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Of course they don't want a border that inhibits their supply chain that's hardly a shock is it ? Theresa Mays deal delivers that surety. The only thing that's stopping a deal and heading us towards no deal are British politicians. Britain has prospered but that's more to do with our internal reforms than being in the EU. Had we carried on with our crazy working practices in the 70,s we wouldn't have done well either in or out the EU. Germany is heading for recession and I notice you don't quote Italy and France as countries that have prospered in the EU. France is in social meltdown and Italy on the verge of economic collapse. You have an opinion on the EU but the majority of British voters disagree with you. Unlike you they have had experience of living in the EU.
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Shaggy I see once again you are telling us how bad it all is. So if you were prime minister now what would you do ?
IF YOU WANT TO BE HEARD SPEAK SOFTLY - BOB PAISLEY
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Shaggy I see once again you are telling us how bad it all is. So if you were prime minister now what would you do ? I merely commented on the mess the tories have made of Brexit. Maybe I am wrong and it's all going swimmingly. I also commented on Theresa May informing the EU that a deal she agreed upon now has to be changed. Again maybe I am wrong and that is all part of a bigger plan. I described it as a pantomime. Pantomimes tend to be funny and the Brexit pantomime just keeps on giving. You are the person telling us how bad it is. I think you should be PM and you could implement your solution to the Irish border problem and the sunny uplands would be awaiting us.
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More Project Fear no doubt.
The bosses of Sainsbury’s, ASDA, M&S, Co-op, Waitrose, KFC, Pret, Lidl, McDonald’s, Costcutter and the British Retail Consortium write to MPs warning about the dangers of a no-deal Brexit for choice, quality and cost of food.
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Of course they don't want a border that inhibits their supply chain that's hardly a shock is it ? Theresa Mays deal delivers that surety. The only thing that's stopping a deal and heading us towards no deal are British politicians. Britain has prospered but that's more to do with our internal reforms than being in the EU. Had we carried on with our crazy working practices in the 70,s we wouldn't have done well either in or out the EU. Germany is heading for recession and I notice you don't quote Italy and France as countries that have prospered in the EU. France is in social meltdown and Italy on the verge of economic collapse. You have an opinion on the EU but the majority of British voters disagree with you. Unlike you they have had experience of living in the EU. I didn't mention France, Italy, Spain and Greece as you said the EU was in meltdown. Just wanted to explain that it's not the EU but specific countries in the EU, meaning it all depends on the policies in those countries instead of the EU. Saying everything is bad because of the EU is BS as some of your leave politicians have been claiming. Having countries I have listed which are doing well is proof of the contrary. Coming back to British voters, if the majority was so clear as you claim, you wouldn't be in the mess you are finding yourself and it far from over. Enjoy, for me it has been a great soap to watch. Now I would really like you to leave without a deal so that your so call majority finds reality.
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More Project Fear no doubt.
The bosses of Sainsbury’s, ASDA, M&S, Co-op, Waitrose, KFC, Pret, Lidl, McDonald’s, Costcutter and the British Retail Consortium write to MPs warning about the dangers of a no-deal Brexit for choice, quality and cost of food. Rubbish, according to Rees Mogg prices will drop as the UK slashes tariffs, a lot of Chinese food most probably as they would come from China where everything is cheaper.
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More Project Fear no doubt.
The bosses of Sainsbury’s, ASDA, M&S, Co-op, Waitrose, KFC, Pret, Lidl, McDonald’s, Costcutter and the British Retail Consortium write to MPs warning about the dangers of a no-deal Brexit for choice, quality and cost of food. I read that report and the one important word used was ‘could’. All these things that ‘could’ happen. But obviously the pro remain media will tell us all the bad things that ‘could’ happen. Oh and Tesco are planning 9000 job losses in acost cutting exercise trying to keep up with Lidl and the likes. Nothing to do with Brexit. As I said the other day, jobs come and go regardless.
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More Project Fear no doubt.
The bosses of Sainsbury’s, ASDA, M&S, Co-op, Waitrose, KFC, Pret, Lidl, McDonald’s, Costcutter and the British Retail Consortium write to MPs warning about the dangers of a no-deal Brexit for choice, quality and cost of food. I read that report and the one important word used was ‘could’. All these things that ‘could’ happen. But obviously the pro remain media will tell us all the bad things that ‘could’ happen. Oh and Tesco are planning 9000 job losses in acost cutting exercise trying to keep up with Lidl and the likes. Nothing to do with Brexit. As I said the other day, jobs come and go regardless. All part of the Project Fear conspiracy
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More Project Fear no doubt.
The bosses of Sainsbury’s, ASDA, M&S, Co-op, Waitrose, KFC, Pret, Lidl, McDonald’s, Costcutter and the British Retail Consortium write to MPs warning about the dangers of a no-deal Brexit for choice, quality and cost of food. I read that report and the one important word used was ‘could’. All these things that ‘could’ happen. But obviously the pro remain media will tell us all the bad things that ‘could’ happen. Oh and Tesco are planning 9000 job losses in acost cutting exercise trying to keep up with Lidl and the likes. Nothing to do with Brexit. As I said the other day, jobs come and go regardless. All part of the Project Fear conspiracy No conspiracy. Just always reporting the worst. Why not say that in the event if s no deal, we could NOT run out of food?
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More Project Fear no doubt.
The bosses of Sainsbury’s, ASDA, M&S, Co-op, Waitrose, KFC, Pret, Lidl, McDonald’s, Costcutter and the British Retail Consortium write to MPs warning about the dangers of a no-deal Brexit for choice, quality and cost of food. I read that report and the one important word used was ‘could’. All these things that ‘could’ happen. But obviously the pro remain media will tell us all the bad things that ‘could’ happen. Oh and Tesco are planning 9000 job losses in acost cutting exercise trying to keep up with Lidl and the likes. Nothing to do with Brexit. As I said the other day, jobs come and go regardless. All part of the Project Fear conspiracy No conspiracy. Just always reporting the worst. Why not say that in the event if s no deal, we could NOT run out of food? You would need to take that up with the companies on the list.
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