Oh, it doesn't matter. They'll read their Daily Express columns, watch an old bloke on Question time wanting the Royal Navy kill French fishermen, and applaud with gusto.
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Oh, it doesn't matter. They'll read their Daily Express columns, watch an old bloke on Question time wanting the Royal Navy kill French fishermen, and applaud with gusto.
bluethrunthru
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The Sir John Hayes referred to in that article is a Tory MP who actually voted for the deal - he's a pal of IDS - you know the IDS who denied that MP's needed any Parliamentary time to scrutinize the deal as they knew it was a good one anyway.
bluethrunthru
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Seems to me this isn't even news - just the realisation of another part of Project Fear
www.mirror.co.uk
Supermarkets face post-Brexit fruit and veg scarcity due to shortage of pickers
Government's failure to allow in enough EU workers and new rules limiting visas for seasonal pickers are expected to leave tonnes of crops to rot while shelves lie empty
www.mirror.co.uk
bluethrunthru
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The attestation d'accueil rules look to be something else Leave overlooked too
IDS is generally regarded by those in the army as the thickest twat that ever wore the uniform. He started off as a commissioned officer, but let's just say his descent into the more menial roles available was class leading.
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bluethrunthru
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so it seems the answer to all the red tape is new and probably more red tape ! Produce a roadmap which is described in parts as vague and look to introduce it without the other sides agreement - has all the hall marks of Frosty grandstanding again
Brexit: UK proposes new Irish Sea food checks from October
The details are contained in a roadmap shared with the EU, which has been seen by the BBC.
www.bbc.co.uk
metalblue
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It works the other way too, hallmarks for countries who are not a signature to the convention will not be recognised by the UK. As I’ve said before there are no winners in these things, it needs sorting for the benefit of both sides.
One point of correction to that article, Italy do accept the CCM even though they are not signatories currently.
west didsblue
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That just about sums it up. There are no winners out of Brexit on either side of the European divide other than providers of services introduced by all the new red tape, just a scale of losers with Great Britain being the biggest loser followed by NI. The winners will be Europe's competitors across the Atlantic and in Asia.
bluethrunthru
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Frosty the Showman again - professional negotiator my arse - they sell the very idea of Brexit as a thing that will deliver opportunities - 5 years later....nothing......nada.....not a clue and an administration so bereft of ideas they are looking to bring more expensive consultants to see what they can find............Brexit - The Big Lie.
bluethrunthru
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Well - they are going to pay Deloitte £140m to be the external input bit when in reality they set up their own task forced headed up by IDS should have done this and reported back to Johnson last month !!