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wanna know what many of those who believe immigration is too high will think of what David Davis said on QT and the general consensus on immigration numbers
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Always good to make decisions more on the basis of sticking it to others rather than reason
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Do you want London to break away Dori. Taking it's 60% of the countries wealth with it which would cripple the rest of the country instantly?
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*its
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It would be for the home secretary to decide the system to be used, he said, but added: "I cannot imagine that the policy will be anything other than that which is in the national interest.
"Which means that from time to time we will need more, from time to time we will need less. "That is how it will no doubt work and that will be in everybody's interests - the migrants and the citizens of the UK." |
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People can blabber on about control, but when they meant control they really mean they want it reduced on most occasions
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Please, London is not going to break away.
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If you believe there are too many Poles or other Eastern Europeans in your once very Northern English area, are they suddenly accepting it because it does turn out they are needed for the workforces in some of these places. I'm not sure that will cut it
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/03/27/cut-eu-red-tape-choking-britain-brexit-set-country-free-shackles/
Five EU directives we'll be glad to see the back of |
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EU working time directive
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people as unproductive and badly trained as the in England would do well to work longer tbh
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and they posted 6 ffs
the others are; Bendy bananas Green energy Great crested newt Incandescent lightbulbs Best vacuum cleaners |
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"the world needs liberal, democratic values now more than ever" who said it?
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Realistic assessment of the situation. You'd do well to acknowledge it and work towards its resolution to solve the primary problems of your country.
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think edy has been a bit gentler about England than what you say about Germany, in fairness
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it was Theresa May of course
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No way...he's constant I just fume at their blindness of the massive danger of Islam due to their guilt of World War 2
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The UK is like 80% service sector, a lot of it either concentrated in London for the capital elite or heavily underpaid for the the rest and you think that's not a problem?
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Work more hours here? we already do way too many hours.
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News flash - Thatcher's dismantling of your producing sector and training is what's gone wrong with the UK
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bring back the 3 day week I say
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Which was carried on by subsequent governments too
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Edy have you ever been to England?
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No, but I love reading.
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If you feel I went wrong with by previous few comments, feel free to correct them.
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I'd be fascinated to hear your assessment
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Andrew Neil going to monster party leaders on BBC1 now, Corbyn atm
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I was in Germany in 1994, broke down on the Autobahn on the way to Austria skiing, and visited a German service station...at least I have been to your country! lol
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or May has already been on
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Ashley CowburnVerified account @ashcowburn 4s4 seconds ago
More Theresa May just pretty much put nail in the coffin of £350m a week to NHS pledge during @afneil interview (if you were still optimistic)  |
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Am I fundamentally wrong with my assessment, dori? That was the question.
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Thank you, mate
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Asked about the two-year timetable to complete negotiations, May says she is confident the deadline can be met. “Both sides realise it is in our interests to get these arrangements in place,” she says. The prime minister argues that the UK is not approaching the issue as a third country, but as an EU member, which will speed up the process.
two years sounds incredibly optimistic. A much less integrated, 56.000 people Greenland needed two and half years. |