Woody doesn't realise we are still enjoying the benefits of the Single Market.
Those people can't be proved wrong before anything has changed......it seems surprising Woody lacks the critical thinking to have worked that out.
UK still subject to ECJ dispute settlement rulings
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Woody doesn't realise we are still enjoying the benefits of the Single Market.
Those people can't be proved wrong before anything has changed......it seems surprising Woody lacks the critical thinking to have worked that out.
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The EU will continue to be our largest trading partner so no news there and every trade deal has 'reviews' so no news there either...............move on!!
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You've got to laugh at that Mail Online article, desperate to pack out the "winners", with such feeble mentions as:
Of the people mentioned as winners, we have two sportsmen, four politicians (what else would you expect) one of them (the current PM) sacked many times and a known liar, an ageing actor, and a couple of pin-up girls. 13 mentions in total!
Of the losers, we have 32, many of them (groups of more than one in order to reduce the number of overall mentions) venerable people of politics and commerce.
I can see why some people are so easily swayed. They don't delve any further than the headlines, and they don't question the contents of the article.
LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS: No more waving of EU flags instead of the Union Flag.
I understand that people can wave any flag of their choice, within limits. I wouldn't be surprised to see an increase in the EU flag being waved. If this is a valid reason for the last four years of antagonistic rancour, what has become of us?NUMBER PLATE MAKERS: At last we can see the back of the deeply infuriating Euro flag on registration plates. And motorists can proudly apply a GB sticker when driving in the EU.
I've never encountered anyone complaining about the number plates. And if the sticking of a GB sticker is considered a win, there's not much hope for prosperity. Again, if this is a valid reason for the last four years of antagonistic rancour, what has become of us?PASSPORT MAKERS: In production (in Poland) since March, demand for the new blue British passport will soar.
Demand will soar? There's no choice on which colour is available. Again, if this is a valid reason for the last four years of antagonistic rancour, what has become of us?DEMOCRACY: The people spoke at the 2016 referendum and the 2019 election — and today they’ve finally got what they voted for.
Democracy has not changed. You could argue that although the referendum result has been acted upon, you would be hard pressed to suggest that it is the current will of the people. You could argue that devolution has been improved, (a matter of opinion) but this government seeks to reduce the devolution between UK countries, and that has already been in evidence in NI, Wales and Scotland, by this Conservative and Union party. Of the people mentioned as winners, we have two sportsmen, four politicians (what else would you expect) one of them (the current PM) sacked many times and a known liar, an ageing actor, and a couple of pin-up girls. 13 mentions in total!
Of the losers, we have 32, many of them (groups of more than one in order to reduce the number of overall mentions) venerable people of politics and commerce.
I can see why some people are so easily swayed. They don't delve any further than the headlines, and they don't question the contents of the article.
Brexit has resulted in the worlds first trade deal that massively increases trade barriers
that means Brexit is not done.....because the UK will continue to build a closer relationship with the EU.
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To a certain extent, the Covid pandemic will mask the repercussions of Brexit:
Travel has been massively curtailed, reducing the number of obvious consequences.
The news about the pandemic overshadows any other news.
Any negative consequences can be blamed on the pandemic, and I'm sure they will be.
Travel has been massively curtailed, reducing the number of obvious consequences.
The news about the pandemic overshadows any other news.
Any negative consequences can be blamed on the pandemic, and I'm sure they will be.
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In your dreams Razzler...The extreme remoaners think A/....Brexit caused covid.B/..covid dreamed up to mask Brexit...Either way Joan (the moan)Jock will blame brexit rit thru 2021....Greggs is shut so he cannot hand out pasties to the homeless in Glasgow.
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Who? Durhamplumber talking nonsense?
I won't hear of it, well I try not to read much of it in order to keep a straight face:
Nonsense is hardly a fair description.
A bit like BJ refusing to admit that there will be barriers to trade between UK and EU, sounds like that river in Egypt.
You sound like a child that hasn't got it's own way. Let it go. Brexit doesn't really matter a jot. Nothing will change for ordinary folk. You don't have to be "right on the internet" to lead a happy life. Get back to chopping down trees in your garden and spending time with your family. This tippy tappy forum ranting doesn't change anything. Let it go and have a happy new new year.
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Gibraltar joins the Schengen zone tonight.
Arrivals from GB (but not Ireland) will have to go through passport control.
Gibraltar can benefit from EU programmes, and Spain (EU) will be responsible for enforcing immigration procedures.
Gibraltar representatives were excluded from the negotiations.
That would mean that any service personnel arriving in Gibraltar to defend it, or for any other reason, would have to go through immigration controls.
So Gibraltar and NI will be subject to ECJ, and Stanley wants to be subject to ECJ.
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/uk-premier-s-father-applies-for-french-passport/2094986
I'm about to register my electoral party choice. I think I'll start a party: "Keep the Johnsons out"
Arrivals from GB (but not Ireland) will have to go through passport control.
Gibraltar can benefit from EU programmes, and Spain (EU) will be responsible for enforcing immigration procedures.
Gibraltar representatives were excluded from the negotiations.
That would mean that any service personnel arriving in Gibraltar to defend it, or for any other reason, would have to go through immigration controls.
So Gibraltar and NI will be subject to ECJ, and Stanley wants to be subject to ECJ.
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/uk-premier-s-father-applies-for-french-passport/2094986
I'm about to register my electoral party choice. I think I'll start a party: "Keep the Johnsons out"
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