Is there anyone left on here who thinks it was a good idea?Brexit Costs us £750 Million a Week. Let's Spend it on the NHS Instead
A new estimate puts the cost of Brexit to the UK at around £40 billion a yearwww.bylinesupplement.com
Is there anyone left on here who thinks it was a good idea?
I think that figure is skewed by factor's like infrastructure initiatives being applied through end user levies and to their consumer bill's rather than front loaded.Just listening to R4, spend per head is down. Making the point we’re a low tax economy, only 30% of GDP compared to France or Denmark which are 50%.
I’m still waiting for my Wagamama
‘If it appears on the board I’ll give you the money myself’
Should ruffle a few feathers.
How the U.K. Became One of the Poorest Countries in Western Europe
Britain chose finance over industry, austerity over investment, and a closed economy over openness to the world.www.theatlantic.com
I've linked it before but worth reposting.
Problem is, the people who need it as a wake up call will refuse to acknowledge its spot on.
Sir Ian botham on radio 4 spouting shit as the guest editor saying how great the australia deal is and how wonderful brexit has been and how he’d absolutely vote that way again. Great cricketer and fundraiser thoughShould ruffle a few feathers.
How the U.K. Became One of the Poorest Countries in Western Europe
Britain chose finance over industry, austerity over investment, and a closed economy over openness to the world.www.theatlantic.com
Ah didn’t spot the date. Had just come up in my feed. Apologies.
Into the Matt Le Tissier box he goesSir Ian botham on radio 4 spouting shit as the guest editor saying how great the australia deal is and how wonderful brexit has been and how he’d absolutely vote that way again. Great cricketer and fundraiser though
It's not even in force yetSir Ian botham on radio 4 spouting shit as the guest editor saying how great the australia deal is and how wonderful brexit has been and how he’d absolutely vote that way again. Great cricketer and fundraiser though
That was his defence when he was getting asked about Eustatces questioning of it in parliament. Said it was all going great then all of a sudden no one could say it was bad because it wasn’t in force yet. The guy is clueless.It's not even in force yet
That was his defence when he was getting asked about Eustatces questioning of it in parliament. Said it was all going great then all of a sudden no one could say it was bad because it wasn’t in force yet. The guy is clueless.
That is such a wise phrase. May I use itCant reason people out of positions they didn’t reason themselves into. It’s all just vibes.
That is such a wise phrase. May I use it
It’s politeHe hasn't copyrighted it you clown, why are you asking?
That is such a wise phrase. May I use it
No point questioning stuff like this - as I’ve always said, you can’t reason people out of positions they didn’t reason themselves into.He hasn't copyrighted it you clown, why are you asking?
Not mine so use away
30p Lee having a blinder by claiming Les Dawson who he'd just watched a program on TV about would not be shown on TV these days
Most stupid man in parliament
Aye, he seems to think he was a Manning style comedian.Fuck me, the most brilliant and inoffensive comedian of his generation. He'd have hated that c**t
It shouldn’t be a surprise, it was the whole point of Brexit.Is this as it looks? They want to get rid of equal pay rights and the right to normal pay when you're on holiday?
Yes it amazing how much harm the Lexitors have done to employment rights. The unions who supported it really did betray their members.It shouldn’t be a surprise, it was the whole point of Brexit.
Yeah, was just hoping otherwise really. Fucking madness giving up those rights willingly.It shouldn’t be a surprise, it was the whole point of Brexit.
Yet again showing how stupid you are, the left case for brexit isYes it amazing how much harm the Lexitors have done to employment rights. The unions who supported it really did betray their members.
No I am not confident that Starmer would bring back the employment protections that we will lose because of Brexit. It would take decades of Labour Governments to get those back, which is exactly why we needed the certainty of being part of the EU.Yet again showing how stupid you are, the left case for brexit is
1. No compulsory privatisation of public services
2. Ability to elect a government that has full control over all legislation enacted in the UK
Surely you've got faith that Keir Starmer and his forthcoming Labour government shall not only keep the best elements of current employment law but also improve them in favour of workers?
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