Brexit is destroying Britain

[Hindsight]

Interesting piece on Inside Science about the impact of the debacle over the NI Protocol on collaborative funding with other European countries. About 14 minutes in in if anyone wants to listen.

Further impact of Brexit and third country status. Shame really - heading quietly into the backwaters

BBC Inside Science - Miscounting Carbon, EU Funding Stalemate, and How to Make a Royal Hologram - BBC Sounds

A stalemate in EU/UK science cooperation, and secrets of the jubilee 'hologram' revealed.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Ashtree]

So a pro eu group has produced some figures that they claim show we would be better off being in the EU, wow that's a surprise, and they say leave voters are gullible . I bet you believe that cows and sheep are responsible for global warming because the vegans have produced figures to show that too.

Listen, there’s one simple way of making these remoaner type pinko lefties, shut to fkukk up for ever and a day.

All you or indeed Boris Bunter, need to do is publish a short list, of the economic benefits which have accrued to GB, as a result of Brexit.

Of course you and HE, won’t do that, simply because it’s been an economic and commercial sheetfest.
I‘m unaware, of ANY, business, business person, or business sector, which points to Brexit as having been of any benefit to them.
On the flip side, I see many who daily point out the damage which it has done. More interestingly, it feels like more and more who supported and voted for leave, are now prepared to speak out about the damage which it has done.
Still though….the gammons in the main are happy, and to hell with the welfare of their offspring, never mind at all about their grand children. Let them have cake and eat it…..

 

[nivilla1982]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1534808872183005186

 

[BrianV]

Listen, there’s one simple way of making these remoaner type pinko lefties, shut to fkukk up for ever and a day.

All you or indeed Boris Bunter, need to do is publish a short list, of the economic benefits which have accrued to GB, as a result of Brexit.

Of course you and HE, won’t do that, simply because it’s been an economic and commercial sheetfest.
I‘m unaware, of ANY, business, business person, or business sector, which points to Brexit as having been of any benefit to them.
On the flip side, I see many who daily point out the damage which it has done. More interestingly, it feels like more and more who supported and voted for leave, are now prepared to speak out about the damage which it has done.
Still though….the gammons in the main are happy, and to hell with the welfare of their offspring, never mind at all about their grand children. Let them have cake and eat it…..

Isn't most of the problem that while they say we have left the EU this "Tory" government have decided that imports from the EU can flood in unrestricted whilst exports have every obstacle possible put in the way, as will be the case with farming this dozy government are putting English producers of just about everything at a severe disadvantage to it's competitors, Johnson will be the downfall of this country, not because of Brexit but because of his stupidity!!

 

[rob1]

Listen, there’s one simple way of making these remoaner type pinko lefties, shut to fkukk up for ever and a day.

All you or indeed Boris Bunter, need to do is publish a short list, of the economic benefits which have accrued to GB, as a result of Brexit.

Of course you and HE, won’t do that, simply because it’s been an economic and commercial sheetfest.
I‘m unaware, of ANY, business, business person, or business sector, which points to Brexit as having been of any benefit to them.
On the flip side, I see many who daily point out the damage which it has done. More interestingly, it feels like more and more who supported and voted for leave, are now prepared to speak out about the damage which it has done.
Still though….the gammons in the main are happy, and to hell with the welfare of their offspring, never mind at all about their grand children. Let them have cake and eat it…..

Brexit 'still a bit of minefield' for businesses one year on

How have East of England businesses coped with the first year of Brexit?

www.bbc.co.uk

Outsider trading: A year after Brexit, how 5 small UK companies have fared

Small British exporters reflect on their first full year of doing business as non-EU members. How do they feel about Brexit now?

www.marketplace.org

two seconds to find some that like it, is everything perfect no of course not and there will be losers and winners, the NI situation needs sorting but that takes two sides that want to make it work, of course Ireland is doing whats its told to yet again, but of course youre used to that, no wonder you lash out at brexit youre too scared to face the real issue of being a lap dog to the EU

Once again you pick faults but when called out you NEVER respond.
Three times now Ive asked about FDI into the UK comapred to the EU we are well ahead still, you avoid answering
Then we have the energy issue, you havent replied about where Ireland is going to get it gas from .

 

[Henarar]

Brexit 'still a bit of minefield' for businesses one year on

How have East of England businesses coped with the first year of Brexit?

www.bbc.co.uk

Outsider trading: A year after Brexit, how 5 small UK companies have fared

Small British exporters reflect on their first full year of doing business as non-EU members. How do they feel about Brexit now?

www.marketplace.org

two seconds to find some that like it, is everything perfect no of course not and there will be losers and winners, the NI situation needs sorting but that takes two sides that want to make it work, of course Ireland is doing whats its told to yet again, but of course youre used to that, no wonder you lash out at brexit youre too scared to face the real issue of being a lap dog to the EU

Once again you pick faults but when called out you NEVER respond.
Three times now Ive asked about FDI into the UK comapred to the EU we are well ahead still, you avoid answering
Then we have the energy issue, you havent replied about where Ireland is going to get it gas from .

Perhaps they will burn ash trees instead of gas

 

[le bon paysan]

 

[bobk]

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How have they worked that out

 

[le bon paysan]

How have they worked that out

I don't know. How has fishy Rishi managed to 'lose' 11 billion pounds? And still be employed?

 

[le bon paysan]

archive.ph

 

[bobk]

archive.ph

I'd suggest covid has had more influence than brexit . that's assuming the figures are correct which I doubt

 

[le bon paysan]

I'd suggest covid has had more influence than brexit . that's assuming the figures are correct which I doubt

So nobody else had covid then? Second from the bottom with only Russia who are sanctioned worse. UK Sanctioned itself!

 

[bobk]

So nobody else had covid then? Second from the bottom with only Russia who are sanctioned worse. UK Sanctioned itself!

You weren't referring to anyone else ,

 

[bobk]

So nobody else had covid then? Second from the bottom with only Russia who are sanctioned worse. UK Sanctioned itself!

2nd to bottom of what ? apart from parcel deliveries to france , nothing else has affected me
No roaming charges that you predicted
Unemployment down etc etc .
And that's after brexit and a pandemic . and now a war , which has affected us , and you .
As Donald would say , fake news from the remainer press .

 

[Highland Mule]

No roaming charges

Which network are you with?

 

[bobk]

Which network are you with?

2 with ee , 1 with O2 .
EE both old contracts , if they incur roaming charges I'll bin both .
O2 is with Tesco , guaranteed no rc

 

[Highland Mule]

EE have announced charges last year, effective 7th July 2021 - so if your contract changes in any way you’ll be an extra £2/day. That may well happen when the existing one runs it’s course as most will do in 12-24 months.

O2 have yet to do so, but they have capped your data allowance for roaming, so you’re effectively getting less than before.

None of the mainstream offer free EU roaming any more.

 

[bobk]

EE have announced charges last year, effective 7th July 2021 - so if your contract changes in any way you’ll be an extra £2/day. That may well happen when the existing one runs it’s course as most will do in 12-24 months.

O2 have yet to do so, but they have capped your data allowance for roaming, so you’re effectively getting less than before.

None of the mainstream offer free EU roaming any more.

Rubbish ,
With Tesco Mobile, all SIM Only contracts include free EU roaming
EE have roaming charges for new contracts taken out after 7/7/21

 

[Highland Mule]

Rubbish ,
With Tesco Mobile, all SIM Only contracts include free EU roaming
EE have roaming charges for new contracts taken out after 7/7/21

Tesco are not a mainstream operator.

 

[bobk]

Tesco are not a mainstream operator.

They use the O2 network