Don’t forget the noticeable almost synced apparent silence from the fun boy 3, someone’s had a word[emoji6]
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[Politics] Brexit
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Don’t forget the noticeable almost synced apparent silence from the fun boy 3, someone’s had a word[emoji6]
- Jul 10, 2003
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It is quite amusing now spring is here, people can get out and enjoy the sunshine and there's nobody left to respond to the trolling
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When the Government had to pay out taxpayers money to tell everyone how brilliant something is it's always a sure fire indicator that it really is brilliant and not an absolute cluster**** unfolding before everyone's eyes.
nicko31
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Some very low grade input and general trolling from the usual suspects on here, I'm not putting them on ignore but until they post something sensible engagement is a waste of time. Back on the above....
The big threat to this government is the parts of the right wing media previously 100% compliant with the big lie are now starting to call out their inadequacies and general incompetence. The Sunday Times, the Mail and even the Express...
When you reach for paid advertorial you know you're in trouble, its an admission they losing as reality get reported. But of course this isn't paid by Conservatives donors or even the mystery funded think tanks. Its funded by every one of us as taxpayers.
The country is paying for electing the Vote Leave government. Everyone will pay to some degree via an economic, social or human price. The numbers don't lie..
Garry Nelson's teacher
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I have no doubt that, in their own way, the thread's Brexiteers love their country. I'm not sure this love extends to their country's language which they regularly brutalise, mangle and generally abuse.
JC Footy Genius
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- Jun 9, 2015
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Beetlejuice, beetlejuice, beetlejuice .... [emoji106]
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Randy McNob
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- Jun 13, 2020
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They don't love their country, it's more to do with exceptionalism, the idea you are better than other people, taking pleasure at others failing or misfortune and pinning a sense of identity to it. Thats got nothing to do with loving your country, it's the same as Trump supporters insurrection in the name of patriotism. People that are against division and want for a better country for everyone are the true patriots
- Jul 10, 2003
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Sorry to disappoint
It's just that with the glorious weather of the last few days, shirley no one would want to spend their whole day at a keyboard ? It's been absolutely wonderful out there.And I'm afraid I wouldn't know, maybe someone has had a word but I think the only way us mere NSC plebs would know is if an account that constantly contributes to this thread suddenly goes AWOL. Keep your eyes skimmed
Anyway, stop trying to drag me off topic, you little scamp, we've all been warned to keep on topic.
What do you think is going to happen about the NI protocol ? I see the ERG are now joining the Unionists and saying it should be scrapped, after they voted for it.
It can't just be scrapped, there will have to be something in it's place, what do you think ?
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Sorry to disappoint
And I'm afraid I wouldn't know, maybe someone has had a word but I think the only way us mere NSC plebs would know is if an account that constantly contributes to this thread suddenly goes AWOL. Keep your eyes skimmed
Didn’t take long for you to bring your ridiculous attempt at humour back with the sole intention of winding people up did it? And if it’s so lovely do me a favour and stay out for longer you weirdo!!
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Randy McNob
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nicko31
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Baker lite
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https://twitter.com/mcpete/status/1366749658702315523?s=21
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Pretty pink fairy
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Randy McNob
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The level of incompetence here is breathtaking
Former Labour MEP Richard Corbett said:
“The hypocrisy and incompetence of Tory Brexit ministers is jaw dropping. They wanted Brexit, told us ‘Brexit means Brexit’, and now complain about the consequences of Brexit!
“Did they not think that the EU would continue to apply its rules – rules that Britain helped create as a member? Did they believe that walking out of the EU would mean that it would waive its rules in favour of a non-member?”
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Former Labour MEP Richard Corbett said:
“The hypocrisy and incompetence of Tory Brexit ministers is jaw dropping. They wanted Brexit, told us ‘Brexit means Brexit’, and now complain about the consequences of Brexit!
“Did they not think that the EU would continue to apply its rules – rules that Britain helped create as a member? Did they believe that walking out of the EU would mean that it would waive its rules in favour of a non-member?”
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nicko31
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There's always Ghana, lot of trade deals with poor countries far away...
Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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Yes because Croatia ,Lithuania and Slovenia are real power houses of the EU....... PMSL !
Regards
DF
nicko31
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Ghana GDP per capita USD5700, Slovenia USD38000 (UK USD44000)
Poor countries far away or half a billion population first world 22 miles off Dover. Wake up pal...
Randy McNob
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nicko31
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Surprised Liz Truss hasn't jumped on a flight to Ghana with her Stilton....
We're struggling with the demand from the lactose intolerant Japanese, we need to hold off
JC Footy Genius
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- Jun 9, 2015
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What I can't quite understand is how we have, in most cases, just rolled over deals we had in the EU .... but being a member of the once 'largest free trade area in the world' was supposed to get us much better deals with third countries than we could have achieved by ourselves. After securing all those trade deals we can further adapt and improve on them to prioritise our needs rather than 27 other nations in the coming years [emoji106]
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