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Brexit never? Britain can still change its mind, says Article 50 autho
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Karcist
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It`s beginning to remind me of Iraq.
On the eve of war, under Blair, a majority of people in Britain supported regime change, on a wave of jingoism, wishful thinking, and propaganda.
Whereas Brexit was.....
......oh, feck it. You know where this is going. Remainers don`t need to be told and Brexiters don`t want to hear it.
Depressed and bored with the whole shitstorm. Just wish it was all done and sealed and we can see what we`re up against in our Brave New World.
On the eve of war, under Blair, a majority of people in Britain supported regime change, on a wave of jingoism, wishful thinking, and propaganda.
Whereas Brexit was.....
......oh, feck it. You know where this is going. Remainers don`t need to be told and Brexiters don`t want to hear it.
Depressed and bored with the whole shitstorm. Just wish it was all done and sealed and we can see what we`re up against in our Brave New World.
This will be the brave new world where no country will want to sign a trade agreement with us will it? Why would they if we pass legislation that says we can unilaterally disregard any agreement we enter into.
FT reporting that the UK-Japan trade deal includes stricter state aid rules than those we want from the EU.....maybe Liz didnt notice in her halfwitted excitement
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Can always trust those finance types despite the bad reputation....
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If this govt says something is white, I just assume its black. Its a deliberate policy to lie and to discredit the whole of the political system and just rely on fear, rigging and manipulation every 4 years. Treacherous criminals.
Has been for a while - was pretty fair minded during the Brexit debate, and also during the Greek crisis.
You don't get out of it that easily, Jake - you are under observation.
Alternatively they might not be too keen on dealing with a Country that wobbles every time it's threatened by the EU....
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I noticed it a while back too...but found my ingrained prejudice was making it hard to accept!
Glad you two have picked up on it....feel a bit less like I`m going senile and turning into some kind of gammon, now.
Won't be too long before you wear a golf jumper and bore everyone in your local pub by talking about house prices and the stock marketI noticed it a while back too...but found my ingrained prejudice was making it hard to accept!
Glad you two have picked up on it....feel a bit less like I`m going senile and turning into some kind of gammon, now.
Won't be too long before you wear a golf jumper and bore everyone in your local pub by talking about house prices and the stock market
Now I’m not one to be paranoid.....but just stop following me you creep....
One of the many things it makes sense to leave as it is
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Interesting, though, when we invested in Gallileo one of the things the UK insisted on was that no, "3rd," countries could have access to the system.
Agreed - stupid to try and develop a standalone system.
It only cost £500m to find out that it was a stupid idea. I could have told them that for considerably less money.
My cat could have told them that in return for a tin of tuna