caveman
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- East Sussex.
A great policy to deliver.
Stop robbing third world countries of their own, much needed medics.
Brexit is destroying Britain
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Stop robbing third world countries of their own, much needed medics.
caveman
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- East Sussex.
Asylum seekers pouring into Ireland from UK, says minister
More than 80pc of migrants and refugees in Republic have entered country via land border, Irish Parliament committee told
www.telegraph.co.uk
As said...
"Mind your own business ".
Aspiring Peasants
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Some people on here seem to be so naive that they think Brexit can be undone, unless they have a Time Machine that is impossible . We would be applying to join as a new member
The reason neither Labour nor the Tories have committed to joining the EU in their published policy commitments is probably something to do with the following:
At a national level, even the LibDems have backed off ‘rejoin the EU soon’ as a message; So, it seems pretty clear that no party thinks it is a viable platform.
The reason neither Labour nor the Tories have committed to joining the EU in their published policy commitments is probably something to do with the following:
- the EU has dominated UK politics for the past eight years. Such a commitment would guarantee the EU would dominate UK politics for the next eight years. There are other priorities and most people are tired of the topic
- once you explain what it means, a substantial majority want to stay out of the EU
- the failure of Project Fear to deliver on its commitment to harm the post-Brexit economy and trade, shows the economic case for EU membership is weak
- joining the EU would mean the UK has to implement all EU laws including the over 1000 that it repealed or amended post-Brexit, and the 2000 new laws the EU has implemented since the UK left. This would be a time-consuming and complex task and would involve implementing the EU’s unpopular and investment destroying AI Act, put the EU in control of the UK’s financial sector (which has thrived since Brexit).
- the UK would be required to apply for EU membership and without a supermajority voting in a referendum in favour, it is unlikely its application would be accepted
- the UK would have to drop its new and enhanced trade agreements such as CPTPP, Australia, New Zealand and Japan, which would harm the UK’s standing in the Asia Pacific region
At a national level, even the LibDems have backed off ‘rejoin the EU soon’ as a message; So, it seems pretty clear that no party thinks it is a viable platform.
Asylum seekers pouring into Ireland from UK, says minister
More than 80pc of migrants and refugees in Republic have entered country via land border, Irish Parliament committee told
As said...
"Mind your own business ".
You could hardly blame them for wanting to live in one of the richest countries in the world............
Which one of the estimates are you using today?
its yourself
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- Scotland, Finland and France.
its yourself
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- Location
- Scotland, Finland and France.
The one the brexiters did when they held the competition.
its yourself
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- Location
- Scotland, Finland and France.
Probably English that have burnt their papers.
its yourself
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- Location
- Scotland, Finland and France.
Still trying to deny reality.Some people on here seem to be so naive that they think Brexit can be undone, unless they have a Time Machine that is impossible . We would be applying to join as a new member
The reason neither Labour nor the Tories have committed to joining the EU in their published policy commitments is probably something to do with the following:
The reason no political party will put “rejoining the EU” on their manifesto is simple. The UK electorate will crucify them as the Lib Dem’s found out
- the EU has dominated UK politics for the past eight years. Such a commitment would guarantee the EU would dominate UK politics for the next eight years. There are other priorities and most people are tired of the topic
- once you explain what it means, a substantial majority want to stay out of the EU
- the failure of Project Fear to deliver on its commitment to harm the post-Brexit economy and trade, shows the economic case for EU membership is weak
- joining the EU would mean the UK has to implement all EU laws including the over 1000 that it repealed or amended post-Brexit, and the 2000 new laws the EU has implemented since the UK left. This would be a time-consuming and complex task and would involve implementing the EU’s unpopular and investment destroying AI Act, put the EU in control of the UK’s financial sector (which has thrived since Brexit).
- the UK would be required to apply for EU membership and without a supermajority voting in a referendum in favour, it is unlikely its application would be accepted
- the UK would have to drop its new and enhanced trade agreements such as CPTPP, Australia, New Zealand and Japan, which would harm the UK’s standing in the Asia Pacific region
At a national level, even the LibDems have backed off ‘rejoin the EU soon’ as a message; So, it seems pretty clear that no party thinks it is a viable platform.
Normal.
- Location
- Westish Suffolk
Probably for the best..
Heard her new book now has competition - the lettuce is publishing something, apparently its a Gem.
(credit Private Eye)
its yourself
Member
- Location
- Scotland, Finland and France.
Some people on here seem to be so naive that they think Brexit can be undone, unless they have a Time Machine that is impossible . We would be applying to join as a new member
The reason neither Labour nor the Tories have committed to joining the EU in their published policy commitments is probably something to do with the following:
The reason no political party will put “rejoining the EU” on their manifesto is simple. The UK electorate will crucify them as the Lib Dem’s found out
- the EU has dominated UK politics for the past eight years. Such a commitment would guarantee the EU would dominate UK politics for the next eight years. There are other priorities and most people are tired of the topic
- once you explain what it means, a substantial majority want to stay out of the EU
- the failure of Project Fear to deliver on its commitment to harm the post-Brexit economy and trade, shows the economic case for EU membership is weak
- joining the EU would mean the UK has to implement all EU laws including the over 1000 that it repealed or amended post-Brexit, and the 2000 new laws the EU has implemented since the UK left. This would be a time-consuming and complex task and would involve implementing the EU’s unpopular and investment destroying AI Act, put the EU in control of the UK’s financial sector (which has thrived since Brexit).
- the UK would be required to apply for EU membership and without a supermajority voting in a referendum in favour, it is unlikely its application would be accepted
- the UK would have to drop its new and enhanced trade agreements such as CPTPP, Australia, New Zealand and Japan, which would harm the UK’s standing in the Asia Pacific region
At a national level, even the LibDems have backed off ‘rejoin the EU soon’ as a message; So, it seems pretty clear that no party thinks it is a viable platform.
its yourself
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- Location
- Scotland, Finland and France.
Probably not.Just 15 years to wait
The next 5 look more interesting.
Certainly as to how brexit failure continues.
Demographic changes that have already happened mean the boomers are no longer a group worth chasing for a majority.
Aspiring Peasants
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There can’t be an argument any weaker than one that depends on people dying to come true. Talk about desperation
Surely expecting people to die is a certainty.
Aspiring Peasants
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- North Pennines
It is
They have landed in UK, from war torn countries, and realised UK isn‘t that much of a step up, so they keep going to ROI!Asylum seekers pouring into Ireland from UK, says minister
More than 80pc of migrants and refugees in Republic have entered country via land border, Irish Parliament committee told
As said...
"Mind your own business ".
We put them to work. Growing economy needs willing hands.
Aspiring Peasants
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- North Pennines
And they feel so welcome
Migrant community ‘stressed, afraid and traumatised’ after Dublin city riots
https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/...raid-and-traumatised-after-dublin-city-riots/
What are they doing? Making tents?