that he wanted to become " Britain's first Jewish PM " He failed to recognise that Disraeli had been born a Jew and had switched to be Anglican but more importantly he tied a political noose around his own neck.
It is particularly rife in Europe and will always be with us. It may appear there is a problem within the Labour Party but it is far more deep rooted than that and it is not only the far right that has issues with the Jewish community.
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