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Brexit comes early 18:57 - Dec 20 with 5863 viewssaint22

Now Europe wants none of us there anyway
Good one Boris tidily done
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Brexit comes early on 22:49 - Jan 14 with 1319 viewsdirk_doone

Brexit comes early on 20:43 - Jan 14 by grumpy

Fishermen don’t seem too happy .


Brexit has been a disaster for British fishermen and the Northern Irish as well as the other suckers who were duped into voting fo it:

https://www.theneweuropean.co.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-

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Brexit comes early on 09:31 - Jan 15 with 1211 views1885_SFC

Brexit comes early on 22:49 - Jan 14 by dirk_doone

Brexit has been a disaster for British fishermen and the Northern Irish as well as the other suckers who were duped into voting fo it:

https://www.theneweuropean.co.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-

[Post edited 15 Jan 2021 7:40]


Teething troubles dirk - that's all. Scotland has the fish/shellfish. Europe wants to buy it. It will get sorted.

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Brexit comes early on 09:59 - Jan 15 with 1202 viewsgrumpy

Brexit comes early on 09:31 - Jan 15 by 1885_SFC

Teething troubles dirk - that's all. Scotland has the fish/shellfish. Europe wants to buy it. It will get sorted.


'Teething troubles'!!!

Doesn't anyone else sell fish/shellfish?
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Brexit comes early on 10:04 - Jan 15 with 1199 views1885_SFC

Brexit comes early on 09:59 - Jan 15 by grumpy

'Teething troubles'!!!

Doesn't anyone else sell fish/shellfish?


Not as tasty as the shellfish from Scotland & Jersey - no. The finest there is!

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Brexit comes early on 10:45 - Jan 15 with 1187 viewsgrumpy

Brexit comes early on 10:04 - Jan 15 by 1885_SFC

Not as tasty as the shellfish from Scotland & Jersey - no. The finest there is!


Sweden,Italy,Greece and Italy???
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Brexit comes early on 11:38 - Jan 15 with 1166 viewsBerber

Maybe when we revisit this thread in 6 months time we'll discover that certain communities are still moaning whilst stuffing their pockets with cash? Always best to take a realistic perspective than blinkered political ones.

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Brexit comes early on 12:08 - Jan 15 with 1148 viewsNewdawn2014

How many voters of either persuasion are regretting their choice I wonder ?
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Brexit comes early on 12:31 - Jan 15 with 1141 viewsgrumpy

Brexit comes early on 12:08 - Jan 15 by Newdawn2014

How many voters of either persuasion are regretting their choice I wonder ?


The tragedy of Brexit is that it has divided the country.
Whether you are for or against its been divisive.
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Brexit comes early on 13:26 - Jan 15 with 1127 viewssaint22

Brexit comes early on 12:31 - Jan 15 by grumpy

The tragedy of Brexit is that it has divided the country.
Whether you are for or against its been divisive.


That division was already there
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Brexit comes early on 21:51 - Jan 15 with 1072 viewsSalisburySaint

Brexit comes early on 12:08 - Jan 15 by Newdawn2014

How many voters of either persuasion are regretting their choice I wonder ?


The bedding in periods not going too well at the moment is it ?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/bus
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Brexit comes early on 21:56 - Jan 15 with 1067 viewsdirk_doone

Brexit comes early on 21:51 - Jan 15 by SalisburySaint

The bedding in periods not going too well at the moment is it ?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/bus
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On the plus side, I don't think our farmers and fishermen will need to worry too much about all of the bureaucracy involved now in trying to export their products to Europe as their customers will soon find alternative suppliers inside the EU.

I really hope that our government offers financial support to British farmers and fishermen suffering from the impact of Brexit or, otherwise, like the coal miners, steel workers and most of British manufacturing industry did under Thatcher, they'll disappear. The difference is she had the North Sea oil billions to cover up her financial disaster; Boris doesn't.
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Brexit comes early on 23:19 - Jan 15 with 1025 views1885_SFC

Brexit comes early on 21:51 - Jan 15 by SalisburySaint

The bedding in periods not going too well at the moment is it ?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/bus
[Post edited 15 Jan 2021 21:52]


I'm quite looking forward to future beef mountains with knock-down prices then. My favourite meat beef. I'm also partial to a fillet steak every few weeks. There must be sh1t loads not going abroad now. Same goes for fish. I love it & eat it twice a week.

Get in!

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Brexit comes early on 07:12 - Jan 16 with 977 viewsSalisburySaint

Brexit comes early on 23:19 - Jan 15 by 1885_SFC

I'm quite looking forward to future beef mountains with knock-down prices then. My favourite meat beef. I'm also partial to a fillet steak every few weeks. There must be sh1t loads not going abroad now. Same goes for fish. I love it & eat it twice a week.

Get in!


Good for you

Not so food for the farmers or fishermen for whom this could mean them going out of business as they will be unable to recover their outgoings.
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Brexit comes early on 07:25 - Jan 16 with 968 viewsJaySaint

Brexit comes early on 07:12 - Jan 16 by SalisburySaint

Good for you

Not so food for the farmers or fishermen for whom this could mean them going out of business as they will be unable to recover their outgoings.
[Post edited 16 Jan 2021 7:16]


is this another one of those anti-brexit predictions that wont happen?

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Brexit comes early on 07:42 - Jan 16 with 962 viewskernow

Brexit comes early on 07:25 - Jan 16 by JaySaint

is this another one of those anti-brexit predictions that wont happen?


Simple economics of supply and demand.
Reduced demand equals reduced supply.
Economies of scale keep prices low so if demand is scaled down costs go up. Increased costs equal increased prices and job losses. Nobody is in business to sell at a loss. Farmers and fishermen will need huge subsidies to survive.
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Brexit comes early on 08:28 - Jan 16 with 945 viewsgrumpy

Brexit comes early on 07:25 - Jan 16 by JaySaint

is this another one of those anti-brexit predictions that wont happen?


What! like your assumptions that hospitals are no more busy than usual.
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Brexit comes early on 10:17 - Jan 16 with 904 viewsJaySaint

Brexit comes early on 08:28 - Jan 16 by grumpy

What! like your assumptions that hospitals are no more busy than usual.


some are, some aren't

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Brexit comes early on 18:30 - Jan 16 with 859 viewsdirk_doone

Brexit comes early on 08:28 - Jan 16 by grumpy

What! like your assumptions that hospitals are no more busy than usual.


One of the main reasons why the UK and USA have struggled more than other countries to deal with coronavirus is that we have so many coronavirus deniers. They just won't accept that it kills people or that there is any need to wear masks and some of them even think the virus comes from phone masts.

He's not one of the phone mast people, is he? There was one who posted on here

We now have the fishing problem deniers (they're probably the same people as the ones who are in denial about coronavirus).

"Brexit bureaucracy has effectively put the fishing industry at a standstill. Meanwhile, Jacob Rees Mogg says fish are “happier” because they are “now British”."

Rees Mogg is probably one of the phone mast people too.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/mone
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Brexit comes early on 19:37 - Jan 16 with 834 viewsJaySaint

Brexit comes early on 18:30 - Jan 16 by dirk_doone

One of the main reasons why the UK and USA have struggled more than other countries to deal with coronavirus is that we have so many coronavirus deniers. They just won't accept that it kills people or that there is any need to wear masks and some of them even think the virus comes from phone masts.

He's not one of the phone mast people, is he? There was one who posted on here

We now have the fishing problem deniers (they're probably the same people as the ones who are in denial about coronavirus).

"Brexit bureaucracy has effectively put the fishing industry at a standstill. Meanwhile, Jacob Rees Mogg says fish are “happier” because they are “now British”."

Rees Mogg is probably one of the phone mast people too.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/mone
[Post edited 16 Jan 2021 18:37]


I do not think we have covid deniers. We have lockdown deniers

in the words of the WHO, Lockdowns do not work as we cannot / will not imprison ourselves for months on end.

at the same time, the country is being economically destroyed.
Just remember, only 344 people u60 without serious health issues have (sadly) died.
just 344

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Brexit comes early on 19:51 - Jan 16 with 827 viewssmartjoe

Dirk
I have suggested before that you stick to making comments only on football, which is a subject you know well.
When you delve into politics you just make a fool of yourself.
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Brexit comes early on 22:00 - Jan 16 with 799 viewsgrumpy

Brexit comes early on 19:51 - Jan 16 by smartjoe

Dirk
I have suggested before that you stick to making comments only on football, which is a subject you know well.
When you delve into politics you just make a fool of yourself.


Who are you then?
Lets have your thoughts rather than comments like that.
Enlighten me as to what Dirk said was so foolish?
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Brexit comes early on 09:09 - Jan 17 with 760 viewssolent_toffee

Brexit comes early on 19:37 - Jan 16 by JaySaint

I do not think we have covid deniers. We have lockdown deniers

in the words of the WHO, Lockdowns do not work as we cannot / will not imprison ourselves for months on end.

at the same time, the country is being economically destroyed.
Just remember, only 344 people u60 without serious health issues have (sadly) died.
just 344


We definitely have COVID deniers, thankfully they have their crack investigative journalists on the case.

https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/ne
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