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Previously on "Cabinet agrees on very long Brexit transition period"
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I think we can all agree that this cabinet couldn't agree on what brewery to have a piss up in...
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostIndeed. Taxes needed for employing EU administrators. The treaty states 2-years for a reason, to prevent protracted expenses processes.
It's like showing the cat the door before going to bed. You open it after it whines all evening to get out and then you have to use your foot.
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Originally posted by bobspud View PostThe problem is: The ones that are calling the tune also make it their goal to pay little or no tax. So actually if the UK wishes to draw the process out (demanded by business) then the decision should be borne out of taxation placed on the businesses that want that strategy.
It's like showing the cat the door before going to bed. You open it after it whines all evening to get out and then you have to use your foot.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostI know you work for the NHS, but who do you think pays for it?
He who pays the piper calls the tune.
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The EU has no appetite to extend the exit process let alone. There are internal matter that must take priority, they've made that clear from the outside. If an extended process is assured then so should a hefty invoice from the EU to cover them extra expenses.
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Well it's always good to root out those who actually think they run the country.
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Cabinet agrees on very long Brexit transition period
Trending now, with Brexiteer MPs such as Rees-Mogg now all throwing fits
Brexiteer Michael Gove signals support for transition period as a 'pragmatic' approach | The Independent
Basically business has put a gun to the government's head. If they don't do this the economy gets trashed.
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