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18 hours ago, leigh white said:

Who the fuck walks round a town dressed like that ?

May be an image of 1 person and outdoors

I know where that is - not far from here, it's Downe Village, just outside the local pub. Downe House where Darwin lived is just to the right. Usually drive up for a couple of pints when the weather is nice for a bit of countryside - some decent little walks round there. Think he was born there as well.

Can't say I've ever seen the massive plank.

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14 minutes ago, Duck Egg said:

^ blimey.  Wouldn't they be better just launching that electronic border check technology that they've been keeping to themselves? 

Any day now

They wouldn’t just make something like that up

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1 hour ago, Spider said:

If this is true, then fucking LOLLLLLLLLLL😂😂😂

@Casino and you thought they didn’t know what to do about Ireland 🙃

https://amp.rte.ie/amp/1222266/?__twitter_impression=true

Have you read it?

An article about preparation for a court case. Lawyers doing their bit.

Nothing like inflating a story with a twist along the way to present a picture beyond reality. 

In a few years NI can vote to get rid of it all; by the time legal stuff has been completed and implications considered etc, the vote will be much closer.

Surely your beloved EU will be aware of that and will want to help get the protocol working well and for the benefit of all and therefore remain in place?

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8 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Have you read it?

An article about preparation for a court case. Lawyers doing their bit.

Nothing like inflating a story with a twist along the way to present a picture beyond reality. 

In a few years NI can vote to get rid of it all; by the time legal stuff has been completed and implications considered etc, the vote will be much closer.

Surely your beloved EU will be aware of that and will want to help get the protocol working well and for the benefit of all and therefore remain in place?

I think his left dishonourable Spider should be stripped of his wig, barred from chambers and kicked to fuck by both sides alike for his inflammatory tone and rhetoric.

Take him down.

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Well no one else is being inflammatory these days (I don’t count an argument in the desert about imaginary deities)

Tell us how the technology is going to sort it, bumstrings.

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2 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Have you read it?

An article about preparation for a court case. Lawyers doing their bit.

Nothing like inflating a story with a twist along the way to present a picture beyond reality. 

In a few years NI can vote to get rid of it all; by the time legal stuff has been completed and implications considered etc, the vote will be much closer.

Surely your beloved EU will be aware of that and will want to help get the protocol working well and for the benefit of all and therefore remain in place?

The eu agreed to the protocol and its current form implementation.

so did this current British government 

The eu would be happy if it was followed as agreed 

the government don’t seem to want to even though they agreed it it seems following concerns/ protests from DUP 

that’s not a pro eu statement, that’s just seems to be the situation so can understand the frustration with it from the EU 

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2 hours ago, fatolive said:

The eu agreed to the protocol and its current form implementation.

so did this current British government 

The eu would be happy if it was followed as agreed 

the government don’t seem to want to even though they agreed it it seems following concerns/ protests from DUP 

that’s not a pro eu statement, that’s just seems to be the situation so can understand the frustration with it from the EU 

Aye, we are all aware of that.

However, the link wasn't about that- just the court case and the initial steps.

I do find it strange that given the uk's flexibility at the time of change, with regards to not requiring immediate following of all rules for importers isn't mentioned when remainers seek to make a point.

We have helped a lot of EU and UK businesses acclimatise. Doesn't seem to be being replicated by those across the sea, but that's their prerogative. They can't get their own members to implement rules equally across the board, making for more problems.

No doubt the protocol isn't great, and we all know the reasons for its being, but refusing to enter meaningful dialogue doesn't help anyone. 

It will he gone in its current form within a few years anyway. 

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1 hour ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Aye, we are all aware of that.

However, the link wasn't about that- just the court case and the initial steps.

I do find it strange that given the uk's flexibility at the time of change, with regards to not requiring immediate following of all rules for importers isn't mentioned when remainers seek to make a point.

We have helped a lot of EU and UK businesses acclimatise. Doesn't seem to be being replicated by those across the sea, but that's their prerogative. They can't get their own members to implement rules equally across the board, making for more problems.

No doubt the protocol isn't great, and we all know the reasons for its being, but refusing to enter meaningful dialogue doesn't help anyone. 

It will he gone in its current form within a few years anyway. 

Well yes, the court case and initial steps about not following the protocol both sides agreed to. 
 

What do you think will replace the current format ? 
genuine question as I think it will go around and around this 

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3 minutes ago, miamiwhite said:

Us Visionaries are busy concluding trade deals and the creation of jobs, 53k in the last few days alone 😉 

Splendid stuff

Any chance of giving NI back to the pikeys and removing that albatross?

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1 minute ago, miamiwhite said:

Us Visionaries are busy concluding trade deals and the creation of jobs, 53k in the last few days alone 😉 

Fascinating how blasts from the past keep being brought up. If neither side is particularly interested, then it's a non story. They agreed another route, which is subject to disquiet. Maybe they should have explored a more technological solution 🤔

Not arsed particularly- they'll sort something out sooner or later.

Must actually thank the EU for not renewing further orders for the AZ vaccine- perhaps they'll stop meithering for the stuff from these shores now. Hypocritical twats. 

Interesting that within a few days of that, it's announced that the Pfizer vaccine can now be stored in a normal fridge for 31 days.

 

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2 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Fascinating how blasts from the past keep being brought up. If neither side is particularly interested, then it's a non story. They agreed another route, which is subject to disquiet. Maybe they should have explored a more technological solution 🤔

Not arsed particularly- they'll sort something out sooner or later.

Must actually thank the EU for not renewing further orders for the AZ vaccine- perhaps they'll stop meithering for the stuff from these shores now. Hypocritical twats. 

Interesting that within a few days of that, it's announced that the Pfizer vaccine can now be stored in a normal fridge for 31 days.

 

It's all they've got mate, same with their bleats elsewhere.

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3 minutes ago, Spider said:

Splendid stuff

Any chance of giving NI back to the pikeys and removing that albatross?

You do know that the "Scots" are predominantly Irish don't you?

As in most of those North of the border are your pikeys, red heads etc.

History shows much migration, particularly during food shortages. 

True Scots tended to have darker hair apparently, but those invaders from the emerald Isle took all their jobs etc.

Maybe we need a complete reset, send all red headed folk to Ireland and replace them with Britishers. 

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1 minute ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

You do know that the "Scots" are predominantly Irish don't you?

As in most of those North of the border are your pikeys, red heads etc.

History shows much migration, particularly during food shortages. 

True Scots tended to have darker hair apparently, but those invaders from the emerald Isle took all their jobs etc.

Maybe we need a complete reset, send all red headed folk to Ireland and replace them with Britishers. 

Fine by me.

Yours sincerely 

Aethelred the Reddy

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