Actually we don't need to brainstorm all the benefits. The government have done it for us.
And I think you'll all agree it's been a whirlwind of benefit after benefit, given that the 14th best thing they could come up with is:
"Enabling businesses to use a crown stamp symbol on pint glasses. The Crown Stamp is a proud emblem of our heritage that people remain fond of. We have begun the process of allowing it to be used once again, a fitting tribute to Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee"
Hurrah!
Where did Blue passports come in the list?
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?Obviously a highly important benefit, that one came in at 12th!
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?
It’s all going swimmingly. That will show them remoanersShould be over in March, can’t wait to see the difference.
Where did Blue passports come in the list?
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.
My exact thought when he was given the job.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.
Yep. So we can have another 2008 crash and get the plebs to bail out the elite again.My exact thought when he was given the job.
I reckon his first big move will be massive deregulation of the banking sector.
That has to be satire, come on.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?
Exactly.Yep. So we can have another 2008 crash and get the plebs to bail out the elite again.
The people in charge didn't though.I thought they all knew what they voted for?
1000 regulations too. Why the fuck do we need to get rid of order. If they can still burn £50 notes in front of tramps and shag dead pigs in the mouth with these 1000 regulations in place it begs the question what on earth do they want to do again?View attachment 23806
It’s just such a short-sighted, headline-oriented approach to governing. Even if you never agreed with Brexit, you could get behind a serious project to make it a long-term success. Instead we’ve got “Find me a round number of things by the end of the month”
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.1000 regulations too. Why the fuck do we need to get rid of order. If they can still burn £50 notes in front of tramps and shag dead pigs in the mouth with these 1000 regulations in place it begs the question what on earth do they want to do again?
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
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 Heseltinewww.theguardian.com
Another sad and bitter man. Join the club of Heath, Major and Ken Clarke
Unpatriotic. Obviously.Well 71% of British exporters are clearly sad and bitter then
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
Booooo!About time.
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