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Re: brexit not far away now

Postby Paphitis » Thu Aug 15, 2019 3:31 pm

miltiades wrote:The General wrote"
BOJO is very similar in many respects in that you will NEVER see a negative or defeatist word uttered from his mouth and is therefore extremely patriotic, loyal, and also has a self deprecating style of humour which appeals to people. He, is a leader that is required and necessary for Britain to execute a job handed to him by the people to deliver and he will now deliver. he gives the country hope."

Re Fucking Malaga. Go fuck a kangaroo you stupid moron and do not post such fucking crap.


Reh Petsoyero...I'm gonna dial 999 and send them over because you gonna get a heart attack soon... :shock:

I am just trying to edumucate you. I can't help it being right all the time. :lol:

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Re: brexit not far away now

Postby Lordo » Thu Aug 15, 2019 3:36 pm

miltiades wrote:The General wrote"
BOJO is very similar in many respects in that you will NEVER see a negative or defeatist word uttered from his mouth and is therefore extremely patriotic, loyal, and also has a self deprecating style of humour which appeals to people. He, is a leader that is required and necessary for Britain to execute a job handed to him by the people to deliver and he will now deliver. he gives the country hope."

Re Fucking Malaga. Go fuck a kangaroo you stupid moron and do not post such fucking crap.

the stupid boy is not aware that when bojo was told that businesses are saying no-deal brexit will be a disaster bojo said fuck business. i mean how much more patriotic can you get.
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Re: brexit not far away now

Postby Paphitis » Thu Aug 15, 2019 3:39 pm

Lordo wrote:
miltiades wrote:The General wrote"
BOJO is very similar in many respects in that you will NEVER see a negative or defeatist word uttered from his mouth and is therefore extremely patriotic, loyal, and also has a self deprecating style of humour which appeals to people. He, is a leader that is required and necessary for Britain to execute a job handed to him by the people to deliver and he will now deliver. he gives the country hope."

Re Fucking Malaga. Go fuck a kangaroo you stupid moron and do not post such fucking crap.

the stupid boy is not aware that when bojo was told that businesses are saying no-deal brexit will be a disaster bojo said fuck business. i mean how much more patriotic can you get.


Oh and why are they saying that you silly bugger?

Now think about it! Are you for the worker Yes or NO?

They want friggin Eastern Europeans to flood the British Market so that they can pay their workers wagers which wouldn't get your dog out from under the poverty line.

We will see soon enough how disastrous it will be. Here is my tip. Britain will be the last one left standing in due course.
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Re: brexit not far away now

Postby miltiades » Thu Aug 15, 2019 3:44 pm

Its satisfying to read your prediction. You are ALWAYS fucking wrong.
By the way, have ypu removed Assad yet , or are you of a different mind now :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: brexit not far away now

Postby Paphitis » Thu Aug 15, 2019 3:50 pm

miltiades wrote:Its satisfying to read your prediction. You are ALWAYS fucking wrong.
By the way, have ypu removed Assad yet , or are you of a different mind now :lol: :lol: :lol:


Situation in Syria is still very fluid and can be removed.It's a work in progress. All we need is a single bullet.

By the way, did BREXIT lose the referendum? Did BOJO not become PM like you said he wouldn't?

And how is that no confidence vote going when Labor MPs are gonna vote for BOJO? :lol:

Oh Miltiades.... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: brexit not far away now

Postby cyprusgrump » Thu Aug 15, 2019 7:38 pm

EU TARIFF WAR WITH INDONESIA GIVES BREXIT BRITAIN OPPORTUNITY TO CREAM OFF TRADE

Oh dear, all not well with EU trade...?

The EU’s trade relations with South-East Asian powerhouse Indonesia have come under renewed strain with Indonesia preparing to slap a 20-25% tariff on dairy products from the EU in response to the EU whacking 8-18% tariffs on Indonesian biodiesel. How dair-EU!

Indonesia’s population of 260 million is over half the size of the entire EU, it’s currently the 16th largest economy in the world and growing at a pacey 5% a year. Indonesia’s trade minister is so cheesed off he’s ordered dairy importers to find new suppliers outside the EU. Indonesia is the fifth largest non-EU importer of dairy products in the world so this is no trifling matter.

After Liz Truss’s big cheese push at DEFRA, it just so happens that the UK will in a matter of weeks be the third largest non-EU exporter of dairy products in the world, and is about to regain control of its own tariff schedules, putting it in pole position to cream off the the EU’s market share. Brits get cheap biodiesel and textiles, while Indonesians will get top-quality Cheddar, Stilton, Yarg, Brie, Wensleydale and clotted cream. Perfect!
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Re: brexit not far away now

Postby Lordo » Fri Aug 16, 2019 12:55 am

cyprusgrump wrote:EU TARIFF WAR WITH INDONESIA GIVES BREXIT BRITAIN OPPORTUNITY TO CREAM OFF TRADE

Oh dear, all not well with EU trade...?

The EU’s trade relations with South-East Asian powerhouse Indonesia have come under renewed strain with Indonesia preparing to slap a 20-25% tariff on dairy products from the EU in response to the EU whacking 8-18% tariffs on Indonesian biodiesel. How dair-EU!

Indonesia’s population of 260 million is over half the size of the entire EU, it’s currently the 16th largest economy in the world and growing at a pacey 5% a year. Indonesia’s trade minister is so cheesed off he’s ordered dairy importers to find new suppliers outside the EU. Indonesia is the fifth largest non-EU importer of dairy products in the world so this is no trifling matter.

After Liz Truss’s big cheese push at DEFRA, it just so happens that the UK will in a matter of weeks be the third largest non-EU exporter of dairy products in the world, and is about to regain control of its own tariff schedules, putting it in pole position to cream off the the EU’s market share. Brits get cheap biodiesel and textiles, while Indonesians will get top-quality Cheddar, Stilton, Yarg, Brie, Wensleydale and clotted cream. Perfect!
never mind a free trade agreemet, have you any idea how long it takes to set up to trade under wto rules. russia just completed one and it took 19 years.

unfortunately corbyn's move snokkered everybody, bojo liberals the lot.

enjoy the brexit not happening.
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Re: brexit not far away now

Postby Lordo » Fri Aug 16, 2019 2:32 am

here is an interesting fact about indonesia.

Gap between rich and poor has grown faster in Indonesia than in any other country in Southeast Asia, Oxfam reports. A report on inequality in Indonesia says its four richest men now have more wealth than 100 million of the country's poorest people.
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Re: brexit not far away now

Postby Paphitis » Fri Aug 16, 2019 3:57 am

cyprusgrump wrote:EU TARIFF WAR WITH INDONESIA GIVES BREXIT BRITAIN OPPORTUNITY TO CREAM OFF TRADE

Oh dear, all not well with EU trade...?

The EU’s trade relations with South-East Asian powerhouse Indonesia have come under renewed strain with Indonesia preparing to slap a 20-25% tariff on dairy products from the EU in response to the EU whacking 8-18% tariffs on Indonesian biodiesel. How dair-EU!

Indonesia’s population of 260 million is over half the size of the entire EU, it’s currently the 16th largest economy in the world and growing at a pacey 5% a year. Indonesia’s trade minister is so cheesed off he’s ordered dairy importers to find new suppliers outside the EU. Indonesia is the fifth largest non-EU importer of dairy products in the world so this is no trifling matter.

After Liz Truss’s big cheese push at DEFRA, it just so happens that the UK will in a matter of weeks be the third largest non-EU exporter of dairy products in the world, and is about to regain control of its own tariff schedules, putting it in pole position to cream off the the EU’s market share. Brits get cheap biodiesel and textiles, while Indonesians will get top-quality Cheddar, Stilton, Yarg, Brie, Wensleydale and clotted cream. Perfect!


There was a German MEP who stood up today and admitted that the EU will be in worse off under a NO DEAL BREXIT. She said, German manufacturing could face a crisis, and slip into recession and she blamed the EU for the current situation with Britain.

She said that Germany and Britain have always had good relations and that the EU have damaged this relationship but that in the end their relationship has such a solid based that both countries will overcome the issues and repair their bilateral engagement.

She then turned to the other EU criminals and asked them what was so bad with the conditions asked by David Cameron. All Britain asked for is that EU migrants to the UK not be allowed to access the NHS and British Social Security immediately which is completely fair enough. EU recalcitrance bought upon this train wreck and now it's time to pay! :D
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Re: brexit not far away now

Postby Paphitis » Fri Aug 16, 2019 3:59 am

Lordo wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:EU TARIFF WAR WITH INDONESIA GIVES BREXIT BRITAIN OPPORTUNITY TO CREAM OFF TRADE

Oh dear, all not well with EU trade...?

The EU’s trade relations with South-East Asian powerhouse Indonesia have come under renewed strain with Indonesia preparing to slap a 20-25% tariff on dairy products from the EU in response to the EU whacking 8-18% tariffs on Indonesian biodiesel. How dair-EU!

Indonesia’s population of 260 million is over half the size of the entire EU, it’s currently the 16th largest economy in the world and growing at a pacey 5% a year. Indonesia’s trade minister is so cheesed off he’s ordered dairy importers to find new suppliers outside the EU. Indonesia is the fifth largest non-EU importer of dairy products in the world so this is no trifling matter.

After Liz Truss’s big cheese push at DEFRA, it just so happens that the UK will in a matter of weeks be the third largest non-EU exporter of dairy products in the world, and is about to regain control of its own tariff schedules, putting it in pole position to cream off the the EU’s market share. Brits get cheap biodiesel and textiles, while Indonesians will get top-quality Cheddar, Stilton, Yarg, Brie, Wensleydale and clotted cream. Perfect!
never mind a free trade agreemet, have you any idea how long it takes to set up to trade under wto rules. russia just completed one and it took 19 years.

unfortunately corbyn's move snokkered everybody, bojo liberals the lot.

enjoy the brexit not happening.


Britain can still trade under the current rules with the EU for up to 10 years.

This is another post from tweedledumb we might want to archive for future reference! :lol:
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