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Originally posted by AtW View PostYeah, like logical arguments would have worked for people who explicitly reject logic because they don’t like the conclusions.
Both Farage and Boris should have been doing time in jail for being political fraudsters - cleaning up politics from fraudulent lies is one of the top priorities for rejoining EU
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostPerhaps if they'd concentrated on the positives of Europe rather than explain why Boris and Nigel were the equivalent of east end barrow boys with a bus, they'd have fared better. I also think that they massively underestimated the north-south divide.
Both Farage and Boris should have been doing time in jail for being political fraudsters - cleaning up politics from fraudulent lies is one of the top priorities for rejoining EU
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Originally posted by AtW View PostA lot of things that are about to happen (for the next 10-15 years) will make sense due to being obvious outcomes as detailed in Project Fear
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostPhilip Green has now plenty of time on his hands
Topshop owner Arcadia goes into administration - BBC News
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Originally posted by AtW View PostBankers can always use their yachts to catch fresh British fish
Topshop owner Arcadia goes into administration - BBC News
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London ‘Thrown to the Lions’ as Brexit Finance Deal Unlikely - Bloomberg
Anything for a blue passport (which was allowed all the time anyway) and fishing
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London ‘Thrown to the Lions’ as Brexit Finance Deal Unlikely - Bloomberg
Anything for a blue passport (which was allowed all the time anyway) and fishing
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Originally posted by dsc View PostJust re-train in something else, Nightingale hospital seems to be short on nurses and doctors, how hard can it be? Also border control will need an extra X thousand people soon. Opportunities are presenting themselves left, right and centre, you just need to want to see them.
That or ask your Tory mates to find you a job elsewhere.
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Just re-train in something else, Nightingale hospital seems to be short on nurses and doctors, how hard can it be? Also border control will need an extra X thousand people soon. Opportunities are presenting themselves left, right and centre, you just need to want to see them.
That or ask your Tory mates to find you a job elsewhere.
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Originally posted by _V_ View PostEmotional Brexit stuff aside, it kind of makes sense that if a trading desk is clearing Euros, that said desk is in an EU member state. Why would anyone be surprised, this must be one of the most obvious outcomes?
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Originally posted by Andy2 View PostFinancial companies are all moving offices to Dublin, Paris and Frankfurt.
I don't think an average brexiteer hold a finance job.
Why would anyone be surprised, this must be one of the most obvious outcomes?
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostPost Brexit Britain will corner the market in trading Pokemon Cards. After all, we hold them all.
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Post Brexit Britain will corner the market in trading Pokemon Cards. After all, we hold them all.
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