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I'm sure the usual suspects will be along soon to tell you how wonderful it will be when we start exporting unicorns.
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How do we resolve the Brexit mess?
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gordondaviesmoustache
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Are there any usual suspects left?…I'm sure the usual suspects will be along soon to tell you how wonderful it will be when we start exporting unicorns.
Warburton crumbsLet them eat crumbs.
Bodicoteblue
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No, no , no, you naysayer.I rather suspect that this will be the case. The US and EU will carve up the car, battery, steel, and other green technologies between them, with the U.K. eating the fallen crumbs.
We have an opportunity, now we are free from EU interference, to use our nimbleness to take back control of our crumb industry.
bluethrunthru
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No, no , no, you naysayer.
We have an opportunity, now we are free from EU interference, to use our nimbleness to take back control of our crumb industry.
if you collect enough crumbs can you squeeze them together to make a muffin....or a barm......or a breadcake....
Chris in London
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Remarkable that they've walked away from a free trade zone that stretches from Iceland to the Russian border...Easiest deal in history, mate.
Just a reminder - that's the zone that the liars promised we'd still be in if we left the EU.Remarkable that they've walked away from a free trade zone that stretches from Iceland to the Russian border...
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Nobody voted for the bastardized stripped down version of brexit we have. You don't judge a sunday dinner missing key components from the plate.
Silly thread really.
Silly thread really.
Chris in London
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Nobody voted for the bastardized stripped down version of brexit we have. You don't judge a sunday dinner missing key components from the plate.
Silly thread really.
Nobody voted for any particular sort of Brexit during the referendum.
People voted for exactly the Brexit we got in the 2019 election - Johnson's oven ready deal (that didn't work) was a conservative manifesto promise. In other words, they voted exactly for the bastardized stripped down version of Brexit that we have because that is precisely what Boris promised he would deliver.
Nobody voted for the Windsor framework mind...
BlueBanger
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You conflating the referendum and the 2019 election. Rather a reach given the can kicking in between.Nobody voted for any particular sort of Brexit during the referendum.
People voted for exactly the Brexit we got in the 2019 election - Johnson's oven ready deal (that didn't work) was a conservative manifesto promise. In other words, they voted exactly for the bastardized stripped down version of Brexit that we have because that is precisely what Boris promised he would deliver.
Nobody voted for the Windsor framework mind...
By the time 2019 rolled around people wanted any resolution better than what TM was shitting up...boris deal was the only thing on offer. But we could have gone the option of no deal had the politicians truly served the will of the people. No deal WAS brexit.
The corrupt political class were never going to allow that.