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Stock up on baked beans and shotgun shells and all will be well.
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Your statement is so true bar the fact that in most other countries the people would be out on the streets protesting. As long as the average Brit has his TV with streaming movies and he can order a pizza delivered on Friday night its "I'm alright Jack".Originally posted by sasguru View PostCause chaos. Scorched earth policy. See what happens.
The world is whatching aghast as the so-called "cradle of democracy" behaves more like a sub-saharan African tinpot state.
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Looks like even the hardline thickos in the ERG aren’t safe. Nobody is going to escape the wrath of Dom, the unelected autocrat.
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I lack the sociopathic traits for that. I've welded myself into a contract position that will deliver high value with minimal capital investment, so should be able to shelter from the slowdown of Irish GDP (now predicted to reduce to 1 to 2% increase in the event of No Deal - ouch) and Government capital expenditure.Originally posted by sasguru View PostIf you can't beat 'em, join 'em.
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Cummings master plan
Cause chaos. Scorched earth policy. See what happens.
The world is whatching aghast as the so-called "cradle of democracy" behaves more like a sub-saharan African tinpot state.
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