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The rather large clue May gave is "We will put the economy before anything"that is in contrast to the Brexiteers
who said we don't give a fook about the economy we don't like East Europeans taking our jobs we never applied for and we reckon Foreigners are coming over here taking our jobs taking our houses stuffing the N.H.S. with sick people and costing our Country a small fortune.But if they all left tomorrow this country would be paradise on Earth. ![]() |
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Sorry pal just a blank space...
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Like the distance between both your ears.
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Why not just go the whole hog and give the decision to the Harry Styles fan club?
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Have you ever thought of becoming a professional comedian?
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But then people who have only known a time within the eu will be somewhat ignorant of what is possible outside.
Personal insults are part of the ammunition for those who have connections and interests which dictate the pro eu stance. |
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You could become a space comedian.
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Would hate to think the 16 year old i see at the station
would be allowed to vote,most couldn't tie their own shoelaces |
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So you judge people on whether they can tie their shoe laces..
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Well i have never seen a footballer that can turn on a sixpence
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I see today the talk that a new trade agreement between the UK and USA could potentially open up a 'new' £50bn if tariffs are lifted.
Mercantilism is about the defence of the balance of payments and trade deficits. Protectionism will be as relevant today and tomorrow as it was yesterday. |