Brexit
Better than a No Deal or not?
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Don't know what all the fuss is about, if the deal doesn't work out as planned we can always do a "Trump" and renege on it.
Boris could always claim he was suffering the effects of long Covid and was hallucinating when he signed the deal.
Boris could always claim he was suffering the effects of long Covid and was hallucinating when he signed the deal.
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Brexit Fishermen are saying they were sold down the River.
Brexit happened down - you cannot unring this bell.
Now is this the Brexit that you were promised? 5 more days before NHS gets £350m.
Brexit happened down - you cannot unring this bell.
Now is this the Brexit that you were promised? 5 more days before NHS gets £350m.
On the radio
Apparently some monitoring committee has been set up by both sides
Millions of pounds being paid to pencil pushing dead beats checking up to see if a ham sandwich sold on some cruise liner in Dutch waters should have a vetinary certificate
And does the vet have qualifications recognised in Holland
Were did the ham. Come from
Were was the bread baked
What about the butter
Apparently some monitoring committee has been set up by both sides
Millions of pounds being paid to pencil pushing dead beats checking up to see if a ham sandwich sold on some cruise liner in Dutch waters should have a vetinary certificate
And does the vet have qualifications recognised in Holland
Were did the ham. Come from
Were was the bread baked
What about the butter
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Why are Brexxers now so reluctant of owning Brexit - you won, you got it, it's yours, own it, enjoy it, stop shifting goal posts.
Seems there was greater euphoria over leaving on 31st Jan.
Who's reluctant
I will take take there names
Won
it was not a foot ball matchIf any one thinks that transam is getting off his arris to read a 1200 page document / dogs breakfast there having a laugh
Democracy has prevailed
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The entire deal is up for review in 4 years
Financial service talks are on going over 20 over sight committees set up to negotiate further issues
New Zealand can import grub into the EU with less red tape
Negotiations will be never ending
Financial service talks are on going over 20 over sight committees set up to negotiate further issues
New Zealand can import grub into the EU with less red tape
Negotiations will be never ending
Remain came second in a two horse race?
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Nonsense!
The Review in four years time for the Trade Deal is merely to review if both parties are abiding by the Agreement.
The commission chief said that the future trade agreement included a provision to review whether both sides are abiding by the terms of the level playing field "after four years".
https://www.ft.com/content/34dd4cbe-33ef-32f8-9aa2-904339e46bf0
The other four-year review refers only to the NI Protocol.https://www.ft.com/content/34dd4cbe-33ef-32f8-9aa2-904339e46bf0
At the end of the transition period the provisions of the Northern Ireland protocol will automatically enter into force. After four years, the UK must provide Northern Ireland with the opportunity to decide whether or not those provisions remain in place.
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/explainers/northern-ireland-protocol-consent-mechanism
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/explainers/northern-ireland-protocol-consent-mechanism
Doris has said we will all have more fish to eat - eventually effectively due to 5 years being mentioned and millions to upgrade our trawlers.
Might be like it is now - many registered here but owned elsewhere. That may be more brexit flannel though as sounds good both ways.
