Theres another thread I started on vaccines. I made it clear that's great news, even though some of my ideas are being picked up late, such as 24/7 jabs.Teething problems we were always going to get.
Great news on the vaccines don’t you think? Over 5m now done which is 10 times more than the likes of France Germany etc.
Ports like Holyhead seem to be losing business with a lot of EU traffic bypassing the UK via routes like Cherbourg to Rosslare. More worrying though is the amount of articles you see where EU countries are now cancelling orders from British companies and replacing them with suppliers inside the EU. Totally inevitable, businesses will always look for the most efficient way and that is by no longer sourcing from the UK. These aren't teething problems either. These issues are permanent damage.That’s a very positive way of looking at things, Wiz. I still hope that you have packed a bag ahead of being told to live abroad
Brexit: Irish hauliers 'bypassing Welsh ports', say bosses
Sea port managers fear the shift may be part of a long-term trend to ship from the Irish Republic.www.bbc.co.uk
It’ll be interesting to see what the situation re business by-passing the U.K. from Ireland is like six months from now.
Luckily I'll be able to get a blue passport, go where I want and tell Johnny Foreigner that British is best, following the fine example of Gavin Williamson.That’s a very positive way of looking at things, Wiz. I still hope that you have packed a bag ahead of being told to live abroad
Brexit: Irish hauliers 'bypassing Welsh ports', say bosses
Sea port managers fear the shift may be part of a long-term trend to ship from the Irish Republic.www.bbc.co.uk
It’ll be interesting to see what the situation re business by-passing the U.K. from Ireland is like six months from now.
Teething problems we were always going to get.
Great news on the vaccines don’t you think? Over 5m now done which is 10 times more than the likes of France Germany etc.
Teething problems we were always going to get.
Great news on the vaccines don’t you think? Over 5m now done which is 10 times more than the likes of France Germany etc.
Told you before it’s scaremongering.
Over 5m?Over 5m now done which is 10 times more than the likes of France Germany etc.
Yes, they are.Told you before it’s scaremongering.
For some strange reason people love thriving on it.
How’s the ham sandwiches going are they still taking the ham off at the borders.
4,062,051 as of last night actually according to Hancock doing the 5pm brief will be 5m by end of week.
Ain't no big deal is it? Well it wasn't for you Remainers prior to the agreement deal being signed as you kept pointing out how it was such a small part of the economy.As we know, there are no problems with the borders, everything is going really well.
Brexit: Fishing firms hold London protest over disruption
Boris Johnson promises £23m in compensation for exporters which have lost orders due to delays.www.bbc.co.uk
One industry after another is hitting problems. Fishing is just taking the headlines first because its product disintegrates quicker.
What attitude? it was a dig at those hypocrites on here who gave little regard to the fishing industry before the deal was signed questioning why an industry which was less than 1% of the economy should be a stumbling block but now want to make a big deal of the problems happening now.
Can I have some of what your drinking?
What's hypocritical about pointing out the fishing industry was small fry?. It was the leavers that made fishing into such a key issue and have failed catastrophically to make brexit work for it. The people pushing for brexit didn't give a toss for fishing but saw it as a catchy little winner with the voters. Where is Farage hiding, you know the bloke on the eu fishing committees and constantly harped on about our waters.
What is it you're having trouble understanding? I'll see if I can help you.
Exactly. The leavers made it such a key issue when the remainers said it shouldn't be. And now the deal has gone though it's the remainers wanting to make a big issue of it.. So very hypocritical of you. Before you were saying it shouldn't be a problem and after you are saying it's a big problem.
"The leavers made it such a key issue when remainers said it shouldn't be".
So you're denying that the fishing industry wasn't a greatly discussed topic and a supposed stumbling block in the discussions in the weeks immediately prior to the deal being signed? You that's making stuff up in your negative little world.
Only thing that's baffling me is your optimism, but I do applaud it.
To be fair, most of those had just got out of dinghies on the beach, because we're swamped with immigrants.
You tie yourself in knots with your ridiculous takes, that said if you were in a fisherman's knot you'd argue with yourself it was a figure of eight knot.
It's an interesting little read but it just ticks all the Remain boxes and reinforces it's own in-built prejudices without offering any real insight.
Ah, you've crawled out of your hole now there's some more bad news to talk about. Just as I predicted. Any views on the good news with regards to how the innoculations are progressing. Wouldn't suit your hate filled agenda to comment on that. would it?Britain now has the highest daily Covid death rate in the world
Another world beating achievement from the glorious leaderBritain now has the highest daily Covid death rate in the world
Statistics compiled by the Oxford University-based research platform Our World in Data shows no other country currently has a higher death rate per capita.flip.it
Theres a whole thread on it, as well you know.
Of course it doesn't wouldn't pretend otherwise. But anyone with a fair mind and a sense of balance would comment on good news as well as bad.
Just for you Wiz.
Was there any need for this and all the other bile on your post that you regularly spew out when responding to Cat’s posts. It demeans you.
I started that thread. What other people do is there choice.
So she shouldn't read the drafts?Just for you Wiz.
"During the session Lord Teverson, the Lib Dem chairman of the committee, asked her: “Did your jaw drop as well when you saw this agreement that had been delivered in fisheries, when really this is such an iconic subject?”
Ms Prentis replied: “No, the agreement came when we were all very busy on Christmas Eve; in my case organising the local nativity trail. We’d been waiting and waiting. It looked like it was coming for probably four days before it actually arrived.”
Opposition MPs seized on her comments. Scottish Lib Dem Alistair Carmichael told The Daily Record: “Surely she could have taken a little time away from the festivities to look after her own departmental responsibilities?”.
However, it was pointed out that the legal text of the post-Brexit deal was not published until several days later at which juncture Ms Prentis, a former Government lawyer, read it at once. She had been party to draft proposals on fisheries in the run up to the UK-EU agreement being finalised."
Given the amount of misinformation you lot get up to I'm surprised you're allowed on social media tbh.
Agree and that applies to me as well. So if I want to make an observation that some people only want to comment on the bad news and seem to go missing when there is some good news then I am allowed to do that. And let's face it, why wouldn't some-one want to comment on the fact nearly 4 million people have now been vaccinated. After all, it's the health of the country we are talking about.
Farage is doing what Farage does. How anybody could take that bloke seriously is beyond me. He's a charlatan, like Johnson.
It says in the quote she was party to the drafts. And the 'outrage' wasn't about the drafts it was about the finished agreement. Not sure where you're going with that.