How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

Anyone thinking of going to the EU for a holiday next year? Finger prints and photos taken. Anyone going via Dover had better start queuing now.
 
From the Telegraphs rolling business blog…

‘The UK is close to losing its position as Europe's biggest stock market as a flurry of acquisitions and slump in listings spark fears over its future’

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www.telegraph.co.uk
 
BobKowalski said:
It‘s Tim Martin. Who doesn’t enjoy the prospect of seeing his business suffer?
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One imagines his employees might not be pleased. Very small minded response. Who doesnt enjoy the prospect of@BobKowalski breaking his leg? In what way is his business suffering?
 
KS55 said:
One imagines his employees might not be pleased. Very small minded response. Who doesnt enjoy the prospect of@BobKowalski breaking his leg? In what way is his business suffering?
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Their numbers will be many and varied. Street parties will be held.
 
Meanwhile, in Global Britain latest news…

‘Radio services the BBC is proposing to stop: Arabic, Persian, Kyrgyz, Uzbek, Hindi, Bengali, Chinese, Indonesian, Tamil, Urdu.

Language services the BBC is proposing to move to digital only are: Chinese, Gujarati, Igbo, Indonesian, Pidgin, Urdu, Yoruba.’

www.bbc.co.uk

BBC World Service outlines move to digital-first service

The BBC World Service has outlined plans to accelerate its digital offering and increase impact with audiences around the globe.
www.bbc.co.uk
 
BobKowalski said:
Meanwhile, in Global Britain latest news…

‘Radio services the BBC is proposing to stop: Arabic, Persian, Kyrgyz, Uzbek, Hindi, Bengali, Chinese, Indonesian, Tamil, Urdu.

Language services the BBC is proposing to move to digital only are: Chinese, Gujarati, Igbo, Indonesian, Pidgin, Urdu, Yoruba.’

www.bbc.co.uk

BBC World Service outlines move to digital-first service

The BBC World Service has outlined plans to accelerate its digital offering and increase impact with audiences around the globe.
www.bbc.co.uk
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every day sees the UK in many areas become less and less significant in the world
 
at least all those Tory MP's facing losing their seats can retire to the Dordogne or Tuscany and live their days out in a farmhouse writing their memoirs - oh no wait they can't coz the thick cunts boasted they bad blocked FOM .......including for themselves hahahahahahaha
 
bluethrunthru said:
every day sees the UK in many areas become less and less significant in the world
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It is amazing how many people are still in denial about this decline. I was talking to a friend this week who said, with all seriousness, this country has a great standard of living. I live in Lancashire in an area with no NHS dental or GP service, virtually no buses, a pitiful train service, roads full of potholes, no police stations or police presence, street lights switched off to save money, lots of food banks, lots of coked up teenagers. I told him that my area was worse off than the areas of Eastern Europe I travelled in the 1980s which were behind the iron curtain. He wouldn't accept this reality. He lives in the South of England and exists in a parallel universe. I honestly believe this country is heading for bloodshed.
You can't maintain a situation where millions of people are marginalised and the political system has failed. We have a political system where the power lies in the hands of an unelected Prime Minister, an unelected Head of State, and a Parliament with 75 per cent unelected representatives (the House of Lords).
 
KS55 said:
One imagines his employees might not be pleased. Very small minded response. Who doesnt enjoy the prospect of@BobKowalski breaking his leg? In what way is his business suffering?
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Why would his employees give a shit? There’s currently more minimum wage jobs around than people although the government seem to be doing their best to change this by making people too poor to go out.
 
bobbyowenquiff said:
It is amazing how many people are still in denial about this decline. I was talking to a friend this week who said, with all seriousness, this country has a great standard of living. I live in Lancashire in an area with no NHS dental or GP service, virtually no buses, a pitiful train service, roads full of potholes, no police stations or police presence, street lights switched off to save money, lots of food banks, lots of coked up teenagers. I told him that my area was worse off than the areas of Eastern Europe I travelled in the 1980s which were behind the iron curtain. He wouldn't accept this reality. He lives in the South of England and exists in a parallel universe. I honestly believe this country is heading for bloodshed.
You can't maintain a situation where millions of people are marginalised and the political system has failed. We have a political system where the power lies in the hands of an unelected Prime Minister, an unelected Head of State, and a Parliament with 75 per cent unelected representatives (the House of Lords).
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Unelected head of the Church of England, don’t forget that.
Even the pope was elected by the council of cardinals (what is the collective noun for a load of cardinals. Is it a flock).
 
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