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[Politics] Brexit

If there was a second Brexit referendum how would you vote?


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WATFORD zero

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I've just come across this

Brexit not to blame for traffic chaos at Dover - YOUR VERDICT​

In a poll that ran from 3pm on Monday, April 3, to 5pm on Tuesday, April 4, Express.co.uk asked readers: “Do you think Brexit is to blame for Dover delays?” Overall, 6,486 readers responded, with 69 percent (4,468 people) answering, “no”, Brexit is not to blame. Meanwhile, 31 percent (1,987 people) said, “yes”, it is, and a further 31 people said they did not know either way.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1754836/brexit-dover-traffic-poll-result-spt


I can't wait for tomorrow's poll

What/Who was responsible for the chaos at Dover ?

Immigrants
Trans People
Wokeism
Gary Lineker

:lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol:
 
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nicko31

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The Clamp

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I've just come across this

Brexit not to blame for traffic chaos at Dover - YOUR VERDICT​

In a poll that ran from 3pm on Monday, April 3, to 5pm on Tuesday, April 4, Express.co.uk asked readers: “Do you think Brexit is to blame for Dover delays?” Overall, 6,486 readers responded, with 69 percent (4,468 people) answering, “no”, Brexit is not to blame. Meanwhile, 31 percent (1,987 people) said, “yes”, it is, and a further 31 people said they did not know either way.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1754836/brexit-dover-traffic-poll-result-spt


:lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol:
Hilarious the way they have framed the headline. As of this is a matter for the people to decide, regardless of facts.
 


nicko31

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BREXIT BOOST for EU exporters to the UK


For UK exporters, sorry guys you're have to live with it. Our EU friends need help at this difficult time
 
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WATFORD zero

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BREXIT BOOST for EU exporters to the UK


For UK exporters, sorry guys you're have to live with it. Our EU friends need help at this difficult time

But Johnson wanted to introduce all these checks to 'Take Back Control', 'Protect Our Borders' and 'Get Brexit Done', JRM then decided that they would be 'an act of self harm' and then we kept putting put them off (four times to date) and now we are trying to reduce them to the absolute minimum possible ?

What with this and the various unsuccessful attempts at a Northern Ireland Protocol/Windsor Agreement/Northern Ireland Backstop, It's almost as if they didn't have any understanding whatsoever of what the 'Brexit' was that they were putting forward to be voted on in a referendum :shrug:


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The longest running farce in British history only lasted 16 years, just thank god that we've moved on from Brexit now :lolol:
 




rogersix

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But Johnson wanted to introduce all these checks to 'Take Back Control', 'Protect Our Borders' and 'Get Brexit Done', JRM then decided that they would be 'an act of self harm' and then we kept putting put them off (four times to date) and now we are trying to reduce them to the absolute minimum possible ?

What with this and the various unsuccessful attempts at a Northern Ireland Protocol/Windsor Agreement/Northern Ireland Backstop, It's almost as if they didn't have any understanding whatsoever of what the 'Brexit' was that they were putting forward to be voted on in a referendum :shrug:

Just thank god that we've moved on from Brexit now :lolol:
the incompetence is absoluetly staggering.

how much did their parents waste on their kids education, and then the good for nothings waste a space at oxbridge.

PATRIOTS!
 


Whitley Bayster

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Jul 4, 2011
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I've just come across this

Brexit not to blame for traffic chaos at Dover - YOUR VERDICT​

In a poll that ran from 3pm on Monday, April 3, to 5pm on Tuesday, April 4, Express.co.uk asked readers: “Do you think Brexit is to blame for Dover delays?” Overall, 6,486 readers responded, with 69 percent (4,468 people) answering, “no”, Brexit is not to blame. Meanwhile, 31 percent (1,987 people) said, “yes”, it is, and a further 31 people said they did not know either way.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1754836/brexit-dover-traffic-poll-result-spt


I can't wait for tomorrow's poll

What/Who was responsible for the chaos at Dover ?

Immigrants
Trans People
Wokeism
Gary Lineker

:lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol:
That's quite a high negative response from Express readers. After all they have been groomed for years to tow the Brexit line
 


The Clamp

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This is the reason you can’t get a dental appointment or an affordable property. This is the reason people are queuing up at food banks and being made homeless. . Not because of immigrants, greedy nurses, or stubborn doctors. Because of those who voted for Brexit and incompetent politicians with no guts.


Brexit is costing the UK economy £100 billion a year ($124 billion), with the effects spanning everything from business investment to the ability of companies to hire workers”.



How can we possibly hope to sort out the economy with this being flushed down the shitter each year?

When is a party leader going to have the balls to say “we need to rejoin the single market, if not the EU”?

This will only get worse until somebody steps up.
 




nicko31

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This is the reason you can’t get a dental appointment or an affordable property. This is the reason people are queuing up at food banks and being made homeless. . Not because of immigrants, greedy nurses, or stubborn doctors. Because of those who voted for Brexit and incompetent politicians with no guts.


Brexit is costing the UK economy £100 billion a year ($124 billion), with the effects spanning everything from business investment to the ability of companies to hire workers”.



How can we possibly hope to sort out the economy with this being flushed down the shitter each year?

When is a party leader going to have the balls to say “we need to rejoin the single market, if not the EU”?

This will only get worse until somebody steps up.
Brexit has reduced government tax take, we're less trade intensive. Add in the total incompetence that comes attached to the populist Vote Leave cabal of recent years and we're damaged goods.

From tomorrow businesses will pay an additional 31% on their profits. Already seeing inward investment getting shunned as result.

BTW - Where are the Brexiteers on this thread these days, they can't all have got themselves banned?
 


WATFORD zero

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Brexit has reduced government tax take, we're less trade intensive. Add in the total incompetence that comes attached to the populist Vote Leave cabal of recent years and we're damaged goods.
From tomorrow businesses will pay an additional 31% on their profits. Already seeing inward investment getting shunned as result.

BTW - Where are the Brexiteers on this thread these days, they can't all have got themselves banned?

I think you will find that the vast majority are now rather embarrassed and would rather you didn't keep highlighting their support of Brexit, so it can be lost in their posting history :wink: and of the very few that are left beyond that, they will happily tell you how they've 'moved on' :facepalm:

That'll be very similar to the way the Palace coach driver 'moved on', hoping some poor sods left behind will clear up the great piles of shit they left everywhere and are now claiming were nothing to do with them :lolol:
 


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I've just come across this

Brexit not to blame for traffic chaos at Dover - YOUR VERDICT​

In a poll that ran from 3pm on Monday, April 3, to 5pm on Tuesday, April 4, Express.co.uk asked readers: “Do you think Brexit is to blame for Dover delays?” Overall, 6,486 readers responded, with 69 percent (4,468 people) answering, “no”, Brexit is not to blame. Meanwhile, 31 percent (1,987 people) said, “yes”, it is, and a further 31 people said they did not know either way.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1754836/brexit-dover-traffic-poll-result-spt


I can't wait for tomorrow's poll

What/Who was responsible for the chaos at Dover ?

Immigrants
Trans People
Wokeism
Gary Lineker

:lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol:
Ah, the Express. When it went tabloid did Private Eye (with a nod to The Sun) not christen it the "TitsbyChristmas"?
 




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Brexit has reduced government tax take, we're less trade intensive. Add in the total incompetence that comes attached to the populist Vote Leave cabal of recent years and we're damaged goods.

From tomorrow businesses will pay an additional 31% on their profits. Already seeing inward investment getting shunned as result.

BTW - Where are the Brexiteers on this thread these days, they can't all have got themselves banned?
Meanwhile, that 18th century melt, Rees Mogg is now hosting on GBTV. Monetizing his dogma. What a guy.
 


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But Johnson wanted to introduce all these checks to 'Take Back Control', 'Protect Our Borders' and 'Get Brexit Done', JRM then decided that they would be 'an act of self harm' and then we kept putting put them off (four times to date) and now we are trying to reduce them to the absolute minimum possible ?

What with this and the various unsuccessful attempts at a Northern Ireland Protocol/Windsor Agreement/Northern Ireland Backstop, It's almost as if they didn't have any understanding whatsoever of what the 'Brexit' was that they were putting forward to be voted on in a referendum :shrug:


no_sex_please_were_british.jpg


The longest running farce in British history only lasted 16 years, just thank god that we've moved on from Brexit now :lolol:
The irony is that 'no sex please, we're British' had no cocks or c***s on display
 








WATFORD zero

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Post-Brexit border checks coming this year will drive up prices and cause shortages, Government warned​


Shane Brennan of the Cold Chain Federation – which represents businesses in the chilled goods supply chain – said: “Overall, exporting products such as meat and dairy from the EU into the UK will be more expensive, slower and more complicated. “We have to expect that many EU-based food exporters will take one look at these proposals and decide to cease supplying UK customers.

The introduction of the post-Brexit inspections had previously been delayed four times to avoid disrupting business. They will now begin in October but will not be fully implemented until late 2024.


https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/post-brexit-border-checks-shortages-government-warned-2257761#:~:text=Ministers have revealed details of,avoid excessive disruption to businesses&text=New post-Brexit checks on,the Government has been warned.

So that'll be JRM's 'act of self harm' coming in then:shootself

I really don't know why people don't just move on from Brexit and focus on more important problems like runaway inflation and rising cost of living ............... oh :dunce:
 
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nicko31

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Post-Brexit border checks coming this year will drive up prices and cause shortages, Government warned​


Shane Brennan of the Cold Chain Federation – which represents businesses in the chilled goods supply chain – said: “Overall, exporting products such as meat and dairy from the EU into the UK will be more expensive, slower and more complicated. “We have to expect that many EU-based food exporters will take one look at these proposals and decide to cease supplying UK customers.

The introduction of the post-Brexit inspections had previously been delayed four times to avoid disrupting business. They will now begin in October but will not be fully implemented until late 2024.


https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/post-brexit-border-checks-shortages-government-warned-2257761#:~:text=Ministers have revealed details of,avoid excessive disruption to businesses&text=New post-Brexit checks on,the Government has been warned.

So that'll be JRM's 'act of self harm' coming in then:shootself

I really don't know why people don't just move on from Brexit and focus on more important problems like runaway inflation and rising cost of living ............... oh :dunce:

What is incredible to how EU channel ports were all ready on Brexit day. On the UK side 7 years on they we still don't have our shit together.
 








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What is incredible to how EU channel ports were all ready on Brexit day. On the UK side 7 years on they we still don't have our shit together.
Yes but the delays at the ports are entirely down to the French being awkward over border controls..

This has nothing to do with Brexit. Nothing at all.

According to the so-called Home Secretary.
 


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