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Dec 12th 2019

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[Macron and his allies line up to take on Britain over fishing:
Eleven EU nations call for a 'common front'
over post-Brexit fishing licences row as
France warns of retaliation later this month
Countries including Germany, Spain and Italy joined
the French in condemning the British response
to fishing row as 'incomplete and inappropriate'
France has accused Britain of violating
the post-Brexit trade agreement it signed
by denying licences to French fishermen
But Britain said licences denied to
boats where fisherman unable to
provide evidence of their
traditional grounds]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-licences.html


Yes Stinking Macron has Elections on the way (April 2022)
so thats why he is getting his gang
ready.

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Some Better news.

Brexit: Most Northern Ireland checks on British goods to be scrapped

[The EU has released its plan for a reduction
of post-Brexit checks on goods and medicines
arriving into Northern Ireland from
the rest of the UK.
Northern Ireland has a special Brexit deal which
keeps it in the EU's single market for goods
and allows free-flowing trade with the EU.
But it means goods arriving from Britain
face checks and controls.
The new plan would remove about 80
per cent of spot checks, the EU says.

The EU said customs paperwork would also be cut by 50%.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-58871221

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[Alf]

So proud of my fellow Country men and women for voting us out of this scam.

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The EU is still creating a problem,
they want the ECJ (Euro Court Of Justice)
as they claim, Northern Ireland wants it.

The ECJ goes with the new Trading deal.

Ref:Last nights
NewsnightHD

[Alf]

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Not for those in Northern Ireland

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Not for those in Northern Ireland

I think major problems are possible here.
Even moreso than now.

The DUP are at odds mostly with the majority of Northern Irish voters.
The divisions between the unionist and other voters is growing.

This needed much better planning from the start.
The warnings were clear all through that the Irish position had to be respected.

It's not just that near 56% voted to remain in Northern Ireland.
It could come to more than that in the future as to the future of Northern Ireland.
As to possible, eventual reunification with the Republic of Ireland.

If much more of a mess is made of this as is the case now.

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From the 2nd on Nov

France will start their trade war.
Even saying they can cut our Electricity????

[Fishing rights row: French threats disappointing, says Frost]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59069951


Update: They are now going for talks
on Thursday.

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This is Not Good.
But it is the only way for now.

[UK meat producers have started sending
carcasses to the EU for butchering before
re-importing them as they continue to combat a labour shortage.

The British Meat Processors Association (BMPA)
say producers are sending beef to
the Republic of Ireland amid local shortages of butchers.

Meanwhile, pork producers are set to begin
sending pigs to the Netherlands for
butchering and packing.]

[Meat exported in this way cannot be
labelled as British pork for UK sale.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59150767

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BBC Text :
[Leaked documents show the government
is working on plans to withdraw up to Ł15bn
of funding from three EU scientific
research programmes,
according to the Sunday Telegraph.
The plans to stop contributing to
the bloc's scientific, satellite and
nuclear projects - worth Ł77bn,
and which the UK agreed to stay
part of when it signed up to the
Brexit deal - come "amid deteriorating relations
with Brussels", the paper reports.]

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[Withano]

Remember when people thought brexit was a good idea. That was a weird year.

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BBC Text
[ Lord Frost's resignation with
this headline: "Now the minister for Brexit
walks out on Boris". It says the "dramatic move"
was triggered by "his growing
'disillusionment' with the direction of Tory policy".]