BREXIT - Is This Really Still Rumbling On? 😴
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I guess we aren't thenkingstongraham said:Moan moan moan.
You don't have to post.
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Meanwhile Brexit spells the end of Bargain Hunt and Antiques Roadshow. Brexiters will be furious...
(Me...less so 🥱)We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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I guess this is what passes for headline news on Brexit these days. That tells us what we need to knowddraver said:Meanwhile Brexit spells the end of Bargain Hunt and Antiques Roadshow. Brexiters will be furious...
(Me...less so 🥱)
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
So Northern Ireland? What's going on now?0
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Well done guys for keeping it top of the list! 🤣The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
I guess it should all move to the Conservative party thread now anyway. It's no longer Brexit, it's just British politics.0
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In other news, sent some papers to Spain yesterday and had to fill out a customs declaration at the post office. #progress0
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I dunno, NI seems pretty specific to Brexit right now.kingstongraham said:I guess it should all move to the Conservative party thread now anyway. It's no longer Brexit, it's just British politics.
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I agree, but it's all just business as usual now.rick_chasey said:
I dunno, NI seems pretty specific to Brexit right now.kingstongraham said:I guess it should all move to the Conservative party thread now anyway. It's no longer Brexit, it's just British politics.
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You did well to find a post office open on Easter Monday!kingstongraham said:In other news, sent some papers to Spain yesterday and had to fill out a customs declaration at the post office. #progress
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That is not BAU where I am.kingstongraham said:
I agree, but it's all just business as usual now.rick_chasey said:
I dunno, NI seems pretty specific to Brexit right now.kingstongraham said:I guess it should all move to the Conservative party thread now anyway. It's no longer Brexit, it's just British politics.
I can't see how that issue resolved without a new agreement.0 -
How is that different from what you usually post?kingstongraham said: "I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Don't think you needed to post that.Stevo_666 said:
How is that different from what you usually post?kingstongraham said:0 -
(Just joining in on giving guidance on whether posts are necessary)0
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Northern Ireland then?0
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Dying the slow death to become simply, Ireland?kingstongraham said:Northern Ireland then?
The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Our local post office is open at least 364 days a year till 6pm. Used to open the same hours as the shop (till 10pm 7 days a week), but I think the volume in the pandemic got a bit much in the evenings so he cut it back.Dorset_Boy said:
You did well to find a post office open on Easter Monday!kingstongraham said:In other news, sent some papers to Spain yesterday and had to fill out a customs declaration at the post office. #progress
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I now finish every call pointing out that if they switch suppliers to an EU one, all of this goes away...kingstongraham said:Northern Ireland then?
We're also just now reaching the point where people are getting bills for Duty for moving goods within the UK. Which is fun...We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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ddraver said:
I now finish every call pointing out that if they switch suppliers to an EU one, all of this goes away...kingstongraham said:Northern Ireland then?
We're also just now reaching the point where people are getting bills for Duty for moving goods within the UK. Which is fun...
Looked at the Belfast Telegraph this morning, and it's all quiet there on the Brexit front...0 -
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The EU have pushed a maximum gain for themselves and Ireland and failed to realise that the GFA is a truce. The truce has now been broken as surprise surprise a fair number of Northern Irelands residents have a view that they should have unrestricted trade with the UK.kingstongraham said:What's going on in Northern Ireland then?
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Bloody EU. I knew it was all their fault.john80 said:
The EU have pushed a maximum gain for themselves and Ireland and failed to realise that the GFA is a truce. The truce has now been broken as surprise surprise a fair number of Northern Irelands residents have a view that they should have unrestricted trade with the UK.kingstongraham said:What's going on in Northern Ireland then?
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NI can't have it both ways outside of the single market; either it's unrestricted with the EU or it's unrestricted with the UK.john80 said:
The EU have pushed a maximum gain for themselves and Ireland and failed to realise that the GFA is a truce. The truce has now been broken as surprise surprise a fair number of Northern Irelands residents have a view that they should have unrestricted trade with the UK.kingstongraham said:What's going on in Northern Ireland then?
If the UK wants to rejoin the single market then great, they can have it both ways.
You can attribute blame whichever way you want, but you can't get beyond that logic.
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In my case it's pure ignorance. I don't understand the issues at all, they aren't affecting me obviosuly in any way and I'm not hearing much, if anything, about it on news reports.rick_chasey said:Honest question, why are people so relaxed about the NI problem?
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Fair enough. I was 10 when they signed the GFA, but I've worked in a building they bombed out for a few years and there were a quite a few reminders of it there, which brings it home a bit.Pross said:
In my case it's pure ignorance. I don't understand the issues at all, they aren't affecting me obviosuly in any way and I'm not hearing much, if anything, about it on news reports.rick_chasey said:Honest question, why are people so relaxed about the NI problem?
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If there was no COVID going on, it would be different I imagine.rick_chasey said:Honest question, why are people so relaxed about the NI problem?
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what do you see as the NI problem?rick_chasey said:Honest question, why are people so relaxed about the NI problem?
IMHO our Brexit led Govt has shortened the timeframe to unification, I am relaxed about that.0
