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BlasterBates replied

21 February 2019, 21:16
yo go Brexit

oh hang on ! what's that ?

Corbyn moves towards a second referendum

bloody remoaners !
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DimPrawn replied

21 February 2019, 20:35
Brexit is the gift that keeps on giving.
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BR14 replied

21 February 2019, 20:33
first two replies by whining immigrants, who Should be able to afford to feck off somewhere else and STFU .

dear, oh dear
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Eirikur replied

21 February 2019, 20:29
The government is so busy with brexit that they don't have time to spend money on anything.
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AtW replied

21 February 2019, 20:29
Yeah, prepayments of taxes, always big month in January and July, people are probably selling up before they feck off in some country that is not run by suicidal idiots
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DimPrawn started a topic Brexit Doom!

21 February 2019, 20:13
Brexit Doom!

Record UK government surplus in January - BBC News

Britain's public finances have received a big boost ahead of the chancellor's Spring Statement next month.

Income from taxes beat public spending by £14.9bn in January, the largest monthly surplus since records began in 1993, official figures showed.

Despite Brexit that is.
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