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Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 08 Apr 2021, 15:02
by duke63
The idea that the Brexit Boris and his bunch of **** tard mates promised was ever deliverable was always nonsense.

Whoever the Country trades with then that other country/ies will always want freer access to living and working in the UK.

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 18 Apr 2021, 10:53
by D6Nutz
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But that's alright, Boris made the fishing industry boom right.....

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Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 18 Apr 2021, 11:17
by duke63
10% of all British banking assets moved out of London to the EU is a massive number.

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 18 Apr 2021, 18:54
by StMarks
Tip of the iceberg imho... This will be a self perpetuating deterioration (inverted version of "success feeds success")

Isn't it the knock on effect to everything (& everyone) else that's really going to radically change the UK.? Doubtless the blinkered muppets who were manipulated into believing Brexshit was a good idea, will be equally easily duped into blaming the EU for the death knell they themselves have dealt to our United Kingdom. ;(

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 18 Apr 2021, 20:59
by duke63
There was an article I read the other day by a former UK ambassador to the EU.

He was asked if he thought it likely that the EU and UK would try to bridge some of the gaps left.

He said he thought UK EU talks would be an ongoing thing iver the coming years as there will still be some many holes but didntbthink the current crop of UK politicians would want closer ties.

However he did say in 10 years time he could foresee the next generation wanting to repair EU UK relations and they would want a closer relationship in many ways.

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 30 Apr 2021, 08:38
by duke63
I read that a lot of bars and restaurants particularly in London and the South are struggling to find sufficient staff to reopen as they employed many EU citizens and a lot returned back home, never to return.

I am still waiting to see that first Brexit benefit.

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Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 30 Apr 2021, 08:44
by Kwacky
The UK and Norway have been unable to reach an agreement about fishing.

So UK fishing vessels are now banned from Norwegian waters.

Guess where the cod are? it now means that the cod sold in our chip shops will be from Norway, because there's still a tariff free trade deal with Norway

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 30 Apr 2021, 09:58
by duke63
:D

The UK economy is currently being propped up by Government grants and furlough.

There is going to be an almighty crash at some point.

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 30 Apr 2021, 15:29
by Perkles
manufacturing is having a massive resurge but i am not sure if its an effect of Covid but the industry I am in is booming

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 30 Apr 2021, 17:17
by duke63
Perkles wrote:manufacturing is having a massive resurge but i am not sure if its an effect of Covid but the industry I am in is booming
Its because there is so much Government cash floating around in the system. Pretty much all the businesses i deal with are struggling for materials, not work.

I found out last weekend that my neighbours are furloughed yet their Company is still bringing in as much business as it does normally because their son is doing all the work.

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 03 May 2021, 07:55
by Perkles
duke63 wrote:
Perkles wrote:manufacturing is having a massive resurge but i am not sure if its an effect of Covid but the industry I am in is booming
Its because there is so much Government cash floating around in the system. Pretty much all the businesses i deal with are struggling for materials, not work.

I found out last weekend that my neighbours are furloughed yet their Company is still bringing in as much business as it does normally because their son is doing all the work.
yes same here massive shortage of materials and inflated material prices with stupid delivery times
Cardboard is in shortage because its not being recycled properly

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 25 May 2021, 19:00
by Kwacky
I've got to find a new dog food. It's too expensive now to import the one Bella has.

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 25 May 2021, 20:13
by C00kiemonster
Kwacky wrote:I've got to find a new dog food. It's too expensive now to import the one Bella has.
Not Eden? That's made in Stoke (giggle)

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 26 May 2021, 14:47
by Monty
C00kiemonster wrote:
Kwacky wrote:I've got to find a new dog food. It's too expensive now to import the one Bella has.
Not Eden? That's made in Stoke (giggle)
.... and, so was I. Oh I see!

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 01 Jun 2021, 21:33
by Kwacky
(lol)

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 01 Jun 2021, 21:54
by duke63
Kwacky wrote:(lol)

:D what a prick.

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 01 Jun 2021, 21:57
by StMarks
duke63 wrote:
Kwacky wrote:(lol)

:D what a prick.
Not sure that's right... (shake)







Imo he looks more like a scrotum (nod)

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 01 Jun 2021, 22:33
by Jack
I'm sure he could get staff if he paid people a reasonable wage rather than relying on the benefits system to make up the shortfall.

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 01 Jun 2021, 22:35
by duke63
He will just have to get off his fat arse and work himself the. Fcuks given? none !!

Re: Brexit thread

Posted: 01 Jun 2021, 22:39
by Kwacky
Jack wrote:I'm sure he could get staff if he paid people a reasonable wage rather than relying on the benefits system to make up the shortfall.
That's true of a lot of places sadly. Most benefit claimants work.