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Stooo wrote:

Grafenwalder wrote:Staggering.

This could prove to be interesting. The vast majority of Snu readers have a hard time counting their bogeys so writing an actual letter may be a challenge. People who are used to putting pen to paper may well be more ebullient...

Grafenwalder wrote:Staggering.

Grafenwalder wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Guest wrote:


Fucking hell, you're a wet fanny aren't you.
What the fuck is going through your head where you start thinking you're going to start eating vegetables from Chernobyl?
What makes you think you're aren't already?
Or do you really think that no EU laws are ever broken?
If brexit is so bad, why can't you keep to the real facts of brexit than having to make dumb shit up.

How about you list these brexit facts?

Errm - the fish in British waters are happy fish.

Draught beer and cider: Third, half, two-thirds of a pint and multiples of half a pint

Guest wrote:

Cactus Jack wrote:

Guest wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Rolluplostinspace wrote:I've not seen anyone claiming those things on here.

Look around then.

Five years on, isn’t it about time we had something to show for Brexit?

When did Britain actually leave the EU?
I thought it was 2020?

That depends on what measure you use.

As our trade agreements with Australia and Japan both stipulate that products manufactured in the UK will comply with European standards - and will do so in perpetuity - one answer is we haven't left yet.

Another answer is we started to leave in March 2017 when the UK formally submitted notice under Article 50

Yet another answer is possibly in July when the UK has promised to bring in border checks on produce coming from the EU to match the checks made on the same produce coming in from other markets like Russia but as we're not going to have the capacity to introduce those checks we'll either all have to go vegan next week, sort out yet another delay or scrap checks on produce from other countries. The last is not the best plan in that the produce we let in unchecked could come from Chernobyl and be highly radioactive but having our kids glowing in dark could be just another #brexitbenefit.



So anywhere from 2017 to Never going to happen.

Fucking hell, you're a wet fanny aren't you.
What the fuck is going through your head where you start thinking you're going to start eating vegetables from Chernobyl?
What makes you think you're aren't already?
Or do you really think that no EU laws are ever broken?
If brexit is so bad, why can't you keep to the real facts of brexit than having to make dumb shit up.

Stooo wrote:

Guest wrote:


Fucking hell, you're a wet fanny aren't you.
What the fuck is going through your head where you start thinking you're going to start eating vegetables from Chernobyl?
What makes you think you're aren't already?
Or do you really think that no EU laws are ever broken?
If brexit is so bad, why can't you keep to the real facts of brexit than having to make dumb shit up.

How about you list these brexit facts?

Guest wrote:


Fucking hell, you're a wet fanny aren't you.
What the fuck is going through your head where you start thinking you're going to start eating vegetables from Chernobyl?
What makes you think you're aren't already?
Or do you really think that no EU laws are ever broken?
If brexit is so bad, why can't you keep to the real facts of brexit than having to make dumb shit up.

Cactus Jack wrote:

Guest wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Rolluplostinspace wrote:I've not seen anyone claiming those things on here.

Look around then.

Five years on, isn’t it about time we had something to show for Brexit?

When did Britain actually leave the EU?
I thought it was 2020?

That depends on what measure you use.

As our trade agreements with Australia and Japan both stipulate that products manufactured in the UK will comply with European standards - and will do so in perpetuity - one answer is we haven't left yet.

Another answer is we started to leave in March 2017 when the UK formally submitted notice under Article 50

Yet another answer is possibly in July when the UK has promised to bring in border checks on produce coming from the EU to match the checks made on the same produce coming in from other markets like Russia but as we're not going to have the capacity to introduce those checks we'll either all have to go vegan next week, sort out yet another delay or scrap checks on produce from other countries. The last is not the best plan in that the produce we let in unchecked could come from Chernobyl and be highly radioactive but having our kids glowing in dark could be just another #brexitbenefit.



So anywhere from 2017 to Never going to happen.

Grafenwalder wrote:

Snookerballs wrote:Why do we need a Minister for Brexit Opportunity . ???

We were told the advantages of Brexit were going to be self evident . ( or am I missing something ??)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-60305006?at_campaign=KARANGA&at_medium=RSS

So Brexiters can claim success in creating a job! Smugg will have an easy ride though as "Brexit opportunities" are non-existent.

Snookerballs wrote:Why do we need a Minister for Brexit Opportunity . ???

We were told the advantages of Brexit were going to be self evident . ( or am I missing something ??)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-60305006?at_campaign=KARANGA&at_medium=RSS

Stooo wrote:

The future of the former Rowntree plant had been in doubt since Nestle announced in April that it wanted to end production at the site.

Fawdon has been producing confectionery since 1958 but, according to unions, the manufacture of Fruit Pastilles will switch to the Czech Republic and Toffee Crisps will be made in Poland.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-60234941

It's all working out just like remainers said it would.

The future of the former Rowntree plant had been in doubt since Nestle announced in April that it wanted to end production at the site.

Fawdon has been producing confectionery since 1958 but, according to unions, the manufacture of Fruit Pastilles will switch to the Czech Republic and Toffee Crisps will be made in Poland.