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Don't worry the dollar will collapse soon one TRump's ineptitude is realised in millions of deaths
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The pound is now quietly crashing as the markets lose faith in Boris.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostMaybe it gives them a chance to actually get the work done without the press!
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This forum is more relevant than ever. Boris said that after Brexit the economy would do great, and as he won the election, that should be enough shut up any COVID-19 Project Fearmongers.
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Its not on hold, just quiet...
Talks on a post-Brexit trade deal between the UK and EU will not take place on Wednesday as planned.A government spokesman said: “In light of the latest guidance on coronavirus, we will not formally be convening negotiating work strands tomorrow in the way we did in the previous round.
“We expect to share a draft FTA alongside the draft legal texts of a number of the standalone agreements in the near future still, as planned.
“Both sides remain fully committed to the negotiations and we remain in regular contact with the European Commission to consider alternative ways to continue discussions, including looking at the possibility of video conferencing or conference calls, and exploring flexibility in the structure for the coming weeks.
“The transition period ends on December 31 2020. This is enshrined in UK law.”
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Probably could put this forum in stasis.
Seems like brexit is on hold. But the clock is still ticking till the deadline. So that'll be fun around August.Tags: None
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