BREXIT
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Richard Burtonville, South Wales.
Posts: 1,952
Originally Posted by alfaman
So, just so I'm clear: you're advocating getting away with law breaking as a benefit of leaving the EU...? Back to the old Costa flit days, then I guess, the Krays & Ronnie Biggs would be thrilled. Shame about losing access to all the law enforcement data, though, but heads you win...
CG
- got something planned 
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: UK
Posts: 2,066
Originally Posted by Effluent Man
Just in the local Morrisons. No milk, no tomatoes and the fresh produce shelves pretty much emptied.
I would suggest a truck has failed to arrive on time from the RDC.
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: England
Posts: 356
Originally Posted by VP959
There's always some good news about Brexit, if you look for it: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/b...kers-xzfvgpxkq
Since this will mean a loss of income on both sides, I suspect it won't be long before a suitable arrangement will be drawn up to exchange data,
Thought police antagonist
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Where I always have been...firmly in the real world
Posts: 55
Far be it from me to suggest, that, had these monkeys been involved with negotiations from the onset, the UK may have ended up with a far better deal......or even, they are clearly more intelligent than the UK's hand picked team of "negotiators ".......
Nice phone: Bali’s thieving monkeys can spot high-value items to ransom | Animal behaviour | The Guardian
Nice phone: Bali’s thieving monkeys can spot high-value items to ransom | Animal behaviour | The Guardian
Ecce Homo! Loquitur...
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Peripatetic
Posts: 10,931
A NEW Rejoin the EU party has been founded in the UK with the promise to force a second Brexit referendum.
Volt UK was registered with the electoral commission earlier this month and is hoping to win a future referendum on EU membership, despite the UK finally leaving the bloc less than a month ago. The group is part of a pan-European movement (Volt Europa) which has operations in 29 countries around the continent.
Volt UK co-president Alex Haida told Redaction Politics: “People were offered change, they were given a stone to throw but they didn’t know they were throwing it at their own house. We will see the impact of Brexit, we just need to give it some time.
“We have ex-Lib Dem people, ex-Conservatives and ex-Labour, all of them coming to us because they lost their political home. People just lost trust in politics and we see that especially here with Brexit, that’s why all these campaigns repeatedly blamed someone except themselves.
“The Labour Party has the chance to come up with real changes but they don’t, they are too afraid to lose power. They don’t even have it, it’s just frustrating. That’s why I totally understand people leaving the Labour Party right now and coming to us.
“Starter’s a smart guy, he knows what he is doing, but it’s not everything to be intellectual about something, you shouldn’t forget you still have people who want you to change the country.
“We must look at the European Union again as something worth joining to give people more opportunities in terms of cultural exchange, opening up our own society, educational benefits and trade.”
Maike Bohn, co-founder of the group, added: “The feeling of all of a sudden having to prove that we belong here has been quite hurtful for many of us. Of course we know that Brexit means changes and Brexit means the UK has to take stock of who is in the country from the EU. But what has accompanied all this is a very hostile rhetoric right from the top.
“From Theresa May’s citizens of nowhere to Amber Rudd saying our companies need to have lists of foreigners to Boris Johnson saying last Christmas that EU citizens have made themselves far too comfortable in the UK for far too long. Those are the things that really hit home and hurt people.”
The group claims to have more than 40,000 supporters across the continent.
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: UK
Posts: 2,066
Originally Posted by ORAC
[size=13px]A NEW Rejoin the EU party has been founded in the UK with the promise to force a second Brexit referendum.[/size]
Join Date: Dec 2020
Location: Norwich
Posts: 34
Shame ORAC hasn't mentioned about the fishing crisis. Nice to see that Rees Mong is being as nasty as ever. No doubts the fish are happy as they will not be caught. Thank god I never had managers like that in the military. Had a couple of civvy ones that are as vile mind. Oh, that is being nasty to Jacob. I did hear that his MP staff do get great boxing day gifts, better than the ones IDS gave to his staff. Then again IDS doesn't run asset management for offshore people.
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Ecce Homo! Loquitur...
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Peripatetic
Posts: 10,931
Shame ORAC hasn't mentioned about the fishing crisis
I believe, from reports, the government is providing assistance, considering grants and/or short term compensation whilst the issues are resolved, and working to ensure longer term solutions.
I’ll wait, as with all theses stories, till things have been running for a couple of months to see where the true problems lie - and I accept there will be some.
