daveinplzen
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- Aug 31, 2018
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Talking to family regarding their shopping experiences with the current virus outbreak, sort of highlights how fragile the supply chain really is.
Brexit will be delayed and then re-evaluated, no deal is unlikely to be a live option now
It'll be announced by an ashen-faced Johnson on a high death day.It has to be delayed - everyone knows it, it just a question of when it's announced.
I can see a year extension.
The Govt. wanted a deal by end June - almost impossible anyway - but now completely impossible.
But surely, with what's happening to the economy at the moment, we will be desperate for that Brexit bonus
It has to be delayed - everyone knows it, it just a question of when it's announced.
I can see a year extension.
The Govt. wanted a deal by end June - almost impossible anyway - but now completely impossible.
Do you mean £350 million weekly to the NHS?
When is that going to appear?
Are they not spending 40B on new hospitals or is that a remainer we are not listening fingers in our ears thingy
Thought it was the basis for a deal to work on. Hopefully they have Skype or other online media meeting capabilities so the talks can continue whilst the lock downs take effect
Are they not spending 40B on new hospitals or is that a remainer we are not listening fingers in our ears thingy
They can't. Can't accept the referendum result, can't accept the election result, can't accept we are leaving.We've left trade deal or not ............move on
regards
DF
bunch of jokers mate, good entertainment in an other wise strange worldThey can't. Can't accept the referendum result, can't accept the election result, can't accept we are leaving.
I knew somebody would try to link Covid 19 to Brexit, and now we see it - when we leave the EU, our standards will drop (apparently), and another virus will evolve from the UK. Classic NSC!
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They can't. Can't accept the referendum result, can't accept the election result, can't accept we are leaving.
I knew somebody would try to link Covid 19 to Brexit, and now we see it - when we leave the EU, our standards will drop (apparently), and another virus will evolve from the UK. Classic NSC!
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On 24 June 2016 I accepted that Leave got the most votes in the referendum, on 12 December 2019 I accepted that the Conservatives had won the general election and on 31 January I accepted that the UK was no longer a voting member of the European Union. I don't know a single Remain supporter who wouldn't agree with all that.
Hope that helps. Oh, and please accept that several million people will continue to object to what is being done, in the same way that Eurosceptics rans their campaigns over several decades. No one is going away.