daveinplzen
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Snobbery? No. Facts.
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[Politics] Brexit
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Snobbery? No. Facts.
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Most of the links that have been posted in regards of settled status have been wrong or completely misleading today. I've used the system and it works very well.
Pretty pink fairy
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Ant time scale for this catastrophe you speak about or just more dramatic words to scare people
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daveinplzen
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How would you know Dave you don't live here
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DR
Im in the UK quite often, my little turnip. Theres also a medium called electronics, and this, I hope you understand, will help me see, and hear as much about the UK as you.
You have all the 'benefit' of living there, and still make a **** of yourself on here daily. Good work.
"If you don't give me what I want then I'm going to shoot myself in the face" isn't as good a negotiating tactic as many seem to think.
What was this all about then, and do you think that the EU wouldn't notice.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47562995
Lincoln Imp
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I see that Ian Holloway says that the EU is to blame for the handball rule and we need to have Brexit to get rid of it.
There you go; people wanted to know the advantages of Brexit, that's a big one
Ah, so Holloway joins the illustrious Neil Warnock in the Brexit-supporting camp. Good to see Graham Potter has made it clear (Sunday Times, 11 August) that he disagrees with them.
The Albion always was a classy football club.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Within the 1st 2 weeks of the *no deal - no meal* Brexit start.
The EU have been more than happy to discuss a trade deal but want the ACTUAL most important bits (the Good Friday Agreement, money owed, citizens rights) agreed first. The transition period after the exit date was then when the trade deal was to be discussed. But it is worth noting that a trade deal takes roughly ten years to negotiate and complete.
ManOfSussex
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and if you happen to know about Settled Status in the first place. Still, if Johnson is granting an amnesty to illegal immigrants already here, a few hundred thousand more from The EU who didn't apply wont make much of a difference - I'm sure The Home Office have got it all covered.
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Pretty pink fairy
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https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BxAC&usg=AOvVaw1czmjJznRAyAs7IvEX9JXi&cf=1 another good reason to be leaving, a total liability to this country
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DR
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DR
Yes. They will get some of our blood on their clothes when we shoot ourselves in the face. So it's not ideal for them. But it's suicidal for us.
It will, but not by anything like as much as the UK will be. The EU has a thriving internal market which is the largest single market on Earth (larger than the US and China in terms of GDP), there is nothing it will lose out from that the UK makes that it can't pick up the slack from elsewhere. A few of their suppliers may well struggle, but the concerned Governments (notably the French, German & Dutch) have already put in place measures to protect them. Ireland is likely to suffer the most but again the EU has moved to protect Irish interests, and new freight routes have already opened between Ireland and France / Spain to cater for the loss of routes through the UK.
By contrast, the UK can't even get it's post-Brexit passports sorted out, and has no idea how it's going to get it's hands on life-saving medication post-Brexit.
No we're not feeble, we'll do what we've always done, roll up our sleeves and get on with it.
boik
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Go on then, I'll ask a naive question, and please don't assume anything about my politics from this question - I don't like any of the parties in their current incarnation.
When Mr Corbyn says he'd do ANYTHING to avoid a no-deal Brexit, I presume he means he'd do anything APART from vote for the deal already agreed with the EU? Seems a very limited definition of "anything".
When Mr Corbyn says he'd do ANYTHING to avoid a no-deal Brexit, I presume he means he'd do anything APART from vote for the deal already agreed with the EU? Seems a very limited definition of "anything".
You mean like how loads of people phoned the police when KFC ran out of chicken?
What the **** are you on about? Meaningless bullshit.
Pretty pink fairy
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