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postman
Because we taught 1/3 of the world how to speak it at the end of a rifle!
Learning how to say "Surrender" in English is a Darwinian process, it weeds out the slow learners.
Learning how to say "Surrender" in English is a Darwinian process, it weeds out the slow learners.
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postman
Here's the first of many consequences prepare to have your marks and spencer sandwiches confiscated!
"Welcome to the Brexit sir!"
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"Welcome to the Brexit sir!"
Dutch officials seize ham sandwiches of drivers arriving from UK
Personal imports of meat and dairy products into EU banned since Brexit transition ended
Atilla
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Teething problems. That's all.
Fishing industry should take advantage to switch exports to rest of the world I reckon. That's what I have in my notes. Mogey Govey and Farage all said so.
We have a great opportunity here. Just give it time.
www.reuters.com
mobile.reuters.com
Fishing industry should take advantage to switch exports to rest of the world I reckon. That's what I have in my notes. Mogey Govey and Farage all said so.
We have a great opportunity here. Just give it time.
'Brexit carnage': shellfish trucks protest in London over export delays
More than 20 shellfish trucks parked on roads near the British parliament and Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Downing Street residence on Monday to protest against post-Brexit bureaucracy that has throttled exports to the European Union.
British meat industry warns of border chaos as delays halt exports
The British meat industry warned on Monday of looming border chaos as post-Brexit customs checks between Britain and the European Union (EU) halt some cross-border meat flows even with volumes sharply reduced.
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postman
I think the current global pandemic with associated travel restrictions may have something to do with this.Teething problems. That's all.
Fishing industry should take advantage to switch exports to rest of the world I reckon. That's what I have in my notes. Mogey Govey and Farage all said so.
We have a great opportunity here. Just give it time.
'Brexit carnage': shellfish trucks protest in London over export delays
More than 20 shellfish trucks parked on roads near the British parliament and Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Downing Street residence on Monday to protest against post-Brexit bureaucracy that has throttled exports to the European Union.
British meat industry warns of border chaos as delays halt exports
The British meat industry warned on Monday of looming border chaos as post-Brexit customs checks between Britain and the European Union (EU) halt some cross-border meat flows even with volumes sharply reduced.
Atilla
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Thank goodness for that.
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Dowser
I can't believe the treacherous, malicious scumbags at the Guardian actually reported this, they must have done it through gritted teeth! Regardless, it's great news...
www.theguardian.com
Brexit has given competitive edge on car battery tariffs, says Nissan chief
Owner of UK’s largest car factory to push ahead with new Qashqai and says UK leaving the EU has been positive for the company
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I can't believe the treacherous, malicious scumbags at the Guardian actually reported this, they must have done it through gritted teeth! Regardless, it's great news...
Brexit has given competitive edge on car battery tariffs, says Nissan chief
Owner of UK’s largest car factory to push ahead with new Qashqai and says UK leaving the EU has been positive for the company
Well this is what Brexiters hoped would happen. As the dust settles we should encourage more manufacturing in the UK. Might even help with the effort on emissions reduction whilst bolstering jobs and wage growth.
Funny that Biden is going the other way. Mass uncontrolled immigration, cancellation of previous deals like the Canada pipeline, and the general decimation of the working and middle classes. The $15 minimum wage deal should secure the dems fate.
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So what did you expect.? To still be treated as a member of the club?
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Same as it ever was.
Protectionist racket which ensures a slow death.
EU share of world GDP declines every year.
This is what we told the remoaners over and over, but they just buried their heads in the sand as always.
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We don't need their club, never did.
Now is the time to step up and crack on, which will show them up to be a bunch of useless incompetents that they are.
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Hmmm, I'd suggest first of all actually reading the article and then following up with a gander at other sources concerning the European and UK car industries. I quite understand that a "competitive advantage" is being mooted but that point is rather undermined by the article itself:I can't believe the treacherous, malicious scumbags at the Guardian actually reported this, they must have done it through gritted teeth! Regardless, it's great news...
Brexit has given competitive edge on car battery tariffs, says Nissan chief
Owner of UK’s largest car factory to push ahead with new Qashqai and says UK leaving the EU has been positive for the company
"From 2027 all British and European carmakers will have to source batteries from either the UK or EU, as agreed in the Brexit deal, or face tariffs on their exports."
The implication being that the UK did not previously source batteries from the Far East and was therefore not able to compete...... or that the reverse was true. Either way that's an "alternative fact".
......And note the start date of 2027 - so even if there is indeed a competitive advantage, it starts in 6 years. Yippee.
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To behave like the wonderful outfit remainers claim them to be and not like a nasty, vindictive bunch of so-and-so's. If we were still an EU member then, likely as not Jon, you wouldn't have had your jab. So, really, you ought to be grateful you're no longer a part of the club!
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What about UK ?
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postman
Rishi Sunak sold UK Gold reserves and bought a 60% stake in GameStop, next month we will responsible for 18% of world GDP.What about UK ?
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The same. But now we have a chance to do something about it. EU as a bloc will continue to decline.What about UK ?
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In fact, the next country to leave could well be Italy. 🤣
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How likely are European countries to vote to leave the EU?
Italians were the most likely to favour their country leaving the European Union if the UK's post-Brexit economy was in good health in five-years' time, compared with the blocs other major players Germany, Spain and France.
www.euronews.com
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I dont' think so.
Maybe EU is managed by idiots but it is a great thing.
UK would like to restore its Empire with NZ and Canada but there is just a little problem, it lies in front of France, good luck importing stuff from NZ ...
Before pandemic I used to visit ad spend my money in UK pretty often, now I need a passport and I am too lazy to apply for it. 😁
So I will spend my money in Italy.
Switzerland has never been in EU but does not require passport for tourism...
Maybe EU is managed by idiots but it is a great thing.
UK would like to restore its Empire with NZ and Canada but there is just a little problem, it lies in front of France, good luck importing stuff from NZ ...
Before pandemic I used to visit ad spend my money in UK pretty often, now I need a passport and I am too lazy to apply for it. 😁
So I will spend my money in Italy.
Switzerland has never been in EU but does not require passport for tourism...
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postman
"Nearly half" - Thats a bigger majority than the UK had. 🤣How likely are European countries to vote to leave the EU?
Italians were the most likely to favour their country leaving the European Union if the UK's post-Brexit economy was in good health in five-years' time, compared with the blocs other major players Germany, Spain and France.
