07-08-2019, 09:15 PM
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Re: Brexit doom v Preject fear
HMRC today confirmed that the do not expect any delays on produce or goods entering the UK and that they will not be carrying out any compliance tests at all unless there is intelligence to suggest a shipment is fake, faulty, non-compliant or harbouring illegals....exactly as they do right now..Any hold-ups on the French side in calais will be vindictive and unnecessary but will be an opportunity for Belgian and Dutch ports to steal French business............So that's up to them if they want to be Arseholes about it ( I suspect the French won't be able to stop themselves!)
There are already provisions in place to keep the Planes flying etc and there was a consensus that people's fears are unfounded and a typical example of worst case scenario thinking.
All the above reported today on Radio 4
07-08-2019, 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Moscow
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HMRC today confirmed that the do not expect any delays on produce or goods entering the UK and that they will not be carrying out any compliance tests at all unless there is intelligence to suggest a shipment is fake, faulty, non-compliant or harbouring illegals....exactly as they do right now..Any hold-ups on the French side in calais will be vindictive and unnecessary but will be an opportunity for Belgian and Dutch ports to steal French business............So that's up to them if they want to be Arseholes about it ( I suspect the French won't be able to stop themselves!)
There are already provisions in place to keep the Planes flying etc and there was a consensus that people's fears are unfounded and a typical example of worst case scenario thinking.
All the above reported today on Radio 4
07-08-2019, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Moscow
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HMRC today confirmed that the do not expect any delays on produce or goods entering the UK and that they will not be carrying out any compliance tests at all unless there is intelligence to suggest a shipment is fake, faulty, non-compliant or harbouring illegals....exactly as they do right now..Any hold-ups on the French side in calais will be vindictive and unnecessary but will be an opportunity for Belgian and Dutch ports to steal French business............So that's up to them if they want to be Arseholes about it ( I suspect the French won't be able to stop themselves!)
There are already provisions in place to keep the Planes flying etc and there was a consensus that people's fears are unfounded and a typical example of worst case scenario thinking.
All the above reported today on Radio 4
08-08-2019, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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Solly you are so serious, SG was tongue in cheek about BBCBias? OMG!!
Regards Donkeyman!
Like most brexiters she comes always with sovereignty etc., conveniently forgetting that you must be a sovereign country to be able to be a member. (Copenhagen criteria)
08-08-2019, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Solasch
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Alas donks, she simply cannot provide an answer on what are the beneficial effects of brexit.Like most brexiters she comes always with sovereignty etc., conveniently forgetting that you must be a sovereign country to be able to be a member. (Copenhagen criteria)
08-08-2019, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Solasch
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Alas donks, she simply cannot provide an answer on what are the beneficial effects of brexit.Like most brexiters she comes always with sovereignty etc., conveniently forgetting that you must be a sovereign country to be able to be a member. (Copenhagen criteria)
I think Itsme to tell us what the benefits are of remaining
in the eu, l am still waiting for an answer! You all have
plenty of reasons for not leaving, but have no idea what the
benefits are that should persuade us to remain
I await your replies with great anticipation??
Regards Donkeyman!
08-08-2019, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Solasch
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Alas donks, she simply cannot provide an answer on what are the beneficial effects of brexit.Like most brexiters she comes always with sovereignty etc., conveniently forgetting that you must be a sovereign country to be able to be a member. (Copenhagen criteria)
I have given my reasons about our sovereignty many times on this forum, yet I'm still waiting to read the reasons for your slavish devotion to the EU.
I often read others asking you the same but we never seem to receive a response. just more insults from you and your ilk, the true mark of a losing argument.
08-08-2019, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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Solly, l have requested at least btwice, yourself, Purwell, andI think Itsme to tell us what the benefits are of remaining
in the eu, l am still waiting for an answer! You all have
plenty of reasons for not leaving, but have no idea what the
benefits are that should persuade us to remain
I await your replies with great anticipation??
I think you'll be awaiting for quite some time!
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