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Also the EU have just blocked the Irish accepting the Covid Vaccine made in the UK from being transported to them, how nice.
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Originally posted by Jimenez
Also the EU have just blocked the Irish accepting the Covid Vaccine made in the UK from being transported to them, how nice. I don't think they've approved it yet.
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Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle
Nissan moving their battery making plant to Sunderland, stating that the UK has become a competitive place to do business since Brexit. Who would have thought! Great news. But one swallow does not make a summer Let's give it a few years and see how things are panning out. Hopefully for the better
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Originally posted by SW19 CPFC
Great news. But one swallow does not make a summer Let's give it a few years and see how things are panning out. Hopefully for the better Comparing the UK economy to the EU economy will be like comparing different sizes of s***e.
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Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle
Nissan moving their battery making plant to Sunderland, stating that the UK has become a competitive place to do business since Brexit. Who would have thought! Great news- just shows the E.U were fair after all! On a different note, funny seeing the scottish fishermen moaning they have been left with crates of shellfish that are held up with all the boris bureaucracy- you voted for it ! They threatened to dump it outside parliament- lots of business"s over here moaning today they have to pay more for returned goods by vat and customs duty coming back to the uk, than they make on the original deal, having to leave the goods with the couriers to keep- that worked out well Jacob!
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Originally posted by croydon proud
Great news- just shows the E.U were fair after all! On a different note, funny seeing the scottish fishermen moaning they have been left with crates of shellfish that are held up with all the boris bureaucracy- you voted for it ! They threatened to dump it outside parliament- lots of business"s over here moaning today they have to pay more for returned goods by vat and customs duty coming back to the uk, than they make on the original deal, having to leave the goods with the couriers to keep- that worked out well Jacob! If you want to think everything Is sh@te, guess what, it will be! Maybe try and think a bit more positively, Nissan are investing in the country and creating jobs, this after we have been told our economy will collapse.
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Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle
If you want to think everything Is sh@te, guess what, it will be! Maybe try and think a bit more positively, Nissan are investing in the country and creating jobs, this after we have been told our economy will collapse. Remainers will never think positively about anything related to Brexit, that is a given. There will be negatives and there will be positives, that is also a given and I do not believe any Brexiteers on here have said it would be easy. I am more than content with voting to leave, the EU will eventually implode, imo, and it will be fun to watch
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Originally posted by Jimenez
Also the EU have just blocked the Irish accepting the Covid Vaccine made in the UK from being transported to them, how nice. Not enough of their fingers in the pie? Let’s hope this doesn’t lead to unnecessary deaths, presumably Brexit will get the blame
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Originally posted by Jimenez
Also the EU have just blocked the Irish accepting the Covid Vaccine made in the UK from being transported to them, how nice. It's because they haven't approved it yet, but don't let get in the way of slagging them off.
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Originally posted by DanH
Reading the detail of the Nissan news it's basically that they are no longer planning on moving anything because we've managed to get a deal that means UK production will continue to meet EU standards and therefore does not impact upon their EU market access. So maintaining the status quo of what would have happened if we had stayed in the EU. Good to know that maintaining the pre-Brexit status quo is news to celebrate. Edited by DanH (22 Jan 2021 5.26pm) This proves that all the remainers scaremongering was, as we all knew, cobblers.
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Originally posted by DanH
It's because they haven't approved it yet, but don't let get in the way of slagging them off. And why have they not approved it? A lot of European nations are doing their collective pieces at the moment over the vaccination cock-up. I appreciate we are all guilty of assuming the bias of whatever side we support but on this particular issue, the EU have been beyond woeful. And for a nation like the R.O.I, it must be even more galling. I get why we all like to blow certain trumpets and ignore others but on this issue, there is really nothing positive to say about the EU approach. An approach which many people told us we should join in with. My mum has been offered the vaccine by both Guys hospital and also her Doctor. The UK really does appear to be well ahead of the curve on this one and that is thanks to Brexit.
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Originally posted by martin2412
This proves that all the remainers scaremongering was, as we all knew, cobblers. Ask a fisherman if it was cobblers.
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Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle
If you want to think everything Is sh@te, guess what, it will be! Maybe try and think a bit more positively, Nissan are investing in the country and creating jobs, this after we have been told our economy will collapse. So Nissan are going to continue in the country they already have a plant in, hardly cause for celebrating, just same as before, makes you wonder what all the bother was about doesn"t it by the leavers- i didn"t actually vote so could be said i shouldn"t have an opinion- just playing devils advocate!
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Originally posted by DanH
Reading the detail of the Nissan news it's basically that they are no longer planning on moving anything because we've managed to get a deal that means UK production will continue to meet EU standards and therefore does not impact upon their EU market access. So maintaining the status quo of what would have happened if we had stayed in the EU. Good to know that maintaining the pre-Brexit status quo is news to celebrate. Edited by DanH (22 Jan 2021 5.26pm)
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Originally posted by Matov
And why have they not approved it? A lot of European nations are doing their collective pieces at the moment over the vaccination cock-up. I appreciate we are all guilty of assuming the bias of whatever side we support but on this particular issue, the EU have been beyond woeful. And for a nation like the R.O.I, it must be even more galling. I get why we all like to blow certain trumpets and ignore others but on this issue, there is really nothing positive to say about the EU approach. An approach which many people told us we should join in with. My mum has been offered the vaccine by both Guys hospital and also her Doctor. The UK really does appear to be well ahead of the curve on this one and that is thanks to Brexit.
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Originally posted by croydon proud
The highest death rate per capita is Belgium. Luckily for them they’re still in the EU or they’d really be in trouble.
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Originally posted by croydon proud
Our death rate is appalling. But that has nothing to do with our vaccine programme. The reality is that the EU is being roundly slated for its poor performance on this. Causing all sorts of ructions from within. Come on, take a rational step back here. The EU has failed miserably on this particular issue. And people are going to suffer for it. I have an 85 year old Uncle who has already had both injections and my mum is having it done on Saturday, having been offered it by two different medical bodies. That is a real positive. If we had still been in the EU that would not be happening at this time.
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Originally posted by Matov
Our death rate is appalling. But that has nothing to do with our vaccine programme. The reality is that the EU is being roundly slated for its poor performance on this. Causing all sorts of ructions from within. Come on, take a rational step back here. The EU has failed miserably on this particular issue. And people are going to suffer for it. I have an 85 year old Uncle who has already had both injections and my mum is having it done on Saturday, having been offered it by two different medical bodies. That is a real positive. If we had still been in the EU that would not be happening at this time.
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Originally posted by croydon proud
Maybe that means every other country has a more efficient health service than we do?
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