Simply ignoring the plight of others and protecting yourself as you advocateWhat’s not enough?
Simply ignoring the plight of others and protecting yourself as you advocateWhat’s not enough?
He should have insisted he was testing his head for heightsSeems a bit unfair after he did the best bit of social distancing in the whole country.
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They decided against this approach:He should have insisted he was testing his head for heights
If someone refuses to wear a face mask or insists that Covid-19 is a hoax, there’s not a lot I can do, or want to do about it. If they catch Coronavirus and perish, it’s TSB.Simply ignoring the plight of others and protecting yourself as you advocate
Airports are the place for bringing folk down to earth though.??Seems a bit unfair after he did the best bit of social distancing in the whole country.
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Also shouldn't be surprised at what he did - runway.Airports are the place for bringing folk down to earth though.??
Private company exercises its right to refuse customer, nothing to see here, move along.Don't say I didn't warn you. The net is tightening more every day.
Everybody cheered when it was Tommy Robinson and Katie Hopkins. They cheered even more when it was Trump. I wonder how long it'll be before you're protesting rather than cheering:
Facebook's Ban on Far-Left Pages Is an Extension of Trump Propaganda
Facebook announced a sweep to ban some user groups — and it equated violent white supremacist militias with antiracist organizing.theintercept.com
I am suitably cursed!Those who the gods would destroy they first make mad
Move to EU to avoid Brexit costs, firms told Exporters advised by Department for International Trade officials to form EU-based companies to circumvent border issues
It's advice up to the standard we are now accustomed to from this government.
It's wrong!
British businesses that export to the continent are being encouraged by government trade advisers to set up separate companies inside the EU in order to get around extra charges, paperwork and taxes resulting from Brexit
By moving operations into the EU and shipping out large consignments from the UK to their new European operations, the businesses can not only avoid cross-border delays and costs on every single small consignment they send, but can also defuse VAT problems that are currently hitting them and their European customers hard.
Unless they trade only in locally made goods they will still have the same paperwork problems of source of origin for British goods
Curses! Oyster beat me too it, but I have added a little so here it stays.
Brexit has literally the life expectancy of the last Dodo
D'you know I thought I said that too!I am suitably cursed!
But if they move the entire production and distribution into the EU. And buy all raw materials and other inputs there as well. And pay all taxes over there. And avoid trading with the UK. Why, they get round many of the issues.
they'll say it will get worse before it gets better and there are other values than the economy.Those politicians will have to explain to voters why they encouraged their prime minister to pursue such a hard Brexit despite the warnings of its consequences.
The ones capable of rational thought?they'll say it will get worse before it gets better and there are other values than the economy.
they'll say that slower growth will give the UK the competitive edge over the EU. How many voters would not believe our government?
Well that's one way of achieving "smaller government"Maybe rumours about Covid-19 being spread by the government are real! Mind, not because they made a decision to do so and successfully implemented a plan. No - simple incompetence and stupidity:
Grant Shapps faces fury over mass Covid outbreak at DVLA
Minister under fire for ‘shameful’ virus spread as staff told to work on with more than 500 cases at agency in Swansea
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/23/minister-faces-fury-over-mass-covid-outbreak-at-top-government-agency
No 10's advisers say the real figure is 89%, starting 14 days after first injectionChris Whitty's fury at Guardian's 'total nonsense' Pfizer claim
The newspaper quoted 'Israeli experts' as saying only a third of people who have received one jab were protected. No 10's advisers say the real figure is 89 per cent, starting 14 days after the first jab.www.dailymail.co.uk
Rather different from Guardian's reporting..