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Did Sunak just admit Brexit is shit?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Sunak just said our shit trading rate might be down to Brexit. He tried to waffle his way out of it afterwards. But check out the spiffing graph of well we're doing compared to the rest of the world:
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished. |
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"the country being 22% behind the rest of the world in trade during january this year is a monumentally bad figure in fairness .... and yes he did say it was caused by brexit didn't he. guess the chancer of the exchequer would know best. 
Not sure if “Chancer” was a typo or deliberate but it is brilliant "
totally deliberate .... as is the anagram of his name Mr High Risk Anus |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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"the country being 22% behind the rest of the world in trade during january this year is a monumentally bad figure in fairness .... and yes he did say it was caused by brexit didn't he. guess the chancer of the exchequer would know best.
Not sure if “Chancer” was a typo or deliberate but it is brilliant
totally deliberate .... as is the anagram of his name Mr High Risk Anus "
You are on fire  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"the country being 22% behind the rest of the world in trade during january this year is a monumentally bad figure in fairness .... and yes he did say it was caused by brexit didn't he. guess the chancer of the exchequer would know best.
Not sure if “Chancer” was a typo or deliberate but it is brilliant
totally deliberate .... as is the anagram of his name Mr High Risk Anus "
Bravo |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished."
Indeed, apparently the government couldn’t cope with dealing with both shit storms (Brexit & Covid ) at the same time |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished.
Indeed, apparently the government couldn’t cope with dealing with both shit storms (Brexit & Covid ) at the same time "
And on another thread I am getting attacked because I was a bit mean and used a bad word about poor ickle Bowis who has twied so wery hard and should be respected! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished.
Indeed, apparently the government couldn’t cope with dealing with both shit storms (Brexit & Covid ) at the same time
And on another thread I am getting attacked because I was a bit mean and used a bad word about poor ickle Bowis who has twied so wery hard and should be respected!"
O dear, these Boris supporters are such snowflakes |
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"In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished.
Indeed, apparently the government couldn’t cope with dealing with both shit storms (Brexit & Covid ) at the same time "
I thought they did well using covid as the main deflection from the brexit clusterfuck.
And they achieved their main pandemic aims, using it to line the pockets of their party donors, friends and neighbors.
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished.
Indeed, apparently the government couldn’t cope with dealing with both shit storms (Brexit & Covid ) at the same time
I thought they did well using covid as the main deflection from the brexit clusterfuck.
And they achieved their main pandemic aims, using it to line the pockets of their party donors, friends and neighbors.
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This is why I cannot understand “proper tories” supporting these opportunistic disaster capitalist crooks! |
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"In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished.
Indeed, apparently the government couldn’t cope with dealing with both shit storms (Brexit & Covid ) at the same time
I thought they did well using covid as the main deflection from the brexit clusterfuck.
And they achieved their main pandemic aims, using it to line the pockets of their party donors, friends and neighbors.
This is why I cannot understand “proper tories” supporting these opportunistic disaster capitalist crooks!"
I don't know. But anyone who votes Tory in the next election fully endorses and supports a government that parties, laughs at us, and gets rich while the people they're supposed to represent died of covid.
The Conservative voters on here either.
1. Blame Labour.
2. Pretend it's not happening.
3. Change the subject.
Which is why I have not much hope for anything better at the next election. Just more of the same shit. |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished.
Indeed, apparently the government couldn’t cope with dealing with both shit storms (Brexit & Covid ) at the same time
I thought they did well using covid as the main deflection from the brexit clusterfuck.
And they achieved their main pandemic aims, using it to line the pockets of their party donors, friends and neighbors.
This is why I cannot understand “proper tories” supporting these opportunistic disaster capitalist crooks!
I don't know. But anyone who votes Tory in the next election fully endorses and supports a government that parties, laughs at us, and gets rich while the people they're supposed to represent died of covid.
The Conservative voters on here either.
1. Blame Labour.
2. Pretend it's not happening.
3. Change the subject.
Which is why I have not much hope for anything better at the next election. Just more of the same shit."
4. You need to move on.
5. Could you do better.
6. You’re so angry/entrenched.
Many don’t do irony! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished.
Indeed, apparently the government couldn’t cope with dealing with both shit storms (Brexit & Covid ) at the same time
I thought they did well using covid as the main deflection from the brexit clusterfuck.
And they achieved their main pandemic aims, using it to line the pockets of their party donors, friends and neighbors.
This is why I cannot understand “proper tories” supporting these opportunistic disaster capitalist crooks!
I don't know. But anyone who votes Tory in the next election fully endorses and supports a government that parties, laughs at us, and gets rich while the people they're supposed to represent died of covid.
The Conservative voters on here either.
1. Blame Labour.
2. Pretend it's not happening.
3. Change the subject.
Which is why I have not much hope for anything better at the next election. Just more of the same shit.
4. You need to move on.
5. Could you do better.
6. You’re so angry/entrenched.
Many don’t do irony!"
7. Blame the EU |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished.
Indeed, apparently the government couldn’t cope with dealing with both shit storms (Brexit & Covid ) at the same time
I thought they did well using covid as the main deflection from the brexit clusterfuck.
And they achieved their main pandemic aims, using it to line the pockets of their party donors, friends and neighbors.
This is why I cannot understand “proper tories” supporting these opportunistic disaster capitalist crooks!
I don't know. But anyone who votes Tory in the next election fully endorses and supports a government that parties, laughs at us, and gets rich while the people they're supposed to represent died of covid.
The Conservative voters on here either.
1. Blame Labour.
2. Pretend it's not happening.
3. Change the subject.
Which is why I have not much hope for anything better at the next election. Just more of the same shit.
4. You need to move on.
5. Could you do better.
6. You’re so angry/entrenched.
Many don’t do irony!
7. Blame the EU"
Oops forgot this one...
They always knew that this would happen and didn't vote based on an economic improvement or to improve society but voted to get away from being controlled by an unelected beaurocratic parliament in Brussels with the preference to being controlled by a goverment that is in power due to a system that allows a party with a minority vote (per head of population) to have a majority of 80 seats in parliament and which is kept in check by a governing body where the members are either heredity or awarded their place by the goverment who happens to be in power.
Yet still - those who voted for this will say, in total honesty( and I really believe this to be the case), that given the opportunity again, they would still vote to leave the EU.
Stuff the consequences - it is better to be out than in.
However, we live in a democratic society (do we?) and surely it can only get better...can't it? |
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"In other news, Brexit apparently delayed pandemic plans. That story's on the BBC so it can be read more easily.
Brexit: the turd that can't be polished.
Indeed, apparently the government couldn’t cope with dealing with both shit storms (Brexit & Covid ) at the same time
I thought they did well using covid as the main deflection from the brexit clusterfuck.
And they achieved their main pandemic aims, using it to line the pockets of their party donors, friends and neighbors.
This is why I cannot understand “proper tories” supporting these opportunistic disaster capitalist crooks!
I don't know. But anyone who votes Tory in the next election fully endorses and supports a government that parties, laughs at us, and gets rich while the people they're supposed to represent died of covid.
The Conservative voters on here either.
1. Blame Labour.
2. Pretend it's not happening.
3. Change the subject.
Which is why I have not much hope for anything better at the next election. Just more of the same shit.
4. You need to move on.
5. Could you do better.
6. You’re so angry/entrenched.
Many don’t do irony!
7. Blame the EU
Oops forgot this one...
They always knew that this would happen and didn't vote based on an economic improvement or to improve society but voted to get away from being controlled by an unelected beaurocratic parliament in Brussels with the preference to being controlled by a goverment that is in power due to a system that allows a party with a minority vote (per head of population) to have a majority of 80 seats in parliament and which is kept in check by a governing body where the members are either heredity or awarded their place by the goverment who happens to be in power.
Yet still - those who voted for this will say, in total honesty( and I really believe this to be the case), that given the opportunity again, they would still vote to leave the EU.
Stuff the consequences - it is better to be out than in.
However, we live in a democratic society (do we?) and surely it can only get better...can't it?"
Being governed is not "democratic" if you do not agree or wish to be governed. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting...More like just getting on with life "
Nothing to do with most people now realising Brexit is shit then? Right you are then... |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting...More like just getting on with life
Nothing to do with most people now realising Brexit is shit then? Right you are then..."
What you mean the few people who post on here are they really a good poll of the country?  |
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting...More like just getting on with life
Nothing to do with most people now realising Brexit is shit then? Right you are then..."
They never will.
"It's just a flesh wound" - the black Knight. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting...More like just getting on with life
Nothing to do with most people now realising Brexit is shit then? Right you are then...What you mean the few people who post on here are they really a good poll of the country? "
Feel free to check any of the many polls taken that show the majority now think Brexit is a bad idea or is going badly. |
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting..."
Ok I'll bite.
Perhaps like you they have an opinion that cannot be changed and they realise it's pointless arguing with people who have their own opinions that can't be changed!
Kinda like bashing your head against a brick wall so to speak.
And please don't make assumptions regards my opinion on Brexit.
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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago
Manchester |
I was thinking about these hundreds of dodgy Russians we are now sanctioning in the U.K, Am I missing something or have they been tolerated because of their generosity to the Tory party?
If we knew they were Putin supporters all this time why did we continue for years to help them launder their money and therefore fe-enforce Putin’s hold? I’m sure someone will say we’ve only just found them.
How can our years of support for them be good for this country? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting...
Ok I'll bite.
Perhaps like you they have an opinion that cannot be changed and they realise it's pointless arguing with people who have their own opinions that can't be changed!
Kinda like bashing your head against a brick wall so to speak.
And please don't make assumptions regards my opinion on Brexit.
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People can have any opinion they want. I just noted there seem far fewer Brexit defenders than in the past. |
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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting...
Ok I'll bite.
Perhaps like you they have an opinion that cannot be changed and they realise it's pointless arguing with people who have their own opinions that can't be changed!
Kinda like bashing your head against a brick wall so to speak.
And please don't make assumptions regards my opinion on Brexit.
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Surely any intelligent reading of the facts regardless of how they voted can show everyone it’s a mess and bad for the country. Why do they not read the facts? What enforces their blinkered view? Do they just refuse to accept reality because they can’t accept they have been conned? Also if they care about the country as they repeatedly claim they should be at the front of the queue shouting,,, Oi Boris & Mogg this is not even close to what you promised! |
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting...
Ok I'll bite.
Perhaps like you they have an opinion that cannot be changed and they realise it's pointless arguing with people who have their own opinions that can't be changed!
Kinda like bashing your head against a brick wall so to speak.
And please don't make assumptions regards my opinion on Brexit.
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There is a difference though.
One side of the argument look at what's happening in real life. Actual information.
The other side have belief and faith in something with no evidence, just rhetoric. |
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting...
Ok I'll bite.
Perhaps like you they have an opinion that cannot be changed and they realise it's pointless arguing with people who have their own opinions that can't be changed!
Kinda like bashing your head against a brick wall so to speak.
And please don't make assumptions regards my opinion on Brexit.
People can have any opinion they want. I just noted there seem far fewer Brexit defenders than in the past."
Which is sad. I like the brexit banter. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting...
Ok I'll bite.
Perhaps like you they have an opinion that cannot be changed and they realise it's pointless arguing with people who have their own opinions that can't be changed!
Kinda like bashing your head against a brick wall so to speak.
And please don't make assumptions regards my opinion on Brexit.
People can have any opinion they want. I just noted there seem far fewer Brexit defenders than in the past.
Which is sad. I like the brexit banter."
Oh there are still a few true Brexit believers here, ignoring facts with gusto. |
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"Brexit defenders seem far thinner on the ground these days. Interesting...
Ok I'll bite.
Perhaps like you they have an opinion that cannot be changed and they realise it's pointless arguing with people who have their own opinions that can't be changed!
Kinda like bashing your head against a brick wall so to speak.
And please don't make assumptions regards my opinion on Brexit.
People can have any opinion they want. I just noted there seem far fewer Brexit defenders than in the past.
Which is sad. I like the brexit banter.
Oh there are still a few true Brexit believers here, ignoring facts with gusto."
Like people who believe in God despite all the overwhelming evidence and proof that's actually it's all bollox.
Yet like God Brexit has its loyal followers! |
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"Sunak just said our shit trading rate might be down to Brexit. He tried to waffle his way out of it afterwards. But check out the spiffing graph of well we're doing compared to the rest of the world:
https://www.ft.com/content/484db1cf-e65e-49b3-a71e-fdd915a874a6?sharetype=blocked"
Don't know about Brexit - but it's clear that he and his wife think the UK is shit for tax purposes.
How patriotic, eh? |
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