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Englishman in Northern Ireland who’s now managing the reality of how Brexit damaged our business, living and retirement plans.

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The Fossil Fuel Lobbyists are still attempting to ignore the entire chequered history of British Steel in a desperate attempt to suggest Net Zero killed it off. It’s nonsense and they know it’s nonsense. They are paid to lie it’s a bizarre career choice 🧵
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A short history of British Steel Labour nationalised steel after the war in 1945 The Conservatives sold it off 1952 Labour renationalised steel again in 1967 By 1987 British steel was profitable and had doubled productivity since 1979 Conservatives privatised it in 1988 1/
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A short history of British Steel Labour nationalised steel after the war in 1945 The Conservatives sold it off 1952 Labour renationalised steel again in 1967 By 1987 British steel was profitable and had doubled productivity since 1979 Conservatives privatised it in 1988 1/
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Over the last 5 years Leave Voters have been vocal in saying “don’t call us stupid” & “we know what we voted for”. Yet here we are 5 months into the Brexit deal Johnson’s team negotiated, signed & promoted as a great deal & Brexiters continue to blame the EU for the deal we have
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What to do when your Brexit has failed so spectacularly? 1. Weaponise foreigners on dinghies 2. Weaponise eco protestors 3. Whip up treats of violence in Northern Ireland 4. Desperately link the ECHR to the EU 5. Ensure client media keeps the nation divided and distracted
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David Buik, City commentator, Conservative supporter, Brexit supporter. On @LBC 08:35 Monday 4th July “Brexit is an unmitigated disaster”
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@ramonagusta @UKLabour Got to laugh at the ‘anti establishment’ Brexiters all out defending private schools 😂
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@LBC @mattfrei @Edwina_Currie Now imagine a CEO going to their board five years after tearing up their historically successful business plan and saying I’m sorry team I cannot offer you any benefits, ignore the losses of what we did, but we are free as a business and stuck our fingers up to our competitors.
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@Channel4News I’ve used WhatsApp across several phones for both business and personal use for the last decade. I’ve never once lost a single message due to WhatsApp, let alone thousands. The only messages that have ever been removed from my WhatsApp in a decade are ones I purposefully deleted
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Today I had my first consultation meeting to progressing Irish Citizenship. British citizen who’s paid decades of U.K. taxes, built U.K. infrastructure & negotiated millions of investment. Now forced to leave Britain behind to protect my business and life plan #BrexitReality
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@sjw_sjw_and @PikulaTony @SiezeThisHonkus @historyinmemes To be fair it was just 2 miles and she had her breakfast croissant with her.
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@nicktolhurst I have a friend who is an apple farmer. His business has relied on foreign labour to keep it operating. He voted Brexit as “immigration is ruining our services”. His historical Bulgarian and Hungarian workers have gone to Ireland or Spain this year.
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@mrjamesob Good grief his too achievements in Government 1. The vaccine roll out (again) that Britains leading global science industry developed and the NHS rolled out 2. Mourning the loss of the Queen So exactly the same as I achieved in Government then.
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@ramonagusta @UKLabour Fine with me chap but you oppose that as well 🙄
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@Pontyprop @adamboultonSKY Sel. Today I came out of Boots having correctly worn a mask, I then went to M&S for food. It was 2 min walk away so kept mask in place. I know outside with a mask on! Easier, no harm, no touching, no ‘virtue signalling’. Get a grip and stop being angry and offended,
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@dgmoore75 @JonathanPieNews Yes it demonstrates the level of stupidity and brainwashing in the UK 👍
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@AnnaJerzewska Incredibly I’ve heard a few Brits say their old burgundy passports still hold the same rights until it’s renewed!
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@MPIainDS China has £150bn in U.K. assets & £60bn in UK companies, inc Thames Water, Heathrow, Neptune Energy and the Energy Networks China General Nuclear Power holds a 33.5 per cent stake in Hinckley Nuclear which is owned by the French state-owned energy firm EDF. You supported this
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British Steel’s overseas customers do not know what tariffs will apply to steel they buy from the company. Sources close to the company say orders from customers in the EU and further afield have dried up as a result.
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@Salywebster Reform Always the victims Always some new conspiracy Always someone else’s fault
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1999 Corus becomes a joint venture with the Dutch 2007 the company taken over by Indian Tata. 2016 Greybull buys British Steel for £1 2016 Britain votes to leave the EU 2/
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2023 further warnings that gas linked energy prices, high inflation, weak exports and weak sterling are crippling U.K. steel making Ends
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2016 Britain acts as the ringleader in blocking attempts to regulate cheap Chinese steel entering Europe, despite warnings that the continent’s steel industry was in crisis, the European Steel Association (Eurofer) has said. 2018 British Steel enters insolvency 3/
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@jayrayner1 @tzanninis @HenryDimbleby @BBCr4today As I’ve repeated for the last eighteen months. With no genuine benefits to show Brexit is solely about saving face now.
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@jameslineytv @JamLJ28 @JonathanPieNews You lie for a living mate, it’s literally your job
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Labour urge Government to nationalise all steel making, Conservative Government refuses. 2020 Chinese firm Jingye buys loss making (£1M per day) British steel. Sept 2022 Jingye warms government that energy prices (linked to Gas) are crippling the business
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@SJAMcBride As an Englishman who moved to NI it’s staggering to watch the extent of the apathy of the countries free fall. A country in perpetual decline, unloved by its Union and no longer a European member. Many wave their little flag and then vote for more decline.
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@IanDunt Our own Government being community noted
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@GBNEWS @Nigel_Farage “Working class hero” defending the wealthy establishment elites Christmas blood sport. How predictable this fraud is.
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@jdportes I used to be impressed by Andrew. Then he became just another a ranting Daily Mail pub bore.
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@mrjamesob 2016 we won, you lost get over it 2018 it’s the Remainers fault 2019 it’s the Remainers fault 2020 we got Brexit done, it’s going to be great 2021 it’s the Remainers fault 2022 it’s the Remainers fault 2023 The Remainers should fix Brexit
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@LBC Oh bless are we still discussing this nonsense, good job the country isn’t in a mess then.
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@Andrew_Adonis So in essence Brexit is about going backwards and dismantling things rather than moving forwards and improving things. Got it.
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@jburnmurdoch For me the realisation was discovering the economic competence of the Conservatives amounted to little more than being able to sell off almost all U.K. Infrastructure over three decades that took a century of industrial progress to build. Now all they achieve is damage.
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@DavidGHFrost @Keir_Starmer 2016 we won, you lost get over it 2018 it’s the Remainers fault 2019 it’s the Remainers fault 2020 we got Brexit done, it’s going to be great 2021 it’s the Remainers fault 2022 it’s the Remainers fault 2023 The Remainers should fix Brexit
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@Haggis_UK In order to retain your position in a Conservative Government one of the key requirements is to sell your soul to the Brexit fantasy. We all know Hunt doesn’t believe any of this but as we all know by now Conservatives focus on self interest rather than country
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Best Brexiters Tweet so far in 2024 “I voted for Brexit knowing it damaged business, including my own business, but all U.K. businesses need to do is adapt” Me- How does business adapt to those significant changes? Brexiter “You work it out” Genius these guys.
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@implausibleblog 30 years of UKIP 16 years of Farage 14 years of Tory Government 8 years of Brexit 6 years of Brexit and Reform PLC The right August 2024 “Five weeks of a Labour Government are the problem” 🙄
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To deflect from this Conservative and Brexit history the right wing media are now blaming Net Zero. The EU China Korea USA India Japan All have Net Zero policies, some with investment much higher than that of the U.K. 7/
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@itvnews I hate everything about Amazon. Employment practices Tax avoidance Waste Killing local businesses Consumer society at its very worst.
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@vivamjm Just spoken to a old friend for first time in months. Supply chain manager for very large U.K. company. No lorry drivers, no warehouse staff, no seasonal Labour.
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I spent 20 years building a GB supply business across Europe Contracts, relationships, customers, suppliers. Brexit created significant problems to this business model. The Brexiter (Management Consultant) “Find new markets” Twat. Instead I moved my business out of GB
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@GregHands @Airbus Airbus SE is a European multinational aerospace corporation. The very epitome of European countries working together for mutual success.
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@NJ_Timothy Britain stopped caring about Northern Ireland when it voted Brexit. Every poll demonstrates this NI majority support to Remain demonstrates this Commentators described NI losses as worth it for the end game Every Conservative action since demonstrates this
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@TiceRichard @TheNewsAgents “The elite in their ivory towers” Says the multi millionaire property investor with homes in London and the IOW.
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@The_TUC That’s what Brexit was about unfortunately many Labour members, voters and trade unionists voted for it.
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@Christo50338816 @KayBurley There is very little lower than defending Katie Hopkins buddy.
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@mrjamesob Golden Rule James Saving Face is all that matters for Brexiters now. Any notion of demonstrating benefits is long gone.
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@Haggis_UK A reminder Average Nurses pay is lower (real terms) than it was twelve years ago when the Conservatives came to power. They stood clapping for the same people two years ago.
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@mrjamesob Conservatives last ten years 1. Made it much harder to install domestic solar 2. Added VAT to domestic Renewables 3. Made it incredibly hard to build shovel ready onshore wind in England 4. Now planning to remove about 58% of all agricultural land available for solar farms.
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@SkyNews @BethRigby As someone who spent a career negotiating and operating large agreements you simply don’t apply them in different ways you app,y them in the way they were written. The U.K. is trying to operate a different agreement to the one they negotiated and signed.
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@castlvillageman I’m not going to Spain ever again because I have to now stand in a long ‘Other Countries’ queue and get my passport stamped. Another threat Brexiters won’t see through. They will still be pissed shouting Ingerlund down the the streets of Benidorm
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@BladeoftheS Twelve Williams sisters titles and no where to be seen.
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@BBCPolitics @BBCNews Brexit failed Exports down GDP down Debt soaring Inflation rising NHS crisis Poverty rising Let’s focus on playing the national Anthem 🤦‍♂️
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@PolitlcsUK 22 Aug 2022 - EU member states can now choose to entirely exempt value-added tax (VAT) on female sanitary products, as they are considered basic needs. EU member states can set taxation levels on beer.
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@implausibleblog Richard Tice The man he drives a Tesla and installs solar panels and EV chargers across his property portfolio and then tells the rest of us we don’t need Net Zero or sustainability. Just another grifting hypocrite
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@benhabib6 Brexiters 2016-2020 “Brexit will bring jobs, prosperity, growth, investment, higher standards, cheaper energy and food, freedom, sovereignty, immigration control, strong borders, new laws” 2023 “It is merely the U.K. becoming an independent country”
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The 10 largest steel producing countries and Net Zero targets •China 2060 •Japan 2050 •India 2070 •United States 2050 •Russia 2060 •South Korea 2050 •Germany 2050 •Turkey 2053 8/
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@LeeAndersonMP_ “MPs do not lie awake at night worrying about their energy bills” Yes Lee but normal people do. Our energy bills tripled since 2020 and that’s because of fossil fuels not Net Zero as this graph demonstrates. Educate yourself beyond childish culture wars.
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@Rod__Mason @danielThp1 $7 trillion in subsidies last year
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@LBC @NickFerrariLBC The Conservatives should try boycotting Russian money and influence. Last year they were all telling us to keep politics out of football, so which is it in or out?
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2016 we won, you lost get over it 2018 it’s the Remainers fault 2019 it’s the Remainers fault 2020 we got Brexit done, it’s going to be great 2021 it’s the Remainers fault 2022 it’s the Remainers fault 2023 The Remainers should fix Brexit
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@BestForBritain I’m also assuming they are selling HS2 land at a loss to Conservative friends and donors.
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@mrjamesob Northern Ireland Majority support to Remain in the EU Majority support for the protocol Majority support for the Good Friday Agreement But apparently Brexit was all about delivering Democracy 🙄
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@mrjamesob Brexit Day 1 “We will have cheaper food and energy, more freedoms, less red tape, economic growth, a better NHS, higher wages, widespread prosperity, strong borders, lower taxes. Brexit 754 days in “Decline is not inevitable”
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@archer_rs Brexit allows EU countries to finally rid themselves of non contributory immigrants who have lived below the radar. The irony is it’s the very people Brexiters in the U.K. hate so much!
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@DeborahMeaden @Channel4News Jacob Rees Mogg the worlds finest example that rich, posh, educated and privileged does absolutely nothing to ensure truth, intelligence, decency, integrity, morals or social responsibility come from those things.
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@tomhfh History of Privatisation 1. Assets sold off cheap 2. Quick profits for wealthy investors 3. Foreign owners take over 4. Asset stripping focus on profit maximisation 5. Customer service & choice declines 6. Loss of control, no accountability 7. Contract out employment
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@mikemoves12 @GBNEWS @LBC You’d actually benefit from reading the rules and what the OFCOM statement said.
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@Factsofw0rld There’s a man in India who stood and watched him for 45 years that’s more impressive
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@john4brexit 2016 we won, you lost get over it 2018 it’s the Remainers fault 2019 it’s the Remainers fault 2020 we got Brexit done, it’s going to be great 2021 it’s the Remainers fault 2022 it’s the Remainers fault 2023 The Remainers should fix Brexit
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@IanDunt Britain 2023 Highest taxes in 70 years - Rwanda Cost of living crisis - Rwanda Record energy and food bills - Rwanda Record NHS wait lists - Rwanda Widening wealth gap - Rwanda Tory Corruption - Rwanda Record food banks - Rwanda Huge mortgages and rents - Rwanda
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@LBC @NickFerrariLBC U.K. a full part of the development of EU rules Knew the rules Knew what to be a third country meant Voted to be a third country Negotiated and signed a deal Championed the deal. Moans endlessly the deal is terrible! “We know what we voted for” Brexiters 2016-2020
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@johnredwood #BrexitReality U.K. record debt levels Highest taxes in 70 years due to climb higher A decade of austerity Stagnant growth Lowest investment in the G7 Highest debt repayments in the EU after Truss budget It’s all just meaningless soundbites as it was eight years ago
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@LBC @mattfrei You can only assume she’s well off and paying little tax, a nice bubble of comfort where you vote to do more country damage has little impact on her personally. Conservatism is nothing more than self interest.
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@MetroUK Ending his career as he started it. Making people across the world laugh at him.
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Extras The EU steel sector produces about 152 million metric tons of steel per year at about 500 sites with turnover of 130 billion euros ($144.04 billion). Eurofer is optimistic about 2024, upgrading its forecast to a rise in demand of 6.2% from the 5.4% estimate in May. 6/
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@peterjukes To think we all thought losing to a lettuce was the greatest embarrassing moment for Liz Truss then she went to Darren Grimes birthday party.
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@SkyNews Another fine example of people simply reading a headline and then commenting Data up to June folks
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@LanceForman The Polish got their country back Lance 🙄
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@EmporersNewC I’m old enough to remember Remainers all being labelled anti democratic.
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@JuliaHB1 Never forgive, never forget
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@thetimes Brilliant let’s use weights and measures two generations don’t understand, great Brexit benefit.
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@TiceRichard Now the facts British Gas is Global Gas. GB currently exports 80% of its “Free Market” Gas Macrons electricity is cheaper than GB Gas generated electricity GB Fracking does absolutely nothing to address this fuel poverty
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@LBC @NickFerrariLBC Because no one ever experienced poverty from various life changes after they had children 🙄
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@implausibleblog This is Claire Coutinho former Secretary of State for Energy and Net Zero
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@seatedskydiver Do you clowns ever research and understand anything or just decide to rant everyday at stuff you don’t understand? Here’s your precious Coronation aftermath, Britain loving patriots eh 🙄
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@johnredwood “Why do the media interview so many pro EU people on the Protocol” Because they hold the majority in Northern Ireland John. Democracy remember.
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@CharlotteCGill Charlotte Gill has all the hall marks of a failed right wing client journalist. Blames every failure of the Conservatives on immigration and spends their days stoking division.
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@vanmaneuro It remains incredibly easy to fool an audience that refuses to read and understand their pet subject.
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@JonathanPieNews I’m sure the nurses who faced court action forcing them back to work will love a mince pie from Rishi. Their wages still below 2010 but is forgiven mate that’s a lovely M&S mince pie.
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@implausibleblog While Asia, Europe and US build infrastructure, modern high tech industries, modern manufacturing and make huge investments The Conservatives are waging a war on woke, ending policies that didn’t exist and stopping its own infrastructure projects
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@TiceRichard The Tice Strategy 1. Get you angry about a flag (all rather pointless) 2. Suggest it’s somehow a huge waste of your money (it’s tiny in reality) 3. As a millionaire then push the narrative lower taxes are the solution. Hint this massively benefits Tice not you or the economy.
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@LBC Another Nick Ferrari pub bore rant this morning. Seriously what is wrong of a PM aiming to get to his family at 6pm on a Friday (if he can) Wise up man, this is not good radio, it’s GB News level dregs. Change employer if this is your bag.
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@terrychristian There seem to several categories of Brexiteer now: 1. Dead 2. Changed their minds 3. Desperately saving face 4. Moaning endlessly about the Brexit deal they got 5. Tweeting like children None of them offering up any benefits which is the only constant
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@Haggis_UK Ah the vaccines developed, approved, trialled and rolled out under the existing EU rules. Bless them it’s impossible for them to suggest a Brexit benefit without lying.
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@sturdyAlex “I made myself homeless and it’s up to you my old friend to put me up on your sofa”.
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@IsabelOakeshott @SuellaBraverman You’ve given up being a journalist haven’t you. Just another grifting populist mouth piece to add to the growing list Britain drags around dividing the country for personal gain.
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@ReesBruce @helenmcollins1 The Conservatives saw manufacturing as a working class annoyance they could t be bothered to manage. Better the profit from selling it off and let someone else worry about it, even if that meant it running down or going overseas.
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@Otto_English One of the biggest fallacies of Brexit was the notion that a modern, successful and growing economy can succeed by looking inwards for its labour supply when its population growth is low and ageing and its employment trends have changed radically.
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@Suewilson91 Imagine waving an E.U. flag at the “Eurovision Song Contest”, next they’ll be waging British flags at coronations
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