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By *oo hot OP Couple 42 weeks ago
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So the thing that the Brexit architects said would never, ever happen - starts tomorrow.
What do we now think of people who said that there would be no need for border checks and non-tariff barriers? Those who said that border bureaucracy would be less after Brexit and no goods would be held up by unnecessary paperwork?
Paperwork declarations start tomorrow, physical inspections will follow in April and then security declarations will be added to the whole pile of pointlessness in October. |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"So the thing that the Brexit architects said would never, ever happen - starts tomorrow.
What do we now think of people who said that there would be no need for border checks and non-tariff barriers? Those who said that border bureaucracy would be less after Brexit and no goods would be held up by unnecessary paperwork?
Paperwork declarations start tomorrow, physical inspections will follow in April and then security declarations will be added to the whole pile of pointlessness in October."
I suspect we’ll see no significant change or delays between now and April. That’s where the fun is likely to begin. |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"So the thing that the Brexit architects said would never, ever happen - starts tomorrow.
What do we now think of people who said that there would be no need for border checks and non-tariff barriers? Those who said that border bureaucracy would be less after Brexit and no goods would be held up by unnecessary paperwork?
Paperwork declarations start tomorrow, physical inspections will follow in April and then security declarations will be added to the whole pile of pointlessness in October."
Ah, so much winning |
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"So the thing that the Brexit architects said would never, ever happen - starts tomorrow.
What do we now think of people who said that there would be no need for border checks and non-tariff barriers? Those who said that border bureaucracy would be less after Brexit and no goods would be held up by unnecessary paperwork?
Paperwork declarations start tomorrow, physical inspections will follow in April and then security declarations will be added to the whole pile of pointlessness in October."
bunch of lying *unts. |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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It was perfectly obvious to everyone with a functioning brain in 2016 that Brexit would lead to physical border checks being required - that was why the Irish border was such a hot topic.
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By *oo hot OP Couple 42 weeks ago
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"It was perfectly obvious to everyone with a functioning brain in 2016 that Brexit would lead to physical border checks being required - that was why the Irish border was such a hot topic.
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Plenty on here and elsewhere parroted the Mogg’s bullshit assurances that there wouldn’t be. |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"It was perfectly obvious to everyone with a functioning brain in 2016 that Brexit would lead to physical border checks being required - that was why the Irish border was such a hot topic.
Plenty on here and elsewhere parroted the Mogg’s bullshit assurances that there wouldn’t be."
I doubt Mogg could find NI on a map.Well I doubt most of Parliament could or anyone in the leave.eu campaign
That safe seat parachute irks me |
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"So the thing that the Brexit architects said would never, ever happen - starts tomorrow.
What do we now think of people who said that there would be no need for border checks and non-tariff barriers? Those who said that border bureaucracy would be less after Brexit and no goods would be held up by unnecessary paperwork?
Paperwork declarations start tomorrow, physical inspections will follow in April and then security declarations will be added to the whole pile of pointlessness in October."
Is this the beginning of EU suppliers refusing to sell their goods into the UK due to the extra hurdles they will have to jump |
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By *ermbiMan 42 weeks ago
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"It was perfectly obvious to everyone with a functioning brain in 2016 that Brexit would lead to physical border checks being required - that was why the Irish border was such a hot topic.
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The Irish Government knew what was coming so fought against checks at the land border. Its a pity people in Britain didn't take more notice to this. Instead some newspapers vilified the Irish Prime Minister for his stance and portrayed him as the enemy. Smarter folk than those misleading politicians and 'journalists'. Anyway careful what you wish for! Looks like its too late! |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"It was perfectly obvious to everyone with a functioning brain in 2016 that Brexit would lead to physical border checks being required - that was why the Irish border was such a hot topic.
The Irish Government knew what was coming so fought against checks at the land border. It’s a pity people in Britain didn't take more notice to this. Instead some newspapers vilified the Irish Prime Minister for his stance and portrayed him as the enemy. Smarter folk than those misleading politicians and 'journalists'. Anyway careful what you wish for! Looks like it’s too late!"
What newspapers did this? Don’t deny there were some folks here who I doubt could point to Ireland on a map though
Too late for what exactly the issue is pretty much been resolved.Though more through bumbling to what was likely to happen anyway |
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By *ermbiMan 42 weeks ago
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"It was perfectly obvious to everyone with a functioning brain in 2016 that Brexit would lead to physical border checks being required - that was why the Irish border was such a hot topic.
The Irish Government knew what was coming so fought against checks at the land border. It’s a pity people in Britain didn't take more notice to this. Instead some newspapers vilified the Irish Prime Minister for his stance and portrayed him as the enemy. Smarter folk than those misleading politicians and 'journalists'. Anyway careful what you wish for! Looks like it’s too late!
What newspapers did this? Don’t deny there were some folks here who I doubt could point to Ireland on a map though
Too late for what exactly the issue is pretty much been resolved.Though more through bumbling to what was likely to happen anyway"
Two rags called the Daily Telegraph and The Sun |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"It was perfectly obvious to everyone with a functioning brain in 2016 that Brexit would lead to physical border checks being required - that was why the Irish border was such a hot topic.
The Irish Government knew what was coming so fought against checks at the land border. It’s a pity people in Britain didn't take more notice to this. Instead some newspapers vilified the Irish Prime Minister for his stance and portrayed him as the enemy. Smarter folk than those misleading politicians and 'journalists'. Anyway careful what you wish for! Looks like it’s too late!
What newspapers did this? Don’t deny there were some folks here who I doubt could point to Ireland on a map though
Too late for what exactly the issue is pretty much been resolved.Though more through bumbling to what was likely to happen anyway
Two rags called the Daily Telegraph and The Sun"
I think you may be mistaken in the case of the Sun but the telegraph I can absolutely believe.
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By *ermbiMan 42 weeks ago
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"It was perfectly obvious to everyone with a functioning brain in 2016 that Brexit would lead to physical border checks being required - that was why the Irish border was such a hot topic.
The Irish Government knew what was coming so fought against checks at the land border. It’s a pity people in Britain didn't take more notice to this. Instead some newspapers vilified the Irish Prime Minister for his stance and portrayed him as the enemy. Smarter folk than those misleading politicians and 'journalists'. Anyway careful what you wish for! Looks like it’s too late!
What newspapers did this? Don’t deny there were some folks here who I doubt could point to Ireland on a map though
Too late for what exactly the issue is pretty much been resolved.Though more through bumbling to what was likely to happen anyway
Two rags called the Daily Telegraph and The Sun
I think you may be mistaken in the case of the Sun but the telegraph I can absolutely believe.
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Not the actual article but enough:
https://www.thejournal.ie/varadkar-brexit-sun-3704287-Nov2017/?utm_source=shortlink |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"It was perfectly obvious to everyone with a functioning brain in 2016 that Brexit would lead to physical border checks being required - that was why the Irish border was such a hot topic.
The Irish Government knew what was coming so fought against checks at the land border. It’s a pity people in Britain didn't take more notice to this. Instead some newspapers vilified the Irish Prime Minister for his stance and portrayed him as the enemy. Smarter folk than those misleading politicians and 'journalists'. Anyway careful what you wish for! Looks like it’s too late!
What newspapers did this? Don’t deny there were some folks here who I doubt could point to Ireland on a map though
Too late for what exactly the issue is pretty much been resolved.Though more through bumbling to what was likely to happen anyway
Two rags called the Daily Telegraph and The Sun
I think you may be mistaken in the case of the Sun but the telegraph I can absolutely believe.
Not the actual article but enough:
https://www.thejournal.ie/varadkar-brexit-sun-3704287-Nov2017/?utm_source=shortlink"
No it appears you were not mistaken it was much worse than I could have imagined. |
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