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Previously on "Most CUK posters will benefit from Brexit"
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That'll be corrected when we leave the EU and reinstate Freedom of Movement in the Commonwealth.
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Since we have been in the EU, no Indian IT workers have arrived!Originally posted by meridian View PostBrexit will fix that.
Oh wait, no, curry houses were told that Brexit would enable more non-EU immigration.
Minister Priti Patel: Quit EU to save our curry houses | London Evening Standard
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Brexit will fix that.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostImmigration from outside the EU is more of a problem.
Oh wait, no, curry houses were told that Brexit would enable more non-EU immigration.
Minister Priti Patel: Quit EU to save our curry houses | London Evening Standard
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I disagree. The gap between rich and poor is widening. And Brexit will increase it.
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Most CUK posters will benefit from Brexit
Great read for most you lot. Looks like most of you will have a pay rise when we leave the EU. There, don't say we don't do anything for you, viva Brexit.
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