bluethrunthru
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Having killed anything to do with fish they are now choking off the supply chain to the arts.............probably for the best as none of the graduates would be able to tour would they?
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west didsblue
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Having killed anything to do with fish they are now choking off the supply chain to the arts.............probably for the best as none of the graduates would be able to tour would they?
And of course they will get away with it. The arts are seen as elitist by too many people and a populist government only has to appeal to around half the population which is exactly what this government is trying to do, however much the other half feel they are being shat on.
bluethrunthru
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And of course they will get away with it. The arts are seen as elitist by too many people and a populist government only has to appeal to around half the population which is exactly what this government is trying to do, however much the other half feel they are being shat on.
until those people can't go and see Ed Sheeran or take the kids to a panto then the penny might drop - when footie grounds and race courses are full it will be hard to blame the absence of arts and culture events on Covid....
Ifwecouldjust.......
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Having killed anything to do with fish they are now choking off the supply chain to the arts.............probably for the best as none of the graduates would be able to tour would they?
Disdain for intellectuals and the Arts is an early sign of the onset of fascism.
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Michael Barnier admitting it is easier to get things done away from the EC bureaucracy. Just what the majority who voted for Brexit have said all along.
bluethrunthru
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Michael Barnier admitting it is easier to get things done away from the EC bureaucracy. Just what the majority who voted for Brexit have said all along.
Thats incredibly true - I mean look in just 100 days they have managed to close shell fishing, deep sea fishing, milk, cheese and meat exports, the haulage industry, what is left of steel production to name but a few things they have managed to do - they should be patting each other on their backs
west didsblue
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Is this in relation to vaccines or something else?Michael Barnier admitting it is easier to get things done away from the EC bureaucracy. Just what the majority who voted for Brexit have said all along.
Zuriblue
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Fuck knows.Is this in relation to vaccines or something else?
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Seems to be a Gray area.Is this in relation to vaccines or something else?
Vaccines. He didn't mention that the UK had gazumped the EU's contract.Is this in relation to vaccines or something else?
It was just a couple of minutes in a 20-minute radio interview, aimed at Le Pen (and linked to Farage undermining the EU from within). Learn lessons from the factors that caused 17m in the UK to vote Leave, but promote the added value of the EU. Brexit has weakened the EU, but it's certainly weakened the UK.