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No need for brand new Free Trade Deals, it's closer to one hundred signed replicated existing deals actually. Plenty of others in negotiation and preparation too. The rest of the world is more than happy to trade with the UK and doesn't care about the EU and your fictitious claims.

Well the latter part of your post is what you are talking out of. The former part confirms that.

The deals have been happening since Brexit. The rest of the world does not care about the EU and are aware of its' petulant vindictiveness.

The Lib/Lab/Rejoin pact, the EU and posters here seem to believe it. They never fail to be outraged about it and are very afraid that it quash all their anti democratic plans.

Done enough to get us free from most of the EU subjugation, and more importantly, now in a position to freely and unilaterally keep working on the parts that don't work as they were intended to.

Getting Brexit done properly.

The high court rejected the legal challenge. First flights start on Tuesday.

Or the untrustworthy anti democratic Lib/Lab/Rejoin pact trying to return the UK to the EU.

With regard to Northern Ireland, there is no request for the EU to make an exception for UK. There are no usual EU regulations for transiting goods within a third country. I think that could be forbidden by the WTO. The EU should be even allowed an opinion on what happens between the mainland and NI, let alone interfere in it. Never mind, Article 16 will sort that out.

Certainly does. I don’t think you have much idea about industry generally and certainly not the construction industry.

As if there are not enough of them already, the europhiles and big business want to import more. Keeps down the costs, locals on zero hours and the chattering classes domestic help available & cheap.

Did you happen to have that Rumanian friend on speed dial? The workshy lefty socialist ones might.

Who was it said: Lies, damned lies and statistics.

Yes, and that’s why I voted for Brexit.

Various industries, not only ones related to supermarket products. I wouldn’t know about claiming benefits overseas and I’ve never been able to claim any in UK and certainly non overseas. Sorry I thought you were advising me through experience about the ease of claiming in France Belgium or Italy. Perhaps you could clarify with a Eastern European, cos they’re sure to know.

Working for low wages and still claiming benefits are not mutually exclusive. Only 16 hours per week and claiming UC. Then there’s a whole black economy. Plus all the education and health sponging etc.

Modern day cloggies are still bent out of shape about our old empire being bigger and better than theirs was.

Yes, that’s why we voted for it and Brexit.

Cheap EU labour dragged down the rates for all workers in various industries. I’ve never tried sponging benefits off France, Belgium or Italy. Didn’t you find that they made it too difficult for non-nationals?

I had a look through this thread and couldn't see anything from you. Maybe it was one of your baiting posts which was deleted? For your ongoing guidance: and in answer to the one question I can find:: Yes, the BBC is inherently biased and incapable of providing a balanced view as it is stuffed to the gunnels with raging lefties.

Mac Mickmanus 5780 Posted 46 minutes ago Once again, its the E.U interfering with the U.Ks sovereignty I think he gave you a clue to who’s fault there. Again

You could always claim an EU citizenship. Try staying there for a while. Don’t worry, nobody would mistake this forum to be an accurate representation of the British when there are so many posts similar to yours.

6.2 million of them applied for UK settlement. Surely that must be enough to keep our cheap labour supporters happy? Are they all still here, or just spending the last of their furlough cash at home before coming back to sign on for some benefits?

Which part? I can’t be expected to attend to every piece of nonsense you post. Was it something important you needed guidance on?

But those ardent EU lovers and socialist won’t admit that they love the idea of having cheaper Eastern European maids for their domestic servants; South Asian serfs to make and deliver cheap meals on wheels; and African labour for their firms. Michael O’Leary confirmed that again recently with his call for cheap imports to service his flights.