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Previously on "When the facts change more people become Brexiteers!"
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Maybe ask the fishing industry and small business exporters to the EU if the emerging facts have made them 'more brexity'
Yeah, I know, you don't GAF about business that you're not involved in, like most Brexiteers.
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So to summarise EU is viewed as hostile because they only exported 11 million vaccine doses to the UK.
That's interesting.
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Was the EU hostile, probably.
would they have been so if the UK was not a 3rd country, we will never know
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Nah, it just shows that the proportion of stupid people has increased since Brexit. Brexit makes you thick!
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Covid causes some brain damage so makes sense that a % can't see the supreme beauty of the EU any longer.
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When the facts change more people become Brexiteers!
https://www.cityam.com/support-for-b...says-new-poll/
A poll by JL Partners/Bloomberg today showed 67 per cent of Britons thought the EU had acted in a “hostile” way during the vaccines dispute, while only 13 per cent said the bloc acted like an “ally and a friend”.
Read more: China considers mixing Covid-19 vaccines to increase protection rate
Sixty-two per cent of respondents said Brexit had helped the UK’s vaccine rollout as it was not attached to the EU’s procurement process.
The poll also revealed that almost one-in-five people who voted remain in the 2016 referendum would now vote to leave due to the EU’s actions.Tags: None
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