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Political relations between UK-EU
- Thread starter Ric
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Ifwecouldjust.......
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Looks like the Westminster Government are about to breach the agreement (invoking article 16) with the EU by suspending the border between Great Britain and Northern Ireland citing the current restrictions as unworkable.
Once again Johnson will renege on a signed agreement. No morals at all, can't be trusted
Once again Johnson will renege on a signed agreement. No morals at all, can't be trusted
And DEFRA has a plan to give priority to empty lorries heading for Dover going to the EU to bring back produce to the UK. It will only kick in if queues get to 8 hours.
The orange shortage may have been sorted.
At last there's a sign that those work streams are bearing fruit.
The orange shortage may have been sorted.
At last there's a sign that those work streams are bearing fruit.
Just checking.....Looks like the Westminster Government are about to breach the agreement (invoking article 16) with the EU by suspending the border between Great Britain and Northern Ireland citing the current restrictions as unworkable.
Once again Johnson will renege on a signed agreement. No morals at all, can't be trusted
Article 16 of what?
Seriously, you don't know?Just checking.....
Article 16 of what?
(Annex 7 applies)
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Loving all this faux angst about fishing
Setting aside that the issues could largely have been identified and mitigations/actions determined to address them if only a Remainer led government had not prevented the required planning being undertaken...........
It only seems a few months ago that the same posters that are now outraged about current issues were outraged at the prominence fishing was being given in the negotiations due to the insignificance of the industry
#permanentlyandconvenientlyoutraged
Setting aside that the issues could largely have been identified and mitigations/actions determined to address them if only a Remainer led government had not prevented the required planning being undertaken...........
It only seems a few months ago that the same posters that are now outraged about current issues were outraged at the prominence fishing was being given in the negotiations due to the insignificance of the industry
#permanentlyandconvenientlyoutraged
Gabriel
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Jesus wept.
Is that a comment on her oversight, or were you at the local nativity, too?..
Apart from the fact that you approve the deal that has in the end treated fishing as insignificant, whereas I at least warned of the importance of seafood exports, I'd love to dump you in Eyemouth to explain that their angst is faux.Loving all this faux angst about fishing
Setting aside that the issues could largely have been identified and mitigations/actions determined to address them if only a Remainer led government had not prevented the required planning being undertaken...........
It only seems a few months ago that the same posters that are now outraged about current issues were outraged at the prominence fishing was being given in the negotiations due to the insignificance of the industry
#permanentlyandconvenientlyoutraged
It obviously is.Seriously - it obviously cannot be Article 16 of the NIP - so what is it?
You seem to have lost your cheerleaders this week (not all I see) and apart from "looking back" I'm not sure what your purpose and intention is here now.
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