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gulliver1 | 09:59 Sun 07th Feb 2021 | News
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As trade through the Channel Tunnel collapses. Border delays and Tariffs.
Brexit is now wreaking havoc on British Businesses and supplies..
Anyone regret voting out
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If 50% of the UK population were to die as a result of Brexit, the Brexiteers would claim it a price worth paying.
12:34 Sun 07th Feb 2021
NJ – see your post dated 21 Jan 2021 at 11:45

//These are charges levied by the UK, Tora. Import duties and VAT. I believe the courier firm added an "admin" charge as well, but the bulk of it was fees levied by the UK on imports. We are not compelled to do it, but £££££s Ker-ching!//

And my reply:

//We are now just beginning to see how mad the Brexiteers arguments are:-

NJ – says in relation to this ‘£££££s Ker-ching!’
Just who do you think is paying this money to the UK government – it is us mugs, suffering under Brexit; and money to couriers for nothing.//
On a recent posting i was attacking Bojo and his cohorts.Next thing i knew Gullible was on attacking me for attacking Bojo.Sometimes i think he has his head up his a**e.
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15,40.Fanny, I think Bojo has his head up his a**e, also Couldn't agree with you more.
Your a total eejit,hun.Get back to your bedroom before your mummy sees that you are posting on adults websites.Eejit.
'Anyone regret voting out'

Nope, it's about time you got over losing, get over it!
Welcome back,Tora.
//NJ – see your post dated 21 Jan 2021 at 11:45//

Sorry. I mistakenly thought you meant direct taxes, income tax and so on.

The easy way to avoid such charges is to resist buying stuff from abroad. However, bear in mind that trade with the EU was by no means "free". The country paid about £10bn a year for the privilege. Instead of everybody paying that sum through general taxation the government is now collecting it and keeping it for use in the UK.

In any case, my decision to vote to leave, as I've said before, was to do with more than just trade. It's no great shakes to pay an extra few quid for purchases and if it frees us from the shenanigans of the Euromaniacs (adequately demonstrated a couple of weeks ago) it's money well spent.
NJ,Churchill,Thatcher,Attlee must be turning in their graves at the state you and the rest of the Brexiteers on this site have brought this country into.Europe was our biggest trading site.Now we have to beg to get into some Pacific Bloc trading site.Speak about the South Sea Bubble.Crazy times,mad times.
'Brexiteers on this site have brought this country into'

Blame the EU for Brexit and if you do not like it simply move away.
gulliver1 ever considered moving to scotland, as they want to be ruled by the eu err want independence..oxymoron.
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I regret voting Remain. I now realise I was incorrect.
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Gulliver at 15.34 saying to Deskdiary to "Stop acting so juvenile and immature and do try to grow up" when he has given a best answer to Hymie for what they said. Lol. No person in their right mind would say something like that whether they be Brexiteers or Remainers.
//Europe was our biggest trading site.//

An it still is. There's no reason why Brexit will alter that - unless the EU makes such trade impossible or too inconvenient.

//Now we have to beg to get into some Pacific Bloc trading site.//

I didn't know there was any begging going on. I believe we've applied to join. This makes sense because if trade with the EU declines (which it looks like it will if they continue with their nonsense) then we'll trade elsewhere. The Asian and Pacific market is growing considerably (for everybody); the European market is in decline (for everybody - including the Europeans). We'd join a European trading bloc if a suitable one existed, but it doesn't.
No probs,NJ,at least i know if i do get paid off i will get my dole money from you English mu..err taxpayers,Cheers.It will make it all worthwhile.
NJ – So money I pay to the UK government is not tax?
It's either tax or excise. When I asked you what I'd said about tax I assumed (wrongly) you meant I'd commented about direct taxes (such as Income Tax and NI).
//No probs,NJ,at least i know if i do get paid off i will get my dole money from you English mu..err taxpayers,Cheers.It will make it all worthwhile.//

Whoever you work for has had four years to make adjustments to their business to accommodate Brexit. They should have assumed that we would leave with no deal. If they can no longer trade they either haven't made the necessary adjustments or their business is not viable outside the EU. The country cannot be expected to remain inside a political bloc which is totally unsuitable for the UK in order to sustain a relatively small number of businesses which either cannot or will not adapt. It's most unfortunate if you lose your job but you cannot expect the country to divert from its chosen path. Things change and we have to change with them.
Arrods - others have told me the same. I have no regrets about voting for Brexit. The complications are due to the EU being as obstructive as possible in order to a)punish the UK and b) make life so difficult as to embolden a 'return' lobby. They were aided and abetted by May and her cohorts who encouraged these delusions.

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