drdel
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Total waste of court time and money, its not as if everyone thought it was his personal calculation and believed only him. Twas hype on both sides.
On this basis we could fill the courts with MPs.
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Total waste of court time and money, its not as if everyone thought it was his personal calculation and believed only him. Twas hype on both sides.
On this basis we could fill the courts with MPs.
Fade and Die
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Marcus Ball raised £200k by crowdfunding (my arse )to take Boris to court.
So old Boris is being forced to appear in court because of a private prosecution about a statement made about how much we pay to the EU each week, and the magistrate has allowed it to be taken forward to crown court. The bias couldn’t be made more obvious.
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Disgraceful, but very little light will be shone on it because he is backed by the establishment.
MegaSteve
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No intention of going back and forth on this as it's been covered many times already...
Perhaps if you had been sent down the road or seen good mates being given their marching orders due to Brussels persistent favouring of continental industry/businesses over the UK you'd, perhaps, have a better understanding of where I am coming from...
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Got nothing to do with stopping Brexit though, has it!
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All the claims by the Remain Campaign and the treasury destroyed.....
drdel
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So EU budget's requirement is 165.8 bill. UK due to pay just under 13% over 52 weeks a bit over 400m. The bus message did not say it will all go to NHS it also didn't specify any dates.
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Sorry but I’m not sure where you are coming from ? Brussels favouring continental businesses? Do you have any examples ?
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Devastating reply.
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But factually correct though ?
We don’t know the effects of the leaving the EU yet because we are still within the EU are we not ? Still enjoying the benefits of being within the trade markets etc etc
Fade and Die
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The "facts" Phil are even with the uncertainty of Brexit we are out performing everyone else. You would have thought that some of the claims would be coming true? but no, most things are on the up... Must make the naysayers spew?
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Facts - we are out performing everyone else whilst still in the EU ðŸ‘
There have been many claims over the past three years but any affect of leaving the EU won’t be known until we actually leave
But some other facts - some companies have lost contracts and stuff due to Brexit
I would wait on the “i told you so†until we actually leave the EU ( if we do ) and if the country flourishes then.
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EADS, getting EU funding to move jobs from Wales to France. (including mine!) I'll leave some others for now
No, apart from the facts, it's all lies
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robinthehood
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My wife's company is really struggling with the uncertainty. Exports down and now having issues importing as some hauliers wont come over as there is no job for the return journey. Add to that the waste from having to stockpile some key ingredients and it's a total *** show.
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This is the way I see it.
Nobody knows for certain whether the UK leaving the EU will be beneficial or detrimental to us.
Likewise we cannot be 100% certain whether actually remaining in the EU will be beneficial or detrimental to us in the medium and longer term either.
But my vote was to leave given my own personal experiences of dealing with the EU institutions; and what I've seen and heard about 'even more EU'.
So I'd rather take the opportunity now whilst we have it than wait for the EU to actually come good with the same old 'oh yes we agree we must reform' to actually come true!
Nobody knows for certain whether the UK leaving the EU will be beneficial or detrimental to us.
Likewise we cannot be 100% certain whether actually remaining in the EU will be beneficial or detrimental to us in the medium and longer term either.
But my vote was to leave given my own personal experiences of dealing with the EU institutions; and what I've seen and heard about 'even more EU'.
So I'd rather take the opportunity now whilst we have it than wait for the EU to actually come good with the same old 'oh yes we agree we must reform' to actually come true!
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I always enjoy the arguments that things are hitting the fan because of brexit....yet anything good that happens is despite brexit. 
There will always be businesses that struggle unfortunately, by and large figures are not down. In fact more more traffic and work is going through Dover in regards imports and exports than last year.
Also the amount of new staff required if brexit goes through would totally rejuvenate the town. Add to that most major businesses would pretty much have their own customs departments as opposed to outsourcing it to hauliers and freight forwarders. The jobs (numbers created) would imo out weigh job loses.
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I just used a 70 year old who votes out of habit for one party as an example. Of course they should all have the right to vote and being engaged or not-engaged is not something that should determine your rights or not.
At age 16 you can work, pay tax, get married, have children.
At 17 you can drive, pay road tax etc.
Like I said, I don't see the logic in arguing against votes from 16 at all.
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