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It’s small beans unlike £350 million (or is that £180 million) a week, which is about 500% of the country’s budget (or less than 3%).
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Well, you know that I agree that £7bn a year is “really small beans in the grand scheme of things”.Originally posted by original PM View PostNHS goes through about half a billion a day so while it's not to be sneezed at it is really small beans in the grand scheme of things.
I’m glad you said it first, though... ;-)
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NHS goes through about half a billion a day so while it's not to be sneezed at it is really small beans in the grand scheme of things.Originally posted by meridian View PostCan we hurry up and sign off this great deal that Johnson negotiated for us?
UK gives up GBP7bn windfall from European Investment Bank | News | The Sunday Times
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Can we hurry up and sign off this great deal that Johnson negotiated for us?
UK gives up GBP7bn windfall from European Investment Bank | News | The Sunday Times
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Tough titty tulip. I shall use my EU passport to travel and work freely around the EU and when entering the UK I shall use my GB passport, best of both worlds unlike some...Originally posted by Mordac View PostYou don't want to risk being caught in possession of a non-EU passport, and we certainly don't want you deported back here...
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It's actually 52% at the last count...Originally posted by Cirrus View PostIt's not quite as bad as you might think. Bear in mind that if you meet someone in the street there is a better than 50% chance they are not gullible, vulnerable and reckless.
Although, sadly, it's not much above 50%
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Try to be positive.
It's not quite as bad as you might think. Bear in mind that if you meet someone in the street there is a better than 50% chance they are not gullible, vulnerable and reckless.Originally posted by sasguru View PostOne thing Brexit has revealed to me is the level of stupidity and delusion that exists in the British population.
Although, sadly, it's not much above 50%
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I received a packet for the UK this week and I believe that Brexit has in fact happened. My new British passport no longer has the words 'European Union' on them....
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