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53 minutes ago, Throatwobbler said:
Because markets hate uncertainty. The pound has jumped because now the markets know what is happening. Don’t be fooled into thinking that just because the pound has risen that this means it is a good deal for the UK.
Why is a high pound good for the UK .
The high Bhat isnt good for Thailand /the high Deutsmark wasnt good for Germany
Having a high currency isnt necessarily a good thing
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1 hour ago, Loiner said:Judging from the increased bitterness of their recent posts, I think the only thing we can assume is that we have no friends from across the water. The vitriol and bile posted by the europosters is only surpassed by a couple of those who prefer a cloak of anonymity.
I really cannot see us winning the Eurovision 2021 song contest .
UK "Null" points
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1 hour ago, Hi from France said:
In the UK , we don't really eat fish
Cod and chips now and then , but fish is not really something we eat .
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1 minute ago, Throatwobbler said:
When a deal is made between two parties the side that comes rushing out to say what a great deal they have got is the side that got the <deleted>ty end of the stick. Boris has been quick to boast. Let’s wait for all the details but it looks like the UK has got the <deleted>ty end of the stick.
Aare you forgetting the French side , who have claimed victory and the UK "folding " in the last few days , BEFORE any deal was agreed upon ?
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2 hours ago, Susco said:
My condolences to those leavers, who always insisted that they would leave without a deal which Boris claimed he would, as they didn't need the EU and would never back down on the fishing rights, but now have to live with the consequences that Boris once again lied and sold them out to the EU
More lies .
The suggestion was that we would leave without a deal if we got offered unfavorable/unfair terms
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2 hours ago, oldhippy said:
Now that there is a deal, will corpuschristie insist that the food aid that Germany sent, be redirected to Africa?
False, can be called a lie .
No food aid was sent from Germany .
Just a different means of transport , flight instead of a lorry .
Complete fallacy to state it was "aid", just using a different means of transport
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2 hours ago, GrandPapillon said:
ok Boris surrendering will be announced in a few hours today ????
the deal is done, they have to read proof it and make it official to the press
then we have to wait for the UK parliament approval and the EU27 approval, so we could be in for another 6months battle next year, so all good ????
Nope , the UK is out the E.U , we have signed new agreements with the E.U .
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39 minutes ago, puipuitom said:
So, next negotiations in German, French or another EU member country's language
As a London trader told me
when you know two languages, you are bilingual
with 3, you are triple lingual
with 4.. you are en genius
with just only one... you are British
You speak my language , I have no need to learn yours
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19 minutes ago, soalbundy said:
The lorry drivers should consider it as practice if there is a no deal this will be the new normal. Lufthansa flew in 90 tons of perishable goods for Aldi and Tescos.
That would be an improvement , cut down on lorrys on the road , pollution and food gets to the UK fresher .
Hopefully it will be the new normal , get all the trucks off the road
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54 minutes ago, jvs said:
i was just going to watch a live broadcast about Brexit but it has been postponed,
deal or no deal?
My bet is on deal.
I have a feeling that Boris and European commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen are going to announce their engagement with a Summer weeding .
"After being together four years , we have decided to make our relationship official , he visits as often as he can and phones me most nights . We will have a April Wedding, because our babies due in May"
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20 minutes ago, champers said:
The queuing drivers and their passengers have no toilet or washing facilities, many have no access to food and drinks and they have just been left to their own devices by the Government. The army should have been mobilised setting up food kitchens and washrooms along with Covid testing. The Government has behaved shamelessly, poorly and they have demonstrated to the world how grossly incompetent they are.
I do think the French Government should have provided those for their fellow Countrymen
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2 hours ago, pegman said:
It is widely regarded as an apartheid state so from that base how can there be many redeeming factors to it.
No it isnt , ALL Israeli citizens have equal rights , whatever their Religion , Gender or ethnicity .
Only Anti-Israelis call Israel an "Apartheid state"
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11 minutes ago, puipuitom said:
Ask why the English did not show up with a 10.000 fast corona tests. Problem could have been solved 24 h ago.
Course it couldnt .
You expect 10 000 people to get get tested at the same time, all get their results and all get on a boat across the channel at the click of a finger !!!!!!!!
24 hours ago, the port wasnt even open for them to arrive in France
Just another Brit bashing post
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2 minutes ago, Opl said:
it starts with a promise (manipulation) -> ends as a prediction (illusion)
be happy it's XMas!
We had that discussion about those quotes this morning in the other thread , could you read/join the other thread ?
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4 minutes ago, puipuitom said:Six of a lot more biggest ( British) lyers ever.
It was explained that those were not lies , it was peoples lack of understanding English that was the problem .
People who didnt know what "could" means , thought those slogans were lies .
People who speak English fluently know the difference between a promise and a prediction
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4 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:
The real mistake was to swallow the Brexit lie that ‘they need us more than we need them’.
Who told that "lie" , or did you errrrrm just make that "lie" up ?
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3 hours ago, paddypower said:
a quick summation: all indications are that 1. there will be no tariffs; 2. an arbitration clause for any disagreements about the level playing field issues and 3. fishing rights is going to be so open to interpretation that both sides can claim a win. 3 years of kickers in a knot and ...it's a draw. what a bunch of knackers - I'm off for a pint, then.
Had we stayed in the E.U , you would be going out for 0.6 liters
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2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:Aren’t you on the cusp of getting what you voted for?
Yes, I just wanted to leave the E.U.
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1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:I guess we are now just hours away from finding out what Brexit means.
Mass starvation because of no food from the E.U.
No one to pick our crops and we will all starve .
No anti biotics from the E.U and we will die of infections .
800 000 unemployed .
No nurses to work in hospitals
Fuel supplies interrupted .
If *could* means a promise that it will happen , then those are the things Remainers promised us what would happen in the UK if the UK left the EU .
Although I am quite sure on this occasion, "could" will have a different meaning
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1 minute ago, Surelynot said:I agree...what on Earth was he thinking????
It wasnt him who made the letter public .
Boris was praising the work the deceased had done , in a private letter
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2 minutes ago, Surelynot said:
Yep....dyed in the wool Leaver....pfft.....just a chancer...
Personal letters sent to the deceased's Wife , where he was offering his condolences , really shouldnt be used to show a persons political preferences .
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3 minutes ago, Hi from France said:
Bah
Boris wanted to become Prime Minister so he switched his discourse from a Remainer's discourse to a Brexiteer's discourse.
Thats a lie .
Boris was s Euro sceptic in the 1990's and this is before just prior to the 2016 referendum
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1 minute ago, JonnyF said:
Exactly.
Same as the red bus. If someone said to me "Let's go to Australia on holiday in 2024" I wouldn't take that as a promise that was set in stone and we were definitely going to Australia in 2024. It's a suggestion about what we could do, if we so choose. It's an option.
Still, Remainers love to misquote and partially quote. Same as the Liam Fox "easiest deal in history" quote. They never quote that he said "should be" and qualified it with the following line.
Deliberately misleading, and disingenuous in the extreme. Very underhand.
And they are also the ones who keep calling people liars and fools whilst still not being able to comprehend basic English .
"Lets go to the beach today, it should be nice weather "
*It rained today, you lied about it being sunny today*
Errrr OK
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5 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:
Since you don’t seem to understand a ‘prediction’ only becomes a true statement when the predicted result occurs, you are indeed wise to eschew teaching
No, a prediction remains a prediction , it doesnt change .
Also , if you suggest something "could " happen , and it doesnt happen , that doesnt mean ................cannot be bother with teaching basic English, sorry
UK tells EU: back down by Sunday night or we'll walk
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Its about principles .
You can have the fish, as long as we agree to it .
You cannot just come and take them without our consent