Brexit Deal
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Brexit will have soon cost the UK more than all its payments to the EU over the past 47 years put together
Brexit has already cost the UK £130 billion in lost growth since 2016, research by Bloomberg found.
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Oh **** off.( you know me Phil
Brexit will have soon cost the UK more than all its payments to the EU over the past 47 years put together
Brexit has already cost the UK £130 billion in lost growth since 2016, research by Bloomberg found.
) Bloomberg that say the American economy is booming. Research by Wattie found Bloomberg hasn’t got a clue.
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It is true the EU ransom ££,£££,£££,£££‘s are being payed to free us but beyond that there is sod all evidence there Phil.
The BOE would be shouting from the rooftops if there was even a shred of it to back up their wild claims from four years ago to make them even plausible.
The BOE would be shouting from the rooftops if there was even a shred of it to back up their wild claims from four years ago to make them even plausible.
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Fun fact.
How many Eu countries required bailouts, how many are still bust and who has one of the biggest debts in the world and a mounting number of Cv19 cases?
How many times was the Uk bailed out over the same period?
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Love it Phil, good on you my friend. Best to you and yours.I'm just trying to keep the thread alive and kicking even if I'm a pain in the arsé
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Breaking my promises on the previous EU deal is best way to start negotiations for future deal, insists idiot
Boris Johnson, a workshy imbecile currently residing in Central London, has announced that the best way to get a great trade deal from the EU is to openly break the solemn commitments he agreed to on the political deal he made in November.
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This morning I've been discussing with a client in Ireland about exporting a bit of kit out there.
Now until the 31st December there will be no tariffs.
However, if Boris doesn't get a deal struck then we leave effectively with no deal and go onto WTO trade agreements.
This means there will be a 24% tariff on our kit.
However, if the Irish company we are selling to open an office in the UK then we can sell it to them without tariffs (tax) being attached, and they can import it, with a 7% tariff/tax.
This means, firstly means our kit becomes more expensive.
Secondly, what kind of idiot would use WTO terms if by one means you have to pay 24% tax and then another only 7%?
You can see why zero countries in the world use the WTO! So why the f*ck would we?
Boris and co need to sort this pile of sh*t out pronto!
Now until the 31st December there will be no tariffs.
However, if Boris doesn't get a deal struck then we leave effectively with no deal and go onto WTO trade agreements.
This means there will be a 24% tariff on our kit.
However, if the Irish company we are selling to open an office in the UK then we can sell it to them without tariffs (tax) being attached, and they can import it, with a 7% tariff/tax.
This means, firstly means our kit becomes more expensive.
Secondly, what kind of idiot would use WTO terms if by one means you have to pay 24% tax and then another only 7%?
You can see why zero countries in the world use the WTO! So why the f*ck would we?
Boris and co need to sort this pile of sh*t out pronto!
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Unfortunately,I think you’ll discover that this virus is about to reset everything.
Brexits problems are firmly intertwined with the impacts of the current situation......as are Europes and the entire world.
The potential outcomes here are inconceivable and it will readjust the world on a scale currently incomprehensible.
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If it does or it doesn't either way the lights will have to be kept on. This means life will still go on.
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James O'Brien sums up the UK's negotiating approach on Brexit
Boris Johnson has published the UK's negotiating position for a post-Brexit trade deal with the EU. James O'Brien read between the lines to explain what it actually means.
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Phil on behalf of the British government I am notifying you that in the event of “no deal” by June the forum will be obliged to put a £1 tarif on worded posts and £2 on any picture images originating from Europe:
im collecting the tariffs on behalf of HM Govt and will Pm my bank details should you be unable to convince Mr Macron to shake hands on something.
Bonsoir mon ami.
( a discount may apply for impressive breast images)
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My wife was at a Welsh tourist board (or whatever they’re called nowadays) meeting yesterday and they reviewed the impact of the B-word in 2019. After which, one attendee said “right, now can we discuss the C-word?”
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The Conservative Party still taking money from the Russians.
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The wife of a former Putin ally has paid £90,000 for a game of tennis with Boris Johnson as he continues to sit on a report detailing his party's links to Russia
Boris Johnson blocked a report revealing extensive links between Russian donors and the Conservative Party.
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