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Looks Like We Are Getting Ready For No Deal.....
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The best thing to do at this stage.
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"Our AB brexiteers want " no deal" don't they ?" I suspect, nearer the truth, is that they would prefer a fair, mutually beneficial deal; but the EU elite has no intention of agreeing one. I suspect most felt they were likely to try to make things difficult, but fewer thought that folk in such high power positions would be so obstinate and uncaring of the...
22:09 Tue 18th Dec 2018
"...meanwhile Little Britain, neglected by the very people who should be running it, slowly sinks lower into the economic mire."
Really? Take a look at the relative recent economic performance of the UK and that of most of the EU nations who seem to enjoy the benefits that their EU membership brings so much.
Really? Take a look at the relative recent economic performance of the UK and that of most of the EU nations who seem to enjoy the benefits that their EU membership brings so much.
Yes we are going to need those 3500 troops to fill in the gaps.
If there are a shortage of actors, stick a couple of squaddies on the stage. They can also make up any shortage of window dressers, drive the ice cream vans, and get into the operating theatres and do a few operations with their bayonets.
If they can write, they could issue prescriptions, and pull teeth.
This is limited only by our imagination.
If you need troops in your business or community, contact the Brexit Office.
Any requests? List them here.
If there are a shortage of actors, stick a couple of squaddies on the stage. They can also make up any shortage of window dressers, drive the ice cream vans, and get into the operating theatres and do a few operations with their bayonets.
If they can write, they could issue prescriptions, and pull teeth.
This is limited only by our imagination.
If you need troops in your business or community, contact the Brexit Office.
Any requests? List them here.
Minister of Defence (what would he know?) has indeed put 3,500 troops on standby under a plan named 'Operation Yellowhammer', according to the FT.
Govt has also announced that it is going to be rationing ferry space to allow essential supplies to keep reaching Britain.
You'll recall, of course, that not too long ago the very prospect that the govt might consider all this was 'never going to happen' 'project fear', a 'Brexit scare story' etc. etc.
Govt has also announced that it is going to be rationing ferry space to allow essential supplies to keep reaching Britain.
You'll recall, of course, that not too long ago the very prospect that the govt might consider all this was 'never going to happen' 'project fear', a 'Brexit scare story' etc. etc.
Planning something just in case, is different from enacting it.
I read that some business groups are now complaining that companies actually need to spend in order to thrive in changing circumstances. Who'd have thought that would be necessary ? And that hundreds of thousands of incompetant businesses have yet to start putting plans together, and cannot be expected to be ready in such a short space of time (presumably they mean the 730 days notice they had). But that's the way of business. The poorly run ones get into trouble and those with someone sensible at the helm tend to take over.
I read that some business groups are now complaining that companies actually need to spend in order to thrive in changing circumstances. Who'd have thought that would be necessary ? And that hundreds of thousands of incompetant businesses have yet to start putting plans together, and cannot be expected to be ready in such a short space of time (presumably they mean the 730 days notice they had). But that's the way of business. The poorly run ones get into trouble and those with someone sensible at the helm tend to take over.
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