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over a year ago
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Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction? |
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?"
Unlikely to sort out the French farmers and ports unfortunately |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?"
Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK |
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over a year ago
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK "
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on! |
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over a year ago
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!"
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!"
In trade yes. But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering. |
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!
In trade yes. But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering. "
Are we going to send mark Francois and the ta boys over? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!
In trade yes. But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering. "
War with Europe, another Brexit benefit? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!
In trade yes. But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering. "
Like what, missiles at French fishing boats? |
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!
In trade yes. But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering.
Like what, missiles at French fishing boats? "
If its the only language they understand yes |
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!
In trade yes. But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering.
War with Europe, another Brexit benefit?"
Just the French at the moment. Then the others will fall in line. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!
In trade yes. But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering.
War with Europe, another Brexit benefit?
Just the French at the moment. Then the others will fall in line. "
I don't remember war with France being in the Brexit campaign. Just an unexpected benefit? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!
In trade yes. But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering.
Like what, missiles at French fishing boats?
If its the only language they understand yes "
That will never happen, |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!
In trade yes. But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering.
War with Europe, another Brexit benefit?
Just the French at the moment. Then the others will fall in line.
I don't remember war with France being in the Brexit campaign. Just an unexpected benefit?"
Tbh, I think ‘some’ of the leave voters were hoping for that,
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK "
I dont them as a load of tossers Boris Johnson and his cabinet. |
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?
Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK "
Humiliate the UK how and in what way? |
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!
In trade yes. But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering.
Are we going to send mark Francois and the ta boys over?"
Surely doesn’t need all the boys  |
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
I dont them as a load of tossers Boris Johnson and his cabinet. "
I believe most of us are also enthusiastic tossers (certainly during lockdown at least) please don’t don’t us too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Well the t-shirt I had from UNI lasted longer than the one I had for Brexit lol.
Didn't even work very well as a duster.
But - Onward. Let the country grow and heal.  "
How do you stand on the proposed war with France as suggested by one of the outspoken brexiteers here. Seems counter to your "grow and heal" message. |
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"Well the t-shirt I had from UNI lasted longer than the one I had for Brexit lol.
Didn't even work very well as a duster.
But - Onward. Let the country grow and heal.
How do you stand on the proposed war with France as suggested by one of the outspoken brexiteers here. Seems counter to your "grow and heal" message."
I really don't take 'banter' to a level of superciliousness.
And as I didn't say it. Why ask me to start with. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well the t-shirt I had from UNI lasted longer than the one I had for Brexit lol.
Didn't even work very well as a duster.
But - Onward. Let the country grow and heal.
How do you stand on the proposed war with France as suggested by one of the outspoken brexiteers here. Seems counter to your "grow and heal" message.
I really don't take 'banter' to a level of superciliousness.
And as I didn't say it. Why ask me to start with."
You guys are usually on the same side of the fence. So it's interesting when two people who usually agree, disagree.
Carry on. |
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I also don't ever tar-brush with sweeping statements of 'the Tories this or labour that' . . . There are many many honest politicians in every party and many bad ones.
It also pays when in doubt to ask anothers opinion before pigeonholing.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Well the t-shirt I had from UNI lasted longer than the one I had for Brexit lol.
Didn't even work very well as a duster.
But - Onward. Let the country grow and heal.
How do you stand on the proposed war with France as suggested by one of the outspoken brexiteers here. Seems counter to your "grow and heal" message."
It is the only language the French respond to, apparently |
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By *amish SMan
over a year ago
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The French kicking off about their fishing permits, VDL put that one to bed according to politico. French MEP sent away with his tail between his legs. Next time he'll check his facts, before spouting off, seems VDL knew exactly what the situation was. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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You guys are usually on the same side of the fence. So it's interesting when two people who usually agree, disagree.
Carry on.
Pays. Never to assume at any one time then doesn't it."
I didn't, hence the question.  |
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By *coptoCouple
over a year ago
Côte d'Azur & Great Yarmouth |
Let’s not get too carried away…
All that’s happened is that the “Agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom and Northern Irelend from the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community” is now 100% binding, and that the “concepts and provisions thereof… shall in their implementation and application be interpreted in conformity with the relevant case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union handed down before the end of the transition period [31/12/020]”.
Most importantly, Cases C6/60 of 16/12/1960 and Case C-558/10 of 05/07/2012 which provided that the pensions of Messrs Mandelson, Patten, Ashdown, the Kinnocks etc. are exempt from UK tax.
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose... |
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"But if the French continue to try to frustrate it then military options need considering. "
I'm sorry, but whoever you are behind this JuliaChris spoof account - you have jumped the shark. The game is up. Was a long and quite entertaining run. |
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"Well the t-shirt I had from UNI lasted longer than the one I had for Brexit lol.
Didn't even work very well as a duster.
But - Onward. Let the country grow and heal.
How do you stand on the proposed war with France as suggested by one of the outspoken brexiteers here. Seems counter to your "grow and heal" message."
I've reconsidered my war comments a little more carefully.
I dont think I'm proposing a full scale ground war or anything silly like that.
More like surgical strikes specifically on French tractors in the North of the country. That should unblock things. |
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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?"
Don't think they had a lot of choice but to accept it in reality |
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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK "
Three hundred million people are stubborn and bent on humiliation ?? Emma you do come out with some statements!!
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"Looks like MEP's have voted to approve the EU-UK trade deal.
Maybe we can now move forward and start working with each other to get both sides of the water moving in the same direction?Not yet sadly the EU is to stubborn and wants to humiliate the UK
How can the EU possibly do that?
The trade agreement is World Beating according to Johnson.
Now that things have finally been signed off, it should be a simple case of taking advantage of the agreement (World beating) and moving forward.
The EU will obviously make sure that the agreement is enacted in full (and impose penalties if that is not the case as per the agreement) but, why would the UK worry about that?
The agreement is good for the UK.
The UK can and will trade elsewhere.
Surely all good news.
Why worry about the EU - the UK had left.
The UK does not need the EU - we have been told this so many times by those who voted to leave.
Time to believe it and move on!"
A paper agreement and actual behaviours are two very different things. Even with agreements we have seen the threatening and intransigent nature with the vaccines as just one example. The contracts and agreements count for nothing. If we all want to make it work, it will work well. If only one side wants it, it won't... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've reconsidered my war comments a little more carefully.
Nah. Too late. You lost any credibility back there. Just come clean. It's Steve Coogan developing a new character isn't it?"
Been saying that for months now.
It's the most dignified explanation. |
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