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Great news 15:12 - Dec 24 with 3546 viewsNortbankboy

Boris has agreed a compromised deal.
farage and the brexi t boys won't like that.
Suck it up
[Post edited 24 Dec 2020 15:13]
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Great news on 15:19 - Dec 24 with 2576 viewsfelixstowe_jack

He has achieved a lot in 12 months. He won an election, got the brexit bill through parliament, left the EU on 31st January 2020, sorted out the worlds largest ever trade deal in less than 11 months.

Poor uncle Jeremy must be crying in his allotment but at such decisive action.

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Great news on 16:12 - Dec 24 with 2548 viewsonehunglow

a no deal would have seen unprecedented poverty in this country.Only Farge and his "class" would have been immune.

Yet Valley people voted for this preening cretin

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Great news on 18:20 - Dec 24 with 2501 viewspikeypaul

Northbankboy,looks like once again you are wrong



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Great news on 18:40 - Dec 24 with 2496 viewsCatullus

Speaking as one of the "brexit boys" I am very happy a deal has been done.

Maybe people can stop moaning now, there will not be a "NO DEAL" disaster. Everyone can stop going on about it and look to the future.

Maybe now the brexit thread can be removed, there's no need for it.

Just my opinion, but WTF do I know anyway?
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Great news on 23:15 - Dec 24 with 2448 viewsJack_Meoff

Don’t forget how many tens of billions of pounds he’s siphoned into private hands from the public purse in the form of dodgy PPE contracts and the Track and Trace debacle. Phenomenal achievement indeed.

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Great news on 00:38 - Dec 25 with 2419 viewsSlugster664

...don't forget the billions handed out in furlough payments

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Great news on 08:51 - Dec 25 with 2360 viewsmajorraglan

I believe this is one of the stupidest posts I have read in a while. You cant equate the dodgy PPE contracts, the debacle of Track and Trace (the Brexit Ferry contract was another shambles) with furlough payments.
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Great news on 10:26 - Dec 25 with 2334 viewsFieryJack

Yes you can...if you're a monstrous knob-head like slugster.
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Great news on 11:00 - Dec 25 with 2323 viewsA_Fans_Dad

What a deluded post.
Everybody Brexit has been proved right, as long as we are no longer ruled by the EU and that is still not certain in some areas.
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Great news on 18:27 - Dec 25 with 2224 viewsKilkennyjack



Looking forward to Irish bordee being in the Irish Sea.

Bexit has delivered a United Ireland in all but name.☘️
[Post edited 25 Dec 2020 18:28]

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Great news on 18:31 - Dec 25 with 2214 viewsonehunglow

I am just glad a deal is done.
Frankly, I do not give a monkeys about Ireland .
If they want to break away then they can get on with it.
Fook em.

The island is a boil in the arse for us

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Great news on 18:51 - Dec 25 with 2200 viewsKilkennyjack



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Great news on 18:55 - Dec 25 with 2192 viewsSlugster664

Because you say so yeah? But billions have been paid out in furlough payments...have they not?

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Great news on 18:58 - Dec 25 with 2190 viewsSlugster664

Oooooooooooh, you're hard Mr Keyboard Warrior

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Great news on 19:00 - Dec 25 with 2187 viewsonehunglow

Billions have.
This govt would never ever receive any credit at all from most in Wales being so utterly strangled by class war.

Pitiful.

Labour would have given more ,wouldn't they and from where?

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Great news on 21:01 - Dec 25 with 2140 viewsKilkennyjack



Its a crap deal.

At Budget time in March 2021:
The UK National Debt is estimated to be £1.82 trillion.
Labour could not have exceeded this.

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Great news on 21:30 - Dec 25 with 2127 viewsCatullus

Labour couldn't have exceeded this? Well obviously if they had given out more money, spent more on the NHS, they could have. It's completely silly to argue about that though. Whoever was in government, they needed to do what Bojo did or countless thousands of people would have been totally screwed.

It still comes down to a simple thing, when no deal was on the cards people heavily criticised Bojo but now there is a deal that is wrong too for those people.

Keep calm and carry on.

Just my opinion, but WTF do I know anyway?
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Great news on 23:17 - Dec 25 with 2107 viewsJack_Meoff

What point you making here slug? Because of furlough the government have free reign to loot the treasury on behalf of their mates?

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Great news on 03:05 - Dec 26 with 2075 viewsSlugster664

No not saying that...I'm saying people forget the great financial benefits they've had from this government, yet they still moan about something! I've lost almost 7 months employment this year, not a penny to help me from our government. I bet more than half the tosspots whinging on here have received a shi1tload, especially the lefty benefit scroungers. I bet Northbankboy wouldn't be moaning about them if his business was still going...

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Great news on 10:09 - Dec 26 with 2014 viewsfelixstowe_jack

Without furlough unemployment would have increased by another million people, who would then receive unemployment benefits. At least there is a possibility they will have jobs to go back to

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Great news on 10:24 - Dec 26 with 2001 viewsFireboy2

Its unfortunate that you are one of the many who didnt qualify for the furlough payments.

I know quite a few who are in the same boat and were told by government advisors that they will have to go out to work to make ends meet when we were in the first national lockdown and should not have left the house.

Then on the other side you have small business people who claimed successfully for the furlough payments then still went out to work when they shoulnt have, therefore almost doubling their income, they are the ones who you should be aiming your ire at.

After what you have been through I'm quite surprised that you still stick up for this lot in charge.
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Great news on 10:40 - Dec 26 with 1995 viewsonehunglow

Sticking up?
Nope,just stating the case that even the vile scum Tories can come up with something good.
Meanwhile ,the filth on Labour are planning to defy Sir Keir and vote against the deal.These people never wanted a deal at all and were always leavers -at any cost-as they see EU as a capitalist cadre.

People need to free themselves of class war.

Personally,I d stick up for anyone who has done something worthy of praise and this deal is.

Free us from Class War

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Great news on 11:31 - Dec 26 with 1974 viewsJack_Meoff

I'm genuinely sorry you've not received any support, that's horrible. Yes, the furlough scheme has undoubtedly helped some, and credit to the government for that. It has also failed to help many, like yourself.

The cronyism and corruption seen this year in handing out contracts has been absolutely off the scale though. We've gone from beyond corruption into blatant theft. In fact, there's a case to be made that if they'd made as much effort into getting things working (like test and trace) as they did in giving public money to their mates then we'd not still be in this mess in nearly January.
These are two separate issues (this and the furlough scheme) and should be treated as such.

Hope things pick up for you in the new year. 👍
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Great news on 11:48 - Dec 26 with 1963 viewsNortbankboy

I'm sorry to hear that mate.you should have received help that is wrong.
Myself i have not received a penny off the government either.

But it is what it is.
4 years wasted in negotiations to end up with a deal the same as we started or worse.
Sold our fishing industry down the river.
No protection for workers rights.
But you would not expect a Tory government to look after workers rights would you?.
But

I've never seen the country so divided by this brexi t vote.But that is what the tories do.
Let's all move on and move forward and try to rebuild the mess this country is in.
Let's unite and beat this virus together
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Great news on 11:56 - Dec 26 with 1954 viewsHighjack

Workers rights in the U.K. very often go well beyond the minimum standard set by the EU. It’s generally a lot safer to work in this country too.

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