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Old 18-12-2019, 01:37 PM #1
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The EU may well collapse under its own weight at some point. There's no need for it to be anything more than a set of trading agreements. Having laws set by them including border control is what turns people off, and very few people are happy with further integration.
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The EU may well collapse under its own weight at some point. There's no need for it to be anything more than a set of trading agreements. Having laws set by them including border control is what turns people off, and very few people are happy with further integration.
the collapse has been predicted since forever.
Sure EU needs to reform as always, to respond as best it can. But collapse? No,
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the collapse has been predicted since forever.
Sure EU needs to reform as always, to respond as best it can. But collapse? No,
Sure it's beeb predicted forever; but ever since the Ravelling Nancy people have been predicting that manual labour will die out. It's always been poopooed, but it looks increasingly likely due to further automation. Similarly, the EU keeps ravelling itself up in more red tape.
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Sure it's beeb predicted forever; but ever since the Ravelling Nancy people have been predicting that manual labour will die out. It's always been poopooed, but it looks increasingly likely due to further automation. Similarly, the EU keeps ravelling itself up in more red tape.
They said we'd work less bc of computers

We can trade predictions like a game of ping pong

The bottom line is european countries are stronger together and that will keep them as a bloc.
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They will compromise. Hard right in Poland wont risk leaving, EU is popular there.

Hard right is a menace wherever it governs.
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It's typical British arrogance to assume something will fall apart because we are no longer part of it.

The UK is not a power player on the world stage, we haven't been a super power since the days of the Empire. We are not the be all and end all and the sun does not rise and fall at our command. People need to adjust their expectations.
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It's maybe for the best we are leaving as our lurch to the right makes Poland look like Corbyn land. ..the EU is better off without far right usurpers.

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[Britain First leader Paul Golding's Conservative Party application 'not approved]


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[Britain First leader Paul Golding's Conservative Party application 'not approved]


Thank you to poster Jet
who posted the the link on my Corbyn thread.
Again...that was 1 man. There are 1000s of Britain first members obviously not as high profile who have been instructed to join the conservatives. Read the articles posted by myself and slim again.
Please don't be railroaded by misinformation arista.
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Meanwhile this was buried untill after the election...

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a9251756.html
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Meanwhile this was buried untill after the election...

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a9251756.html

No It is not
The BBC & SkyNewsHD are reporting on all that
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It will get far worse.
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The BBC & SkyNewsHD are reporting on all that
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It will get far worse.
Yes it was... we needed to know about this prior to the election. Not that I think it will have mattered to the brexit obsessed, who will see a few deaths as collateral damage for the govt who will deliver the hard brexit they fantasise about.
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Today in Parliament
it is the New Queens Speech
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It begins. This is what was voted in.. suck it up proles.

Why Boris Johnson’s changes to courts could affect your job

The government’s proposal to permit lower British courts to overrule existing case law set by the European Court of Justice will have far-reaching consequences.

Trade unions warned that the move could allow exploitative bosses to try to challenge protections for low-paid workers, which have been built up over several decades.

Sean O’Grady explains the significance of the plan – and looks at how it could impact on employment rights.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a9252921.html
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