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who thought disposing of remoaners would be so hard
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Don't worry we can stockpile them and send them to India to be burnt as usual.
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostTo be fair, Brexiters did want to go back to the good old days of the 70's
Winter of Discontent - Wikipedia
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To be fair, Brexiters did want to go back to the good old days of the 70'sOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostWe need a plan to deal with shauny's spud peelings.
Winter of Discontent - Wikipedia
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Putrefying piles of rubbish
We need a plan to deal with shauny's spud peelings.
Government officials are preparing to deal with “putrefying stockpiles” of rubbish in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to documents leaked to the Guardian.
If the UK leaves the EU on 29 March without a deal, export licences for millions of tonnes of waste will become invalid overnight. The Environment Agency (EA) officials said leaking stockpiles could cause pollution.
The EA is also concerned that if farmers cannot export beef and lamb a backlog of livestock on farms could cause liquid manure stores to overflow. A senior MP said the problems could cause a public health and environmental pollution emergency. An EA source said: “It could all get very ugly, very quickly.”
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