Is that the signature to send troops....carry out bombing raids or just plain old sanctions?
Powerful (terrorism provoking) things are signatures.
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Powerful (terrorism provoking) things are signatures.
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I thought Obama had sent us to the back of the queue anyway, or have we now got to go to the back of the second queue that's queuing for the first queue?
As usual, you were and are wrong.
A foreign war is always good for domestic votes.
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It seems the Dumocrats and the EU seem intent in starting one.
The UK is no longer part of a large and influential trading bloc...
Thus it is in no position to call the shots...
The vultures are circling, and the carcass will be slowly picked apart bit by bit!
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This is a click bait title and misleading propaganda : if you read the article it actually says ‘1000 firms apply for permission to continue to operate in UK’. Not one actual job is being created, the author simply assumes some might be.
Read what you post Mottie - you're getting old, all this righteous anger has addled your faculties.
Knock knock.
Yeah, and ten times as many companies that said they would leave after the U.K. left the EU but are still here. Along with some people.....This is a click bait title and misleading propaganda : if you read the article it actually says ‘1000 firms apply for permission to continue to operate in UK’. Not one actual job is being created, the author simply assumes some might be.
Read what you post Mottie - you're getting old, all this righteous anger has addled your faculties.
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Ten times? Where did you read that?
Brexit will be another lost decade after Austerity.
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Just to settle any previous arguments, if there were any:
The UK has signed an agreement in principle with Japan, marking its first major trade deal since leaving the European Union (EU).
Trade with Japan accounts for just 2% of the UK's total, so the expected boost to GDP is of 0.07% over the long term.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-4721384...om/news/uk&link_location=live-reporting-story
Trade with Japan accounts for just 2% of the UK's total, so the expected boost to GDP is of 0.07% over the long term.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-4721384...om/news/uk&link_location=live-reporting-story
A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step, grasshopper.
You might have mentioned that the deal is more far reaching than the one they signed with the EU, and is paving the way for the Trans Pacific Partnership.
Signing up Tony Abbott was a masterstroke.
Brexiteers seem to have an endless number of straws to grasp at...
It's not even a toddler step...
And no better a deal than we already have!
Still Japan gets the best part - 80% of it...
And they supply quality goods whilst the UK offloads disposable tat!
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