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UK had 'one or two' Brexit teething issues on fishing, minister says


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6 hours ago, Tofer said:

The UK's foreign aid programme has, historically, surpassed any of the EU nations commitment.

I do not believe a word of this, especially in regard to Northern Europe countries. 

But I trust you can prove what you are writing here ? 

 

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4 minutes ago, Hi from France said:

I do not believe a word of this, especially in regard to Northern Europe countries. 

But I trust you can prove what you are writing here ? 

 

Mmmm....think you will find that is a red rag to a bull.......DYOR....555

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1 hour ago, Rookiescot said:

 

Yeah but corona virus..........

Never they say ...but Boris.........???? ????  

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Here's the rule:

18) Social Media content is acceptable in most social forums. However, in factual areas such as news, current affairs and health topics, it cannot be used unless it is from a credible news media source or government agency, and must include a weblink to the original source.

Your posts from Twitter, YouTube and Facebook will be removed if they are not from credible sources.   Trolling memes will also be removed.  

Since it is getting to be an onerous task to remove all this nonsense, perhaps suspensions will work?  That is up to you.

 

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On 3/13/2021 at 4:12 AM, Surelynot said:

Trade disruption ‘deeper and longer’ than we thought, says Michael Gove

Oh! If only we had known.......nobody, nobody said a word.........oh well, best get on and just suck it up.

get used to those clowns, they will take the whole kingdom down rather do anything that could renegade their Brexit ideals, including improving the custom process

you really have to hand it to Maybot with her exit plan from the CM, to please the hard core Brexiteers ????

she is more guilty than anyone,

Posted
1 hour ago, bkkcanuck8 said:

So much BS.... it is a good foil to blame the civil service, but it is a bunch of bullocks.   
 

An idealistic view of what happens in the world, so by and large the same bunch of what is keeping your ears apart. 

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1 hour ago, Surelynot said:

 

If at all possible....I would love for one of the stalwart Brexiteers to debunk this article, allowing me to sleep easier tonight.

Coming from The Grauniad, it is self-debunking.
If it gives gentle readers nightmares, you shouldn’t read it. You could hide it on the top shelf, or remember mother’s advice to not be scared because the bogey man is not real. 
Sweet dreams. 

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3 hours ago, Hi from France said:

About the red tape mess at the borders and the inability of the UK to reciprocate with its own red tape before 2022, we have the reason : this is not just software problems,

 

 

the national populists simply failed to recruit the custom agents 

 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/mar/13/collapse-of-trade-with-eu-will-last-until-the-summer

 

 

This leaves the UK in a strange asymmetrical situation since leaving the single market

we impose custom check on British imports, while EU exports in the UK are unimpeded

 

 

Here is a timetable of the controls that have already been imposed, and those that are upcoming.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/mar/13/eight-major-government-u-turns-on-post-brexit-controls

 

You don't understand. The government was getting ready for a no-deal situation, not for  deal situation! ????

If we leave without a deal, the Brexit readiness report includes details of the Government’s work to make sure that citizens and businesses are ready for Brexit on 31 October.

"The report also sets out the preparation underway to ensure that goods continue to flow smoothly across the UK and EU border after Brexit, with measures in place and information given to traders, businesses and hauliers on what they need to do to prepare before 31 October."

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/no-deal-readiness-report

 

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Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Surelynot said:

Was there any point to this post? Was it simply to point out you prefer news outlets controlled by rightwing, selfish billionaires?

actually it was the other way around, them being spot on on the state of journalism in the UK, they are being owned by billionaires with a political agenda ????

the fact that they state it as such, blatantly, is unusual for the mainstream press

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Posted
3 hours ago, Rookiescot said:

Always someone else's fault. Its not that you voted for a completely stupid idea.

If you’re still talking early delays, yes still Remainers fault. 
Brexit as an overall principle for the UK is still a great idea and we’re still loving it. 

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