Chomper Higgot

It wasn’t me that introduced ‘probable’ and ‘rough guess’ of the numbers into the discussion. That was you, the basis of the argument you are making is based on your ‘probable’ and ‘rough guess’. I don’t owe you any numbers. Your arguments are groundless.

Having read your posts in this thread I can only come to one conclusion. It really does bother you that the children of an ethnic minority subjected to abuse might be given Justice.

Just as I though the nonsense couldn’t get any worse, you’ve dreamt up ‘a watch list for forthright politics views’.

‘Rough Guess’.

‘Probably’.

Well there were.

What would you do about all the begging letters if you won. Would you still send them?

You reminded me of happier times, thank you. But before you go, didn’t you make assumptions about my position on matters for which you had no knowledge? Yes you did.

well somebody was clearly aware of the delays that Brexit would cause. It’s why the UK Government spent £millions building lorry parks to deal with the delays Brexit was bound to cause. Unless of course you think they had a heads up that COVID checks were going to be necessary when the Government planned and built the lorry parks.

I suspect it’s because they want to take their cars with them to France.

The queues, costs and delays are all on the UK side, so are the related negative impacts.

I rather enjoy some blood sports.

Where in earth did that come from?

I doubt John Eastman or Jeff Clark would agree with you that this is all a ‘nothing burger’.

And backs GOP policy positions that will ensure he never is.

As I said earlier, I like to take people at their word.

You need to catch up with the real world. Increased costs and delays to British businesses that are a direct result of Brexit. There is no sense in which this is good news for the UK economy.

But it was a predicted outcome and it’s turned out to be correct.

I doubt you’ll find anyone who voted to be poorer.

I thought that was being given to the NHS, farmers, local regions or was it chums of the Government? In reality it’s being added to the operating costs of British business. These are direct costs of Brexit.

I like to take others at their word. Your words were Crystal clear. ???? There again, perhaps you don’t know where you are.

All a cost to business, all a drain on the UK’s already feeble productivity.

In business time and paperwork cost money.

Holiday travelers being delayed in the busiest day of the year is of course the news grabbing headline. But it’s not the real problem every day throughout the year freight traveled through the ports is delayed while the costly and time consuming customs paperwork the EU requires for imports from 3rd nations is completed. These costs and delays are loaded onto British businesses and are unequivocally a direct result of Brexit.

Oh dear, you are rambling with your off topic fixation on the Labour again. Let’s get back to Lizzy and her appalling performance last night. No matter the question put to her, she clearly hasn’t got a clue what she’s talking about. Best of all is he financial illiteracy. She’s promising to cut taxes from day one of a Lizzy Government, the only economist backing her and the economist she herself refers to, Professor Patrick Minford, has stated her tax cuts would increase inflation and drive base interest rates to at least 7%. Even higher prices for all consumers, rocketing mortgage payments for those buying their homes and higher borrowing costs to business. Bring it on Lizzy.