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Originally Posted by ianch99
He literally said, after attending all the parties while the country was locked down, he would do it all again. What don't you get?
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They were ‘leaving’ speeches, not parties, and the police recognised that, which is why he didn’t get a fine for those occasions. So of course he would do it again.
This doesn’t seem to be sinking into your cerebellum very well, ianch. Never mind, you’ll never be alone on this forum!
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
OB apparently does not understand that Boris believes that the rules don't apply to him. Lord Geidt spotted that.
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Oh, I get it. I also get it that some of the rules are pathetic and stupid and need to be consigned to the history books. If anyone can inject a bit of common sense into the way we do things in this country, he can.
We get in a fluster because Boris wants to introduce steel tariffs because it ‘breaks the law’, and yet EU countries do it all the time with impunity.
Remainiacs complain that the government wants to change the NI protocol, pointing out with relish that it is ‘the deal that Boris signed’. They ignore the fact that the only reason we need to change it is because of remainer sabotage and the obstacles the EU is putting in the way.
All this nonsense must stop. This and the growing woke culture is of huge concern to people who want the best for our country.
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Originally Posted by Dave42
keep looking for the unicorn OB it sure is a disaster and this is not the brexit thread
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You are only correct on one thing - this is not the Brexit thread. May I delicately point out that you were the one who raised Brexit.
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
It's not a disaster but there's plenty of people who wouldn't mind the £500 a year back in their pockets that Brexit has taken from them.
Brexit is more than started, it's been done, albeit a hard Brexit that is messing up the governance of Northern Ireland and reducing investment.
I wish Covid were thwarted, it's more like that we've been able to reduce its impact through vaccinations.
Businesses generally want the freedom to trade with Europe more easily, not the scrapping of legislation that will require two costly sets of standards to be complied with if they want to trade in the UK and the growing Single Market.
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The deal has been done but it’s not yet been implemented. We haven’t even got rid of the bureaucratic EU rules yet.
With Cakegate declining in the public consciousness, perhaps we can now get on with the real business. You can’t complain about what hasn’t been achieved when these obstacles are continually thrown at Boris to divert attention from the important things.