EU warns it will not accept pig in a poke Brexit.

Oh dear

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Another Brexit benefit......

Perhaps one of the Tory reamers on ATD could mention just one single benefit of Brexit so far ??  Just one (Oh sorry I forget 13p off a bottle of Australian wine)

Priti Patel seriously exceeds Johnson as the most vile politician in the UK with her latest migrant dinghy plans and her threats to France.....Err excuse me Patel you voted to "take back control" of our borders remember

Get on with it you vile dwarf

Sarah Murphy calls it soooo much better than anyone else.....further words superfluous

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zyph wrote:

Funny how a driver shortage... IN MANY COUNTRIES AS WELL AS THE UK... suddenly has been jumped on by remoaners as obviously a Brexit problem...sounds like desperation is raising its ugly head by the ... we luv the EU whatever brigade.

Delving into the EU funded BBC's story regarding IKEA's UK business operation you will notice they do in-part blame the pandemic - which our rejoiners are somehow loathed to do. Naturally driver shortage and Brexit get a mention.


Now turn to my link where it says "10% of its stock, or 1,000 product lines" have supposedly been affected by Brexit which, if you continue reading, doesn't explain why IKEA's Dutch operation is suffering the "exact same product shortages". Where's the Brexit fault with that?


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This could be good news for the ATD's left and disgruntled clique. On becoming the new BBC director general, Tim Davie said this....


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However, for those who still want and expect unbiased reporting, Tim Davie's expectations could be short-lived.


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harvetheslayer wrote:

Oh dear

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Another Brexit benefit......

Perhaps one of the Tory reamers on ATD could mention just one single benefit of Brexit so far ??  Just one (Oh sorry I forget 13p off a bottle of Australian wine)

Priti Patel seriously exceeds Johnson as the most vile politician in the UK with her latest migrant dinghy plans and her threats to France.....Err excuse me Patel you voted to "take back control" of our borders remember

Get on with it you vile dwarf

Jabs.

How are you on this Brexit bonus Mouldy even closer to home ??......I can hardly wait

Catastrophic.....

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You asked for a Brexit benefit and I answered which is more than you do when people ask you questions.

The Brexit Bonanza is in full swing lately......Good old Boris

You can write the headlines in advance of the first catastrophe..............

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seadog wrote:

FFS! Greenlander we don't listen to experts now!

You lot don't listen to anybody.

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Oh dear

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Another Brexit benefit......

Perhaps one of the Tory reamers on ATD could mention just one single benefit of Brexit so far ??  Just one (Oh sorry I forget 13p off a bottle of Australian wine)

Priti Patel seriously exceeds Johnson as the most vile politician in the UK with her latest migrant dinghy plans and her threats to France.....Err excuse me Patel you voted to "take back control" of our borders remember

Get on with it you vile dwarf

Jabs.

Saving about £12bn a year.

Loads of big firms like Nissan investing in new plant.

Largest amount of jobs available in years.

Wages gone up for the common man by as much as 20% for the power paid.

Not having the wages set by what it costs to live in Poland.

My BIL getting a job with border force so he can moan about not being able to do his job either.

Huge opportunities for UK businesses to fill the gap from the imports. (My business is up 20% + this year which is due to Covid but it's all the rage to blame Covid losses on Brexit so have some back you feckin clown).

Listening to you cnuts moaning on a daily basis.

harvetheslayer wrote:

How are you on this Brexit bonus Mouldy even closer to home ??......I can hardly wait


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Even before EU money ended up in Truro's pockets it's important to remember that Britain was a net cash contributer who, like Germany, paid in vast sums of money that easily eclipsed that of other nations - they certainly had their pound of flesh from us and the Teutons. The UK was futher hamstrung by the 'Common Agricultural Policy' as France (predictably) pocketed the most with a 20% rebate followed by Germany and Spain 13% each, Italy 11%, UK 9%.

Who can remember the uproar When Brussels forced British farmers to erect permanent billboards thanking EU for cash grants...


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Brexit has a lot to answer for doesn't it?

Sri Lanka has experienced long queues to buy essential items amid tight lockdown measures to control the spread of Covid-19.
Shelves at government-run supermarkets have been running low - some even empty - with very little stock remaining of imported goods like milk powder, cereal and rice.
The government denies there are shortages and blames the media for stoking fears.
It follows the government declaring a state of emergency and Sri Lanka's Central Bank chief stepping down amid a foreign exchange crisis.
What has the government done?
On 30 August, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa announced strict controls on the suppIly of essential goods.
The government said this was needed to prevent traders hoarding food items and control inflation.
Sri Lanka is grappling with a depreciating currency, inflation and a crippling foreign debt burden.
The economic slowdown is of particular concern as until recently, Sri Lanka had one of the strongest economies in South Asia.
In 2019, it was upgraded to an upper middle-income country by the World Bank.
But at the same time, the country's debt burden has also been growing - from 39% of Gross National Income (GNI) in 2010 to 69% in 2019, according to the World Bank.

Bojo to be dragged away in chains facing corporate manslaughter charges? The remainers need to break the bubble they have lived in for the last five years and realise what an absolute shit show the new global economy is. More wealth created foreshore, more billionaires every day yet we have worldwide supply chain issues and more poor people than we have ever had. Wakey fookin Wakey.

The reason Sri Lanka is doing so well is because it is an Island.

Well i'll be darned, old Barners himself has seen the sovereignty light now!

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What a trooper.

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Some interesting snippets:

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Until that point, Johnson can largely deflect the blame for these problems onto the pandemic. Ford notes this goes down well with his base of "Leave" voters, many of whom are sick of being told that Brexit was a disaster, and often willing to believe other explanations.

Perhaps one day Johnson will deem it politically expedient to introduce greater mitigation against the downsides of Brexit. Yet even the timing of that is problematic: Admitting you need damage control means there is damage to control

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Well i'll be darned, old Barners himself has seen the sovereignty light now!

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What a trooper.

With old Barners threatening to stop immigration from outside the EU our remainers/rejoiners better get their skates on pronto if they want to leave little England for France.

I regret binning my old AA Route Planner as it might have been of some use to one of them.

harvetheslayer wrote:

The Brexit Bonanza is in full swing lately......Good old Boris


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Who is this Tim Walker....


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Be sure to read beyond Alistair Campbell.

I suppose when all one does is make u turns, reversing is unnecessary.

Guess what?

inbound checks on Food and agri products are being delayed YET AGAIN!

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TAKING BACK CONTROL OV ARE BORDERS!!

Earwegoagain wrote:

Brexit has a lot to answer for doesn't it?

Sri Lanka has experienced long queues to buy essential items amid tight lockdown measures to control the spread of Covid-19.
Shelves at government-run supermarkets have been running low - some even empty - with very little stock remaining of imported goods like milk powder, cereal and rice.
The government denies there are shortages and blames the media for stoking fears.
It follows the government declaring a state of emergency and Sri Lanka's Central Bank chief stepping down amid a foreign exchange crisis.
What has the government done?
On 30 August, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa announced strict controls on the suppIly of essential goods.
The government said this was needed to prevent traders hoarding food items and control inflation.
Sri Lanka is grappling with a depreciating currency, inflation and a crippling foreign debt burden.
The economic slowdown is of particular concern as until recently, Sri Lanka had one of the strongest economies in South Asia.
In 2019, it was upgraded to an upper middle-income country by the World Bank.
But at the same time, the country's debt burden has also been growing - from 39% of Gross National Income (GNI) in 2010 to 69% in 2019, according to the World Bank.

Bojo to be dragged away in chains facing corporate manslaughter charges? The remainers need to break the bubble they have lived in for the last five years and realise what an absolute shit show the new global economy is. More wealth created foreshore, more billionaires every day yet we have worldwide supply chain issues and more poor people than we have ever had. Wakey fookin Wakey.

Yeah only the EU doesn't to be having these supply chain issues, so not really sure what point you think your cut and paste is making?

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Guess what?

inbound checks on Food and agri products are being delayed YET AGAIN!

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TAKING BACK CONTROL OV ARE BORDERS!!

Yeah noticed that yesterday Clodagh. What an utter catastrophe this is. EU diplomat stated it had never been more easy to transport anything into the UK !

Starmer was  asked last night if he would stick by his promise of a 2nd referendum if Labour won the next election. He kinda fudged the answer. The answer has to be yes and there will be no close call next time at the ballot box

Biggest act of self harm orchestrated by the Tory filth in world political history.....endorsed by the likes of Ears and his rabid cabal. To think I fell for this bullshit makes it 10 times worse

Mind boggling if anyone has been listening to BBC Radio 2 this morning
They were talking to a Fish Merchant in the new facility in Manchester

Prior to Brexit they were fluctuating slightly around about £3,000 for a standard container of mixed fish

Today that same container costs......£14,000

Wonder how our fisherman Ears would like to spin that one out ??

harvetheslayer wrote:

Mind boggling if anyone has been listening to BBC Radio 2 this morning
They were talking to a Fish Merchant in the new facility in Manchester

Prior to Brexit they were fluctuating slightly around about £3,000 for a standard container of mixed fish

Today that same container costs......£14,000

Wonder how our fisherman Ears would like to spin that one out ??

Piece of piss. The rise in costs of containers is a worldwide crisis, fook all to do with Brexit, as my story about Sri Lanka makes the point admirably. Just Google world wide shipping costs and you would see why you moron.

if it wasn't for B rexit it would cost even more, god bless you Doris.

Goodbye litres and millimetres!!

Soon it will be legal, after the EU banned it, to buy a pint of beer again!

Thank you boris, our saviour.

Lifted for Mouldy so he can grind his teeth and think up for the 257th time some pathetic excuse

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