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Remoaners Were Right - Again
Delays already building up.
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What with 9 years austerity doubling the national debt it was meant to tackle, too little too late repeatedly on Covid, and Brexit consequences, the Tory Party are getting the country into a Right mess.
Never mind, we're all in it together (except the richest folk whose fortunes tripled during Austerity, but that's Tory Privilege of course).
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What with 9 years austerity doubling the national debt it was meant to tackle, too little too late repeatedly on Covid, and Brexit consequences, the Tory Party are getting the country into a Right mess.
Never mind, we're all in it together (except the richest folk whose fortunes tripled during Austerity, but that's Tory Privilege of course).
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//Remoaners Were Right - Again//
What do you mean, "Again"? None of the predictions that the various incarnations of "Project Fear" made in order to try to terrify the electorate have come to pass thusfar. There was always bound to be short term disruption. It was accepted by those who voted to leave. That's what happens when you have politicians involved in the free flow of goods. The closure of Calais before Christmas was nothing to do with Brexit. Calais is always being closed for various reasons, usually to do with their fishermen. It always will. If Brexit will teach us anything it will be two things:
1. To keep our trading operations as far as possible away from EU countries.
2. To wean us off the lunatic idea that a huge proportion of our supplies should be routed though one small bottleneck that involves anybody in France.
What do you mean, "Again"? None of the predictions that the various incarnations of "Project Fear" made in order to try to terrify the electorate have come to pass thusfar. There was always bound to be short term disruption. It was accepted by those who voted to leave. That's what happens when you have politicians involved in the free flow of goods. The closure of Calais before Christmas was nothing to do with Brexit. Calais is always being closed for various reasons, usually to do with their fishermen. It always will. If Brexit will teach us anything it will be two things:
1. To keep our trading operations as far as possible away from EU countries.
2. To wean us off the lunatic idea that a huge proportion of our supplies should be routed though one small bottleneck that involves anybody in France.
There's moaning and moaning, or pointing out what one see's has a problem. If you don't moan/ point out a problem, then a lot of the time the problem will continue to get worse. Its a bit like eating out, if you're served up a load of rubbish, eat it , pay for it, and say nothing don't expect things to get any better, more like worse.
// My Gawd, how on earth did we manage beforewe joined the EU.//
we had a smaller economy and paid more in tax
fr'instance - the european cheque system never handled more than a billion a year. Last year electronic transactions were in excess of a trillion ( thousand time greater)
you probably really already knew that but pretended you didnt for greater effect ( and it is funnier if you say you dont know something you do - - side splitting)
we had a smaller economy and paid more in tax
fr'instance - the european cheque system never handled more than a billion a year. Last year electronic transactions were in excess of a trillion ( thousand time greater)
you probably really already knew that but pretended you didnt for greater effect ( and it is funnier if you say you dont know something you do - - side splitting)
// The closure of Calais before Christmas was nothing to do with Brexit. Calais is always being closed for various reasons, usually to do with Brexit. It always will be closed.//
how can anyone write this without a tongue in the cheek
to show the doctrinaire idle repetition of stale ideas who have had their day?
how can anyone write this without a tongue in the cheek
to show the doctrinaire idle repetition of stale ideas who have had their day?
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