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A Brexit Count Down Clock has been put up on the wall of the Board room in number Ten ( it cost the Tax Payer over £500.)
Money well spent !
Brexit countdown clock !
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Money well spent !
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Yup, its getting closer to not leaving in any meaningful way.
On 31st Oct or at anytime after that
Of course it's not.
Could have borrowed a tablet or a PC from the office - for a couple of years.
Brexit cost so far:
£55b + £500
Oh yes thats good value all round
(£55b = cost of Brexit so far).
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By the time Brexit is done and dusted and the UK have paid their dues, we will have wasted in the region of £100 BILLION pounds? And then the UK needs to start from scratch brokering trade deals?
Brexit lol.
But it will be worth it, according to the Brexers, because they all agree there will be the following benefits:
1) Don't know
2) Not saying
3) I posted a link to a propaganda site before so I won't tell you
4) None that I know of.
1) Don't know
2) Not saying
3) I posted a link to a propaganda site before so I won't tell you
4) None that I know of.
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durhamplumber
Need that little caveat to cover all bases Notchy Nostradamus!
Its not a caveat. I am explaining the options.
No deal could well happen.
The problem is, you are focussed on that as though it is a prize.
It isnt.
Its likely a short term fudge would be done so trade can continue and you could then say: 'oh look no deal wasnt a catastrophe' -but that just delays the inevitable problems.
So a no deal just means we have to go back to Brussels and negotiate:
Financial settlement
Citizens rights
Irish border
Some sort of trade deal.
Heres a caveat for you: the UK would then have no trade deals anywhere in the world.
Ask yourself how strong a negotiating position we would have.
Do you still want a no deal?
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durhamplumber
100%.The magpies sat on my fence are as wise as you.
As I said, I believe in intellectual honesty.
Its a shame you dont want the same.
I would be pleased if you would counter any of my argument about no deal,
If you post a serious counter argument, I will give it serious due consideration -to be honest, I would be pleased to be proven wrong, I am and never been pro Europe, but I am first and foremost anti UK damage.
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durhamplumber
So do i..not people like you who think themselves expert.
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durhamplumber
Most kind and patronising,thank you kind sir.
If you disagree with what I have said, explain where I am wrong.
I do not think myself an expert.
Responding with insults doesnt further the discussion -as you well know.
I am sorry if you though that I was being patronising, but you are wrong, that was certainly not my intention.
I would indeed give any serious post you make, full consideration. I am not Ellal, I see no need or benefit to that 'loser remainer', 'dumb quitter' attitude.
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