Frosty wants Britain to be “global and outward looking” and striking new global deals. At the same time he wants to unilaterally unpick and break the deals he makes when Britain spots something they don’t particularly like arising from those deals. The world has seen now, just how reliable Britain is as a partner to do a deal with. Not looking good I must say. Not good at all.
The NI/ROI Protocol
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Well either britain or the vaccine hoarders of Europe ,not much choice
boumaticboy
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prob be the dup’s fault again
M-J-G
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Surely not everything is their fault
boumaticboy
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According to ashy yes it is
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Jewish community and cricketers latest to be hit by NI Protocol rules
The Jewish community is struggling to get kosher meat in time for the Passover festival due to the Northern Ireland Protocol, the DUP has said.
www.newsletter.co.uk
M-J-G
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There's a business opportunity to someone wanting to take advantage of the current situation.Jewish community and cricketers latest to be hit by NI Protocol rules
The Jewish community is struggling to get kosher meat in time for the Passover festival due to the Northern Ireland Protocol, the DUP has said.
Are the taigs ok for wafers?
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- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Brexit: NI official being sent to US amid UK-EU tensions
US president Joe Biden has previously expressed concerns about the situation in Ireland after Brexit.
www.bbc.co.uk
Brexit: UK acted prevent empty shelves, says Brandon Lewis
Brandon Lewis defends the decision to extend Brexit check grace periods without the EU's agreement.
www.bbc.co.uk
M-J-G
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And what do you think?Brexit: NI official being sent to US amid UK-EU tensions
US president Joe Biden has previously expressed concerns about the situation in Ireland after Brexit.www.bbc.co.ukBrexit: UK acted prevent empty shelves, says Brandon Lewis
Brandon Lewis defends the decision to extend Brexit check grace periods without the EU's agreement.www.bbc.co.uk
He doesn’t normally provide an opinion. Just a mail boy who drops the mail and runs away.
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- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
I regularly provide my own opinion. I also post news links to stimulate debate.
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- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
NI will continue to be a pawn between the two sides. Long past time the UK government reminded the other players that NI is part of the UK thus the UK Gov has the right to take action.
Well, if UK government representative can convince Scranton Joe, or indeed the powerful Irish American apparatus, that it can unilaterally welch on international law, on matters pertaining to the island of Ireland, then I’m a Dutchman.
What British government are up to now, in fiddling with the protocol, and going to US for a jolly, is nothing more than a smoke screen to try keep the Ulster Unionists quiet. The protocol is there now in international law, and both sides just need to operate it properly and of course sensibly. Bit like the Good Friday agreement itself. DUP bitched and screamed and moaned and whined, but in the end when they calculated they had convinced their back woods men of their integrity, they slid back to the table.
What British government are up to now, in fiddling with the protocol, and going to US for a jolly, is nothing more than a smoke screen to try keep the Ulster Unionists quiet. The protocol is there now in international law, and both sides just need to operate it properly and of course sensibly. Bit like the Good Friday agreement itself. DUP bitched and screamed and moaned and whined, but in the end when they calculated they had convinced their back woods men of their integrity, they slid back to the table.
Well beef trade is booming here , maybe crappy Larry isn't finding it so easy to export the polish beef . ha ha
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This nearly time for the annual St Patrick's day jolly to Washington for NI/ROI/NIO political types.
Well I unloaded my annual March pen of yearling limmys out of the shed last week. Very nice lift in price I have to say. PS: They were in my shed last week. Today they are in NI
. Fair dues to Simon and Leo for keeping that bit of a border open.Good job you're feeding NI , seeing as ypur EU mates are trying to starve them in to submission .Well I unloaded my annual March pen of yearling limmys out of the shed last week. Very nice lift in price I have to say. PS: They were in my shed last week. Today they are in NI
won't be for long, once the market is flooded with crap Brazilian stuff
Brazil beef warning after Defra signs trade 'understanding'
DEFENDERS of home-produced Scottish food this week expressed concern over the newly signed 'memorandum of understanding' between the United Kingdom…
www.thescottishfarmer.co.uk
M-J-G
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Don't jinks it!
Oh FFS, as if NI didn’t have enough “flegs” already. Sammy has come up with another “flegorama”!
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/...f-the-uk-says-dups-sammy-wilson-40184687.html
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/...f-the-uk-says-dups-sammy-wilson-40184687.html