Dover. It's what we wanted.
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You are foolishly blaming the people whose job it is to operate the laws created by Brexers.
Brexers create laws now, wow must have missed that. See you done a bit of editing.lol
Perhaps these administrators don't want to spend money on ports and airports as they become white elephants in the future when travel is restricted to save the planet.
Perhaps these administrators don't want to spend money on ports and airports as they become white elephants in the future when travel is restricted to save the planet.
You can travel anywhere you like in your shiny new electric car by 2030.
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Keep the faith.
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Brexit was a lie.
It was proven to be a lie.
Yet they still keep believing in the lie because the reality of accepting they have been lied to would destroy their world view.
It's who counts the votes that's the problem.
You didn't know Johnson and his bunch of acolytes formed the government?
Are you an idiot?
The glass isn't always half empty. Drink up and enjoy the ride.
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The votes won't be counted as there will be no votes to count due to voter suppression.
Bus pass is acceptable ID for the old but not for the young.
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Stab-in-the-back myth - Wikipedia
The Government that's been in power and has failed miserably because it's not been in power as it has been betrayed by the lawyers, courts etc.
They will never accept responsibility for their failures and just blame anyone for their failings.
I'm quite well aware of the hand brexiteers were dealt in having Johnstone to implement Brexit. Then Cummings was got rid of then Boris was ousted Truss who was voted for quickly went the same way so now we have WEF rishi parachuted in who didn't have to bother getting voted in.
And, as @Mottie has already said, happened before Brexit.
British governments rarely do; it's why our infrastructure is crumbling, and has been for decades.
So, your position is that it's the fault of British governments, past and present, and not that of Brexit.
If you voted Leave then, what problems did you lay at the door of the EU, that your Leave vote was intended to solve?
(above, edited to clarify meaning).
If you voted Leave then, did you do so to not have to be "dictated to" by, among others, the French?
And, if you voted Leave, are you really now trying to dictate what the French do?
I've been stuck in an 8 hour queue at the french side of the tunnel in the past whilst we were in the EU.
On a normal day to day basis there are no queues nowadays. The only times there are queues are at peak times (like easter holidays), which has always been the case, or when there are strikes in the border force, which has always been the case.
You're making out there a problem when there isn't.
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