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Looks like he is at the sauce again
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yeah thats real smart ..a no trade deal for an island nation that relies on trade lol Only way for Brexiters to understand what Brexit really means It's been clear from day one you want Britain to suffer for making a political decision you don't agree with, That's clear from your post above. Actually not, I think that's the only way to stop the divide as nobody believes the views of the opposing party, probably because nobody knows. That's the only way to know for real, maybe things will be ok or even better as you always claimed. Otherwise these infighting will never finish.
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Vish no I agree this needs to be brought to conclusion. Personally I am relaxed over no deal I don't think it will be half as bad as is claimed. There may be some short term disruption but after things would return to normal and the economy would adjust. However what no deal would do is create political chaos by our over excited and self important political class. For that reason only we should accept Mays deal with its imperfections
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Vish no I agree this needs to be brought to conclusion. Personally I am relaxed over no deal I don't think it will be half as bad as is claimed. There may be some short term disruption but after things would return to normal and the economy would adjust. However what no deal would do is create political chaos by our over excited and self important political class. For that reason only we should accept Mays deal with its imperfections Of course, but I was talking in the event that her deal is not voted by your commons, which looks to be the most likely outcome. Even if it is voted, the Rees Mogg etc won't stop
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you don't have a clue about things tho stan , haulers have a clue, just in time manufacturers have a clue, fresh food sellers have a clue. you just believe out of thin air.
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you don't have a clue about things tho stan , haulers have a clue, just in time manufacturers have a clue, fresh food sellers have a clue. you just believe out of thin air. Do you not think it's possible they will adapt ? Business is about innovation and adjustment to conditions I don't deny there may be some disruption but our government is making contingency plans.
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you don't have a clue about things tho stan , haulers have a clue, just in time manufacturers have a clue, fresh food sellers have a clue. you just believe out of thin air. Do you not think it's possible they will adapt ? Business is about innovation and adjustment to conditions I don't deny there may be some disruption but our government is making contingency plans. Sure, human kind has always adapted, but would they be happy to have a worse life, even if it is for a few years?
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Vish no I agree this needs to be brought to conclusion. Personally I am relaxed over no deal I don't think it will be half as bad as is claimed. There may be some short term disruption but after things would return to normal and the economy would adjust. However what no deal would do is create political chaos by our over excited and self important political class. For that reason only we should accept Mays deal with its imperfections Of course, but I was talking in the event that her deal is not voted by your commons, which looks to be the most likely outcome. Even if it is voted, the Rees Mogg etc won't stop I have followed politics all my life I have never known a situation where all politicians agree nor should they all agree politics is about different opinions. Rees mogg is not the prime minister May is. I will stick my neck out here and I say after much posturing the deal will eventually be passed by parliment
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you don't have a clue about things tho stan , haulers have a clue, just in time manufacturers have a clue, fresh food sellers have a clue. you just believe out of thin air. Do you not think it's possible they will adapt ? Business is about innovation and adjustment to conditions I don't deny there may be some disruption but our government is making contingency plans. what a massive carpark for trucks? thats it. There is no contingency plans
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Emp how do you know what the British governments contingency plans are or are not ? Is it through your connections as international spy ?
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