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    Quote Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns View Post
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    Oh look, US takeover of UK defence company approved by the government.


    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50874181
    So much for Corbyn being a security risk. The Government sneaked this one out hoping nobody would notice. Risks have been mitigated to an acceptable level? Remember that phrase when they start selling off chunks of the NHS.
    Every gimmick hungry yob,
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    He'll die before he's sold.


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    Quote Originally Posted by marinello59 View Post
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    So much for Corbyn being a security risk. The Government sneaked this one out hoping nobody would notice. Risks have been mitigated to an acceptable level? Remember that phrase when they start selling off chunks of the NHS.
    But they told us that they wouldn't sell any of the NHS, are you saying that they lied?
    There is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns View Post
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    But they told us that they wouldn't sell any of the NHS, are you saying that they lied?
    I think you'd have to wait till it happens before you can say they lied.

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    Get the popcorn, sit back and enjoy


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCE4aVB4pjk
    There is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns View Post
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    Get the popcorn, sit back and enjoy


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCE4aVB4pjk
    I saw the names Farage and Morgan in the information.

    Didn't look any further.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hibbyradge View Post
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    I saw the names Farage and Morgan in the information.

    Didn't look any further.
    Morgan wasn't in it. Andrew Bridgen provided the giggles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hibbyradge View Post
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    I saw the names Farage and Morgan in the information.

    Didn't look any further.
    Some Tory, Andrew Bridgen, has nominated Nigel Farage for a knighthood in the New Year Honours list. This is a bit of a rammy between him and Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu

    There is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.

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    Give him a knighthood, just to show what a man of the people he is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cataplana View Post
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    Give him a knighthood, just to show what a man of the people he is.
    After his abject failures to get elected to political power it's certainly beyond irony that our country's dubious system of patronage could see him finally getting into the system of government properly, great opportunity to enhance his income from the EU as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bostonhibby View Post
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    After his abject failures to get elected to political power it's certainly beyond irony that our country's dubious system of patronage could see him finally getting into the system of government properly, great opportunity to enhance his income from the EU as well.

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    Income from the EU stops on the 1st of February 😁
    There is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.

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    coming to your favourite supermarkets soon......

    https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncn...rFnHXeUbZQAwvc

    ALBERT LEA, Minnesota — America's food inspectors are warning that "unsafe" pork is likely making it to consumers under a change in rules for meat inspection.
    "If this continues across the nation, when you open your package of meat, what you're gonna get for a pathogen is gonna be a mystery," Mauer said.
    Potential defects, according to Mauer, include feces, sex organs, toenails, bladders and unwanted hair.


    sure sounds delicious

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    There is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.

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    I see Johnson has his priority right.


    https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top...ness-1-6457671
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    Some Tory, Andrew Bridgen, has nominated Nigel Farage for a knighthood in the New Year Honours list. This is a bit of a rammy between him and Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu

    I can't for the life of me imagine a Tory, pals with Farage, being at odds with someone with that name.

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    oh my.........can't wait till Boris's Bongs Bang on Big Ben..on the 31RD
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    no point taking it down when we will be joining again soon enough...hopefully





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    Quote Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875 View Post
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    That badge a real thing, or Remainer photoshopaganda?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lapsedhibee View Post
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    That badge a real thing, or Remainer photoshopaganda?
    I saw it a few days ago and it looks real.
    There is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875 View Post
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    no point taking it down when we will be joining again soon enough...hopefully





    The decision to take it down was made by the Parliament's corporate management body, rather than via a vote of Members.

    Seems like the correct decision to me, irrespective of my views on Brexit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Future17 View Post
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    The decision to take it down was made by the Parliament's corporate management body, rather than via a vote of Members.

    Seems like the correct decision to me, irrespective of my views on Brexit.
    Yeees! A flag debate! It’s been ages since we had one of them

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    Yeees! A flag debate! It’s been ages since we had one of them
    Holyrood should fly a ****** big HARP!

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    https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-51157933

    "" Asked how differing regulations between the UK and EU may impact industries such as automotive and pharmaceuticals, he (Jarid) said: "We're also talking about companies that have known since 2016 that we are leaving the EU.

    Admittedly, they didn't know the exact terms." ""


    What a belter, the Chancellor is now blaming industries for not being prepared for new regulations but admits they had no idea what the terms of Brexit were going to be.

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    The Northern Ireland assembly have joined the Scottish Parliament in rejecting Johnson's withdrawal agreement. The Welsh assembly look likely to reject it in a vote tomorrow. Westminster will go ahead with it anyway, union of equals etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CloudSquall View Post
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    https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-51157933

    "" Asked how differing regulations between the UK and EU may impact industries such as automotive and pharmaceuticals, he (Jarid) said: "We're also talking about companies that have known since 2016 that we are leaving the EU.

    Admittedly, they didn't know the exact terms." ""


    What a belter, the Chancellor is now blaming industries for not being prepared for new regulations but admits they had no idea what the terms of Brexit were going to be.
    Brexiters not taking responsibility for the consequences of Brexit? Now there's a surprise.

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    INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND PROJECTIONS: 'UK economy will grow faster than the eurozone in the first two years after Brexit'.Project fear slowly vanishing...

    https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/b...-imf-k2h3vbdjm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slavers View Post
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    INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND PROJECTIONS: 'UK economy will grow faster than the eurozone in the first two years after Brexit'.Project fear slowly vanishing...

    https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/b...-imf-k2h3vbdjm
    That's certainly an unexpectedly positive forecast.

    It does say this, however;

    "Assuming there is an orderly Brexit at the end of the month, and a gradual transition to a new relationship with the bloc ... "
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hibbyradge View Post
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    That's certainly an unexpectedly positive forecast.

    It does say this, however;

    "Assuming there is an orderly Brexit at the end of the month, and a gradual transition to a new relationship with the bloc ... "
    It's not unexpected though! Britain will thrive being Independent.

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business...driver-growth/

    Already 1000's of EU Financial Institutions are opening offices in the UK post Brexit.

    https://www.cityam.com/over-1000-eu-...-after-brexit/.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slavers View Post
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    INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND PROJECTIONS: 'UK economy will grow faster than the eurozone in the first two years after Brexit'.Project fear slowly vanishing...

    https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/b...-imf-k2h3vbdjm
    In the 2 years before the 2016 referendum, UK growth was 3.1% and 2.3%. So achieving 1.4% and 1.5% in the 2 years after Brexit wouldn't be all that stunning.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slavers View Post
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    Already 1000's of EU Financial Institutions are opening offices in the UK post Brexit.

    https://www.cityam.com/over-1000-eu-...-after-brexit/.
    My copy of that link says "over 1000" and it's clear that the figure must be somewhere between 1000 and 1441. Why do you call that "thousands"?

    It's also clear from the article that there's many hundreds of UK firms having to open offices in the EU for the same reasons that EU firms are having to open offices in the UK. How is this Sunny Uplands?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lapsedhibee View Post
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    My copy of that link says "over 1000" and it's clear that the figure must be somewhere between 1000 and 1441. Why do you call that "thousands"?

    It's also clear from the article that there's many hundreds of UK firms having to open offices in the EU for the same reasons that EU firms are having to open offices in the UK. How is this Sunny Uplands?
    It's show that despite all the scaremongering that the UK post brexit is attracting investment.

    The growth of UK tech firms is faster than any other country in the world.

    Of course it's sunny uplands it's all positive news. Why not celebrate it after all the negative rubbish that has been posted relentlessly by remoaners.

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