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gulliver1 | 20:56 Thu 27th Apr 2023 | News
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Said Boris ... It seems like you Brexiteers have been done again.
Sunak is to leave thousands of EU laws intact. Only one in five EU laws will be scrapped, out of the 4,000 Promised. Thats twice you Brexiteers have been done. You were "Oven ready " Ok ......You have burnt your bridge.





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09.42 You were right first time......"Total charge "....
You will never stop paying for the mistake of Brexit .
Gulliver how about joining a debate instead of your one liners which have no thought behind them.
Well barry, I guess we've all been there, thinking something seems a good idea at the time. Churchill, and most others, wanted future conflict to be avoided, and that probably seemed a simple solution. The trouble with sime solutions is that they can hide a multitude of gotchas. He ignored the culture differences assuming they were close enough, failed to ensure the result was run by elected officials rather than an elite, then left it to the gullible nations while we stayed out. Until, of course, that idiot Heath took us in with no consultation with the citizens; thought democracy didn't matter, just the PM's dream did. Then, when the different question of whether, having gone in and dumped our former global trading nations, we should or should not make a U turn, he lied to the people by claiming it was a simple trading block when he knew full well about the loss of sovereignty as the corrupt organisation pushed for integration. Luckily we were able to exit the mess and repair the error (even if the post exit situation still needs major work). But way way way later than we should have, when all the above had become abundantly clear. Seemingly politicians were not interested in the good of the nation or the democratic overall opinion of it's people, almost as if they had other (self) interests somehow, but surely that can't be right. A plague on all their houses, as the saying goes.
//You will never stop paying for the mistake of Brexit . //

No need for you to carry on moaning, Gulliver. You don't live here so it's not costing you anything.
I hope Gully and others read your post OG and learn from it. But I doubt they will. A great factual post.
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10.37...You posted the one liner @ 09.42 .
I replied..... Whats your problem?














//You will never stop paying for the mistake of brexit.//

You sound so gleeful about it...but it affects everyone who lives here not just remainers... so it affects you too gulliver ( unless ....)
^ meant not just brexiters.
As I said...everyone
I hope Gulliver, that in the real world out there, wherever you might be, you can have proper conversations of any substance with people.
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11.29 just "Carry on regardless"
^
as previously stated you're a little man with big mouth
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It must be annoying when Sunak decides to retain up to 80% of the EU laws that were earmarked for removal after Brexit . After all most of these retained laws are the very reason people voted out.
//After all most of these retained laws are the very reason people voted out//

Really? Last time I checked you were saying it was immigration. Make your mind up. Gulliver.
12.59. As we don't yet know what laws are remaining and what laws are being scrapped, it is impossible to cast judgement. After all it may turn out that those laws we are keeping are in some way, at the moment, of benefit to the UK and may be removed at a later date when they have served their use. Those laws that are being scrapped are obviously the most draconian and are designed to hold the UK back, and the sooner they are gone the better. It is called prioritising.
I am struggling to understand the problem here. If the EU enacted some good laws why scrap them. IMHO most the the EU laws were fine and sensible, it's only the idiotic ones (that countries like France dont follow anyway) that need repealing.
//After all most of these retained laws are the very reason people voted out.//

You misunderstand again. People who cast their vote on that issue did so because the UK had no choice but to retain and impose these laws. No we do have a choice and that choice will be made by the UK government.
NJ, Naomi, YMB, may I ask why engage with him? I can no longer be arsed.

He doesn’t debate.

I can’t decide whether he’s just goading to get a reaction or he’s an actual idiot.
//NJ, Naomi, YMB, may I ask why engage with him? I can no longer be arsed.//

It provides me with entertainment, dd. I'm always mindful of the quote (often attributed to Mark Twain but I've never seen confirmation): "Never argue with idiots. They drag you down to their level and beat you with experience!"

That's why I find it a challenge!
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16,57... And which EU laws would you like to be retained , then Deskdiary ??
Oh come Gulli,ver, how long are you going to be sulking?

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