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OUT WITH A DEAL EATING OUR CAKE AND LOVING IT suck it up remoaners
And like a typical anti democracy remoaner he decided the will of the people should be ignored the minute the democratic result was in total fecking hypocrite 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Despite it being voted in to law by the commons the spineless two faced remoaner MPs have totally abandoned any morals and decided to ignore the will of the British people.
It will be remembered and no election or referendum will ever be the same again in this country.
The one thing that will come is a massive surge in the popularity of UKIP or a similar party in the future who stand for the 52%.
Happy Days.
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OUT AFLI SUCK IT UP REMOANER LOSERS
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the Eu has broken it's own rules on collective borrowing to do this. Maybe I should say rewritten rules but still, they have borrowed a massive amount of money, around 3 quarters of a trillion and it has to be paid back which they expect to take them up til 2058. Call me a cynic, because I am but when peole moan about UK debt, how would people feel about the EU borrowing money and doling it out where they wanted but making the members pay the interest? Will this be all of their borrowing in the next 38 years? Not likely. ROI getting 1 billion is nothing compared to how much is being borrowed.
the Eu has broken it's own rules on collective borrowing to do this. Maybe I should say rewritten rules but still, they have borrowed a massive amount of money, around 3 quarters of a trillion and it has to be paid back which they expect to take them up til 2058. Call me a cynic, because I am but when peole moan about UK debt, how would people feel about the EU borrowing money and doling it out where they wanted but making the members pay the interest? Will this be all of their borrowing in the next 38 years? Not likely. ROI getting 1 billion is nothing compared to how much is being borrowed.
That sounds like how Westmonster treats Cymru...?
Scottish fishermen says they’ll dump rotten shellfish outside Westminster as a protest over Johnson not taking them seriously and Brexit red tape killing their industry.
How much does the republic of Ireland have to pay towards the EU budget. In 2019 they paid in 2 billion euros so they are getting half of their money back. I am sure they will have paid in more in 2020 and of course their contributions in 2021 will be even greater.
Remoaner,losers . on 21:27 - Jan 13 by Kilkennyjack
That sounds like how Westmonster treats Cymru...?
Scottish fishermen says they’ll dump rotten shellfish outside Westminster as a protest over Johnson not taking them seriously and Brexit red tape killing their industry.
Remoaner,losers . on 21:27 - Jan 13 by Kilkennyjack
That sounds like how Westmonster treats Cymru...?
Scottish fishermen says they’ll dump rotten shellfish outside Westminster as a protest over Johnson not taking them seriously and Brexit red tape killing their industry.
One of the results of leaving the EU and not being part of the EU vaccine approval regulations is the UK has managed to start approval of vaccination early and has managed to administer 4,000,000 doses of the vaccine so far. Meanwhile the EU is tied up with Red tape and Germany has monopolised supplies of the vaccine rather than sharing it out.
Italy 900,000 Germany 850,000 Spain 659,000 France 300,000 Denmark 129,000 ROI 60,000
One of the results of leaving the EU and not being part of the EU vaccine approval regulations is the UK has managed to start approval of vaccination early and has managed to administer 4,000,000 doses of the vaccine so far. Meanwhile the EU is tied up with Red tape and Germany has monopolised supplies of the vaccine rather than sharing it out.
Italy 900,000 Germany 850,000 Spain 659,000 France 300,000 Denmark 129,000 ROI 60,000
Johnsons UK has the most deaths - 90,000.
He should resign.
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Remoaner,losers . on 00:08 - Jan 19 with 1640 views
Wales has a high percentage of people over 65, lots of terrace houses, a tactile people, diet not conducive to living long and a lack of investment from central Government in relation to Wales needs, Wales always likely to be hit hard by covid.
Continually being banned by Planet Swans for Porthcawl and then being reinstated.
Wales has a high percentage of people over 65, lots of terrace houses, a tactile people, diet not conducive to living long and a lack of investment from central Government in relation to Wales needs, Wales always likely to be hit hard by covid.
Wales proportion of over 65s is inline with the UK average. Wales population density is far less than England. Wales has only 3% bame which is the most vulnerable group. England has 13%. England has many large high density cities London Birmingham, Manchester leeds Bradford Bristol Leicester Nottingham all of them bigger than Cardiff.
Given those facts Wales should be doing far better than England and the UK average
Wales proportion of over 65s is inline with the UK average. Wales population density is far less than England. Wales has only 3% bame which is the most vulnerable group. England has 13%. England has many large high density cities London Birmingham, Manchester leeds Bradford Bristol Leicester Nottingham all of them bigger than Cardiff.
Given those facts Wales should be doing far better than England and the UK average
England has 18.4% of its population over 65, Wales has 21.3% of its population over 65.
Continually being banned by Planet Swans for Porthcawl and then being reinstated.
But you said the fishing industry was inconsequential
Well said. Hope you saw the programme on fishing in Cornwall. The Fishermen are selling to locals rather than wholesalers and are getting better prices by cutting out the middlemen. They are getting a 50% increase on prices. This is an opportunity to sell more to the UK, better for the environment and better for UK.
Well said. Hope you saw the programme on fishing in Cornwall. The Fishermen are selling to locals rather than wholesalers and are getting better prices by cutting out the middlemen. They are getting a 50% increase on prices. This is an opportunity to sell more to the UK, better for the environment and better for UK.
There's very little market here for the fish we catch.
Do you really think that British fishermen selling their catch in the EU has stopped you getting your hands on it?
Some people really have got sh!tforbrains.
Where do you think your cod comes from by the way?
‘……. like a moth to Itchy’s flame ……’
Well said. Hope you saw the programme on fishing in Cornwall. The Fishermen are selling to locals rather than wholesalers and are getting better prices by cutting out the middlemen. They are getting a 50% increase on prices. This is an opportunity to sell more to the UK, better for the environment and better for UK.
Project fear just became project reality.
This is just the start. These are people who could not see through the lies of Gove, Johnson, and Farage.
Great this Brexit isn’t it ......
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Remoaner,losers . on 21:13 - Jan 19 with 1419 views
Remoaner,losers . on 19:54 - Jan 19 by Kilkennyjack
Project fear just became project reality.
This is just the start. These are people who could not see through the lies of Gove, Johnson, and Farage.
Great this Brexit isn’t it ......
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Nobody on the continent is buying fish all the restaurants are closed because of the coronavirus restrictions. Have you been asleep.for the last 10 months?
Nobody on the continent is buying fish all the restaurants are closed because of the coronavirus restrictions. Have you been asleep.for the last 10 months?
So more great Brexit benefits ...,
Not Covid, Brexit .... 🚽
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Remoaner,losers . on 21:22 - Jan 19 with 1406 views
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