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Originally posted by cryrst
Brexiteers should be the scruteneers not remainers. Ha, i will scrut the eu then, but you must not comment mate!
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Originally posted by croydon proud
Ha, i will scrut the eu then, but you must not comment mate! And we are looking quite pleased with ourselves- firm but fair apparently!
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Originally posted by Badger11
Once Brexit is done the next challenges in no particular order are: - Abolish The House Of lords Plenty to get on with. Have you ever seen Sir Humphrey's explanation as to why we will never have a national infrastructure board?
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Originally posted by croydon proud
Don't do away with it, but retain it ONLY to recognise, thank and honour people for charitable or other unpaid work. I can see no justification whatsoever for bestowing honours on individuals for success in business, sport, entertainment, etc., for which they will already have been handsomely remunerated.
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Originally posted by JRW2
Don't do away with it, but retain it ONLY to recognise, thank and honour people for charitable or other unpaid work. I can see no justification whatsoever for bestowing honours on individuals for success in business, sport, entertainment, etc., for which they will already have been handsomely remunerated. Yeah, that will suffice!
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Originally posted by Badger11
Interesting Farage declares war is over. I wouldn't use those words but he is basically happy with the deal. Crikey, he's changed his tune. On LBC yesterday evening he was mocking the rumoured deal, bewailing the PM's failure to protect our fishermen, and sarcastically praising Number 10's skill at using Christmas to produce a feel-good factor to offset disappointment over the deal.
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Surely would have got a better deal in the January sales.
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Originally posted by JRW2
Crikey, he's changed his tune. On LBC yesterday evening he was mocking the rumoured deal, bewailing the PM's failure to protect our fishermen, and sarcastically praising Number 10's skill at using Christmas to produce a feel-good factor to offset disappointment over the deal. I heard that on LBC as well. Talk about a U turn. What’s happened there? Boris slipped him a few quid to fall into line??
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Originally posted by Cpfc1861
SNP do make me laugh accusing the government of throwing their spud farmers under the bus by leaving single market whilst demanding independance from the Union where the spud farmers export more to. This is going to affect the livelihoods of literally dozens of Scottish Farmers. I'm really enjoying watching faux intellectual remainers squealing as they try and find reasons to explain why this is the terrible outcome that they have been preaching to everyone about for over 4 years.
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Originally posted by kevlee
Free trade deal is and always has been the most important issue and top priority. The price to be paid will be in the detail.
Plenty of ex-labour voters up for grab and with Brexit done, may not be keen on voting Conservative again. But Labour are hardly a valid choice either. Suspect that Starmer has most to fear, at least short term if Farage decides to stay in the game although it is not without risks. Thanks to all the retarded Second Referendum divs, Farage had a political challenge equivalent to shooting fish in a barrel. Could not have been easier. Even I cringed at times how simple it was for him. But having to formulate a wider and more encompassing political brand, different ball game altogether. We will see. Edited by Matov (24 Dec 2020 10.43pm) Edited by Matov (24 Dec 2020 10.44pm)
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Originally posted by kevlee
Free trade deal is and always has been the most important issue and top priority. The price to be paid will be in the detail. People who know me would readily vouch that I am a fervent member of that "Hard Brexit Brigade" and have been nodding in agreement with the ERG. In terms of the actual deal, we have heard the headlines but I am reminded of the adage "The devil lies in the detail". Edited by Willo (25 Dec 2020 10.44am)
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It looks the EU won on fishing but the UK won on much more.
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Originally posted by corkery
It looks the EU won on fishing but the UK won on much more. It appears as though a compromise was reached.The EU wanted a 14 year transition, the UK offered 3 years but a settlement was reached at 5.5 years. For avoidance of doubt I have not seen the text of the whole deal but the above is what has been mentioned. Edited by Willo (25 Dec 2020 10.38am)
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Originally posted by corkery
It looks the EU won on fishing but the UK won on much more. EU only get fisheries for a transitional period then they revert fully back to us from what I can see we have gained back everything we had lost regarding self governance borders courts ect whilst safe guarding the economy with little change to trade ect. A tell tale sign this is a good deal is that the remainers are hedging their frustrations at the fact we've opted out of that university scheme (were starting a new world wide one) so we have gone from no trade deal economic turmoil all alone in the world to free to make our own trade deals with pre existing trade continuing. We are the masters of our own destiny again so now onto CANZUK.
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