It feels like that already.It's been mentioned before, A Neverendum.
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It feels like that already.It's been mentioned before, A Neverendum.
you have relentlessly attacked people who voted to leaveI'm interested in facts and substance. This personal attack on me, like your previous adoration for reese mogg's manipulative mannerisms provide neither.
I thought you 'woke' sorts wanted to stop us flying about and creating carbon. So foreign holidays could be a great place to startThere could be an encyclopaedia of reasons to holiday within the UK. But just what does taking back control mean if we are then confined to our own shores? It is a reduction in choice and freedom. (Leaving aside issues such as visas and being non-EU for passport control, etc.)
I have attacked the lack of substance of their arguments. And when it comes to tax havens, for example, their lack of ethics or understanding. The fact that you voted leave without understanding the damage you're doing makes you a far more destructive antagonist, to this country, than I will ever be by trying to shed light on your decision to vote leave.you have relentlessly attacked people who voted to leave
Of course it would still be a bad idea, so what?And what will we do if ref2 says leave... again... We could scream and shout, insult leavers, exagerate, moan like feck, protest, and..... demand ref3.
I was being ironic Dave. Personally couldnt care less about grammar but Gerald has taken to pointing out my apostrophic failings...but posts nothing when Tom posts such as he did with all sorts of errors.Correction of grammar and spelling will only end up in you being hoisted by your own petard.
But you fail to see those same failings within EU. Just examine Luxembourg and who and why they have elevated to amongst highest GNP per capita in world.I have attacked the lack of substance of their arguments. And when it comes to tax havens, for example, their lack of ethics or understanding. The fact that you voted leave without understanding the damage you're doing makes you a far more destructive antagonist, to this country, than I will ever be by trying to shed light on your decision to vote leave.
BTW you were completely right.
They do, but also on Swedish, Dutch, North German ...basically us countries from which rain falls and the sun don't shine ( present situation excluded.).. Grammar intendedI think both countries rely heavily on British tourism
Proving what exactly? is this going to make up for all those lost trade deals?Spain and Portugal have already said they would not have visas for UK tourists (even with no deal) Portugal even said they would open extra lanes up at passport control for people from the UK to avoid Queues. Tourism is at least one case where we can say they need us more than we need them.
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I doubt he would have done any better, there is no reason to think that is there?Not at all he should have stood his ground and got in instead of TM. We would be out now
Proving nothing.....I was replying to a post by Oyster about visas.....You got a bit excited again didn't you..Proving what exactly? is this going to make up for all those lost trade deals?
No
No we are not out because parliament does not accept Bojo's brexit.Not at all he should have stood his ground and got in instead of TM. We would be out now
No, what made you think otherwise? optimism?Proving nothing.....I was replying to a post by Oyster about visas.....You got a bit excited again didn't you..
That was why I left those issues to one side. We might well need visas for anything other than short stay tourism - though decisions have yet to be made and implemented.Spain and Portugal have already said they would not have visas for UK tourists (even with no deal) Portugal even said they would open extra lanes up at passport control for people from the UK to avoid Queues. Tourism is at least one case where we can say they need us more than we need them.
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You are grasping at straws. You know as well as I do that the eu provide far greater employee, consumer protection than westminster. That it relies proportionally far less on tax havens, laundered capital. That it is a far less destabilising force in the world, less likely to be hijacked by the us for another imperialist venture that threaten world peace.But you fail to see those same failings within EU. Just examine Luxembourg and who and why they have elevated to amongst highest GNP per capita in world.
That may depend on what you mean by "this country".Otherwise, BJ is going to rule this country for 5 more years.
Is Luxembourg or is it not a place where people and companies can hide money and benefit from secret banking, and weren't a lot of these deals done by a certain Mr Junker or is the eu just perfect.You are grasping at straws. You know as well as I do that the eu provide far greater employee, consumer protection than westminster. That it relies proportionally far less on tax havens, laundered capital. That it is a far less destabilising force in the world, less likely to be hijacked by the us for another imperialist venture that threaten world peace.