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// The Observer will always take the negativity line //
Correct, really they should be writing positive articles about the top Brexit benefit the Minister of State for Brexit Opportunities chose to highlight this week...
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Correct, really they should be writing positive articles about the top Brexit benefit the Minister of State for Brexit Opportunities chose to highlight this week...
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if Brexit was such a disaster, why have the labour party not embraced rejoining the EU? surely it must be an election landslide certainty?
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Archibaldy, I have previously posted the main Brexit benefits on this site, reproduced again here for you.
- Blue passports
- The Crown Mark on pub glasses
- Mobile phone companies able to make roaming charges
(when using your phone in mainland Europe)
- Killing our honey-bees with EU banned pesticides
- Not having to insure ride-on lawnmowers used on private land
- Blue passports
- The Crown Mark on pub glasses
- Mobile phone companies able to make roaming charges
(when using your phone in mainland Europe)
- Killing our honey-bees with EU banned pesticides
- Not having to insure ride-on lawnmowers used on private land
from hoppy's link:
// "But official data last week showed, in the words of the Office for National Statistics, that UK exports of goods to the EU “increased for the third consecutive month in April 2022 and are at the highest levels since records began”.
As I said, the combination of implementation delays and the pandemic means, even six years on, it’s far too early to judge the impact of Brexit on the UK economy. The dislocation of war in Ukraine – which hits an energy importer like the UK far harder than energy exporters like the US – further complicates that assessment.
None of that stops the usual suspects from considering it axiomatic that the UK economy will always perform far worse outside the EU than had we remained a “member of the club”.//
// "But official data last week showed, in the words of the Office for National Statistics, that UK exports of goods to the EU “increased for the third consecutive month in April 2022 and are at the highest levels since records began”.
As I said, the combination of implementation delays and the pandemic means, even six years on, it’s far too early to judge the impact of Brexit on the UK economy. The dislocation of war in Ukraine – which hits an energy importer like the UK far harder than energy exporters like the US – further complicates that assessment.
None of that stops the usual suspects from considering it axiomatic that the UK economy will always perform far worse outside the EU than had we remained a “member of the club”.//
11.22 Think it's you who needs to apply for Asylum TTT
Preferably the Lunatic type , think they are called
Mental Health Hospitals in the UK now . There must be one near to where you live, that will take pity and admit you. You will have no problem passing the Qualification test, I promise you..... Good Luck.
Preferably the Lunatic type , think they are called
Mental Health Hospitals in the UK now . There must be one near to where you live, that will take pity and admit you. You will have no problem passing the Qualification test, I promise you..... Good Luck.
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