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Let's Walk Away Now......
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It seems the evil empire is going to punish us for having the temerity to defy their dystopian dream.
It seems the evil empire is going to punish us for having the temerity to defy their dystopian dream.
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The EU is making it up as they go along and some are happy to be in thrall of their peevish judgements. It will still be there, ( not for long mind) but strangely no one appears to be concerned about their "rights" to over move there........only the rights of them to move here. You know the place that is not at all attractive to people who value freedom and democracy.
//The main areas who voted leave were stupid enough to risk their industries and futures.\\
In the forty-odd years we have been in the EU we have seen our shipyards decimated, our steel industry negligible, our coal mines non-existent and our fishing industry a shadow of its former self. Who are the stupid ones here?
In the forty-odd years we have been in the EU we have seen our shipyards decimated, our steel industry negligible, our coal mines non-existent and our fishing industry a shadow of its former self. Who are the stupid ones here?
They were all industries which were dying anyway, in the case of the mines, the miners Unions had squeezed profit margins so much that it was cheaper to import coal than to mine it domestically. The steel industry suffered because of this (no cheap local source of energy for the furnaces). Shipyards had no market due to competition from overseas. The fishing industry had massively overfished our seas to an unsustainable level (this has now been reversed hence it being one of the most controversial aspects of Brexit).
Back of the net. Don’t make me laugh. Do your research!
Back of the net. Don’t make me laugh. Do your research!
Where is the moral sense that would make someone prefer to be a rich slave rather than a free man? Isn't that what self-respect is?
Where is the moral sense which says: yes, it may be tough, we can't judge what's ahead, we do know that circumstances may and some institutions and people will[i be hostile to our success, [i]but[i]...
And the [i]but] is: we're a proud and resourceful people, and we will make it work despite all that.
It needs a Churchill to say that. And we've got a May.
Where is the moral sense which says: yes, it may be tough, we can't judge what's ahead, we do know that circumstances may and some institutions and people will[i be hostile to our success, [i]but[i]...
And the [i]but] is: we're a proud and resourceful people, and we will make it work despite all that.
It needs a Churchill to say that. And we've got a May.
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Your ad break thing. Now [i]that’s[i] more like it.
I actually think that’s a pretty good idea. Education is not just about those who practice this, but should also alert those who work with children (social workers, health visitors, GPs, teachers, youth workers etc).
It needs to be brought out into the open, more so than is now.
Excellent idea.
Your ad break thing. Now [i]that’s[i] more like it.
I actually think that’s a pretty good idea. Education is not just about those who practice this, but should also alert those who work with children (social workers, health visitors, GPs, teachers, youth workers etc).
It needs to be brought out into the open, more so than is now.
Excellent idea.
