The EU: In, out, shake it all about.... (44 Viewers)
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Obviously a highly important benefit, that one came in at 12th!
skybluetony176
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What about benefits to the litmus paper test of brexit, fishing? How have they spun not taking back control of our waters, the fishing industry losing access to market and loss of access to waters including EEA waters which is leaving the country’s biggest factory ship (was responsible for the majority of cod landed in the UK) in dry dock for over 12 months now as a bonus?
Errrr excuse me, I think you'll find we have taken back control of our waters thank you very much.
"Taken back control of our waters. The deal we struck with the EU and our new Fisheries Act allow us to chart a course once again as an independent coastal state, bringing more quota for British fishermen and new opportunities for our coastal communities from Lewrick and Peterhead at the north-eastern end of Scotland to Brixham and Newlyn at the south-western tip of England."
skybluetony176
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skybluetony176
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Then there’s also this that got lost in the partygate noise.
www.independent.co.uk
Significant for a few reasons. Firstly it was a 2019 GE pledge by the Tories to at minimum match this EU funding so another broken election pledge. Secondly they covered this on Peston a little last night and on the whole the regions that are seeing the biggest losses as a percentage are the poorest so so much for levelling up.
UK’s Brexit replacement for EU regional funding cuts payments by billions
Levelling-up promise broken by government
www.independent.co.uk
Significant for a few reasons. Firstly it was a 2019 GE pledge by the Tories to at minimum match this EU funding so another broken election pledge. Secondly they covered this on Peston a little last night and on the whole the regions that are seeing the biggest losses as a percentage are the poorest so so much for levelling up.
Frostie
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The ones that are made by a French-Dutch company & imported from Poland.
Oh the delicious irony.
skybluetony176
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In more news Jacob Rees-Mogg is asking Sun readers to tell him what it was they voted for in 2016.
Someone should send him a link to the Brexit benefits thread on here. I think we just about covered it.
Sun readers, tell me of ANY petty EU regulations that should be abolished
WHEN the Prime Minister announced the Brexit deal in December 2020, he said: “We have taken back control of laws and our destiny. We have taken back control of every jot and tittle of our regulatio…
www.thesun.co.uk
Someone should send him a link to the Brexit benefits thread on here. I think we just about covered it.
Sick Boy
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He’s the last person the working man should want in charge of deregulation.In more news Jacob Rees-Mogg is asking Sun readers to tell him what it was they voted for in 2016.
Sun readers, tell me of ANY petty EU regulations that should be abolished
WHEN the Prime Minister announced the Brexit deal in December 2020, he said: “We have taken back control of laws and our destiny. We have taken back control of every jot and tittle of our regulatio…www.thesun.co.uk
Someone should send him a link to the Brexit benefits thread on here. I think we just about covered it.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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My exact thought when he was given the job.
I reckon his first big move will be massive deregulation of the banking sector.
clint van damme
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In more news Jacob Rees-Mogg is asking Sun readers to tell him what it was they voted for in 2016.
Sun readers, tell me of ANY petty EU regulations that should be abolished
WHEN the Prime Minister announced the Brexit deal in December 2020, he said: “We have taken back control of laws and our destiny. We have taken back control of every jot and tittle of our regulatio…www.thesun.co.uk
Someone should send him a link to the Brexit benefits thread on here. I think we just about covered it.
I thought they all knew what they voted for?
skybluetony176
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Yep. So we can have another 2008 crash and get the plebs to bail out the elite again.
skybluetony176
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If they’re so easy to find A) why haven’t they already found them and B) why are they asking bottom of the gene pool Sun readers what they are?
skybluetony176
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Also I’ll doubt that you’ll find it in the UK press but remember when hormone injected beef was project fear?
m.independent.ie
Remember. We hold all the cards.
UK will be told to lift ban on hormone-treated beef to join key trade bloc, leaked memo suggests
The UK will be told to lift its ban on hormone-treated beef to achieve its post-Brexit dream of joining a key trade bloc, a leaked government memo suggests.
m.independent.ie
Remember. We hold all the cards.
Sick Boy
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That has to be satire, come on.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Exactly.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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The people in charge didn't though.
That's why they're asking the people that kept on saying "we know what we voted for" what on earth the point of all this was.
skybluetony176
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NorthernWisdom
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Cue 'dribbling Europhile' comments...
www.theguardian.com
Why the panic among Boris Johnson’s allies? Because they know Brexit is unravelling | Michael Heseltine
There is an air of desperation in attacks from those on the right and their supporters in the press, says the former deputy prime minister Michael Heseltine
It's a joke that he's allowed to say this and get away with it when even his own government's analysis shows it to be bollocks
Jacob Rees-Mogg says little evidence Brexit hit trade
The Brexit benefits minister says Covid is behind trade falls, and Brexit is helping the economy.
www.bbc.co.uk
skybluetony176
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It’s complete bollocks. Our share of world trade is down 15% as a result of Brexit. It’s irrelevant if world trade is £11 or £11 trillion. We’re taking 15% less, simple as.It's a joke that he's allowed to say this and get away with it when even his own government's analysis shows it to be bollocks
Jacob Rees-Mogg says little evidence Brexit hit trade
The Brexit benefits minister says Covid is behind trade falls, and Brexit is helping the economy.www.bbc.co.uk
Reducing regulation has worked so well in the past, like with the banking crisis and Grenfell. But hey who needs to learn from the past when there's short term headlines to fill.
Post truth world I am afraid. Or alternative facts.It's a joke that he's allowed to say this and get away with it when even his own government's analysis shows it to be bollocks
Jacob Rees-Mogg says little evidence Brexit hit trade
The Brexit benefits minister says Covid is behind trade falls, and Brexit is helping the economy.www.bbc.co.uk
Grendel
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Cue 'dribbling Europhile' comments...
Why the panic among Boris Johnson’s allies? Because they know Brexit is unravelling | Michael Heseltine
There is an air of desperation in attacks from those on the right and their supporters in the press, says the former deputy prime minister Michael Heseltine
Another sad and bitter man. Join the club of Heath, Major and Ken Clarke
What is sad and bitter about pointing out the destruction Brexit is causing?
skybluetony176
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Meanwhile in project reality
www.cityam.com
Survey: Three-in-four UK exporters say Brexit trade deal stopping growth
Just under three in four British exporters believe the UK-EU post-Brexit trade deal is not helping them increase sales, according to a new survey from the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC). The survey found 71 per cent of businesses disagreed with the statement that Boris Johnson’s trade deal...
skybluetony176
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skybluetony176
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Sinn Féin: 'Time to plan for a united Ireland,' says Michelle O'Neill
Michelle O'Neill says the UK does not prioritise people here "unionist, nationalist, or other".
www.bbc.co.uk
#projectfear
Sick Boy
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About time.Sinn Féin: 'Time to plan for a united Ireland,' says Michelle O'Neill
Michelle O'Neill says the UK does not prioritise people here "unionist, nationalist, or other".www.bbc.co.uk
#projectfear
skybluetony176
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Booooo!About time.
Seriously though I’m not at all surprised. Got members of my own Protestant family thinking that a united Ireland offers their best future. Unthinkable pre 2016.
