So tabloid headlines represent the opinions of the masses now? In that case we all love United and Liverpool, and Madeline McCann & Meghan and Harry & Princess Di are constantly at the forefront of our collective minds.Yes, we also seem oddly affronted about decisions taken by independent sovereign countries.
They’re playing with the lives of their citizens over this.The infantile, desperate attempts by the likes of Micron and the EU Commission to basically claim that the Oxford/Astra Zeneca vaccine is ineffective as a means of covering up their ineptitude are hardly likely to improve UK/EU relations.
I suspect they will be squirming a lot more in a few weeks as the success of our vaccine roll out becomes more apparent and they have even more flak coming their way from outraged EU citizens.
Actually it's blaming the all-controlling EU AND individual members making sovereign decisions.Yes, we also seem oddly affronted about decisions taken by independent sovereign countries.
The infantile, desperate attempts by the likes of Micron
Erm, here's one you made earlier, as they used to say ...The infantile desperate and deliberate mis-spelling of a name................
either he did and Johnson said nothing for his own political ends or Frosty the Showman is the shittest professional negotiator in history
Technically that's an epithet not a misspelling.Erm, here's one you made earlier, as they used to say ...
Well advised by semi-retired consultants, no doubt.It feels great to be free of that burdensome EU bureaucracy.....
https://www.standard.co.uk/business...businesses-uk-eu-borders-tariffs-b918659.html
I honestly thought that a trade deal would stave off the immediate impact of Brexit and it would be slow steady barely perceptible decline that we'd get used to as time went on. Looks like I was wrong and it's not much better than No Deal for a huge number of people.
According to some industry sources the government appear to be making matters worse by refusing to discuss changes to alleviate things because they want the EU to experience some of the pain that we are in order to force concessions from them. Effectively using the same "walk away option and political will to use it" strategy that we used for the trade deal that spectacularly failed. We really do have a government of idiots.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-exports-eu-trade-talks-latest-b1797559.html
I suspect our very own Comical Ali will be along very shortly to tell us that there's no impact for most people here and it's all scaremongering.
It feels great to be free of that burdensome EU bureaucracy.....
https://www.standard.co.uk/business...businesses-uk-eu-borders-tariffs-b918659.html
I honestly thought that a trade deal would stave off the immediate impact of Brexit and it would be slow steady barely perceptible decline that we'd get used to as time went on. Looks like I was wrong and it's not much better than No Deal for a huge number of people.
According to some industry sources the government appear to be making matters worse by refusing to discuss changes to alleviate things because they want the EU to experience some of the pain that we are in order to force concessions from them. Effectively using the same "walk away option and political will to use it" strategy that we used for the trade deal that spectacularly failed. We really do have a government of idiots.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-exports-eu-trade-talks-latest-b1797559.html
I suspect our very own Comical Ali will be along very shortly to tell us that there's no impact for most people here and it's all scaremongering.