01-11-2019, 09:11 AM
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Re: Trump Interfering.
Originally Posted by d00d
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A day course in diplomacy wouldn't do him any harm.
01-11-2019, 10:52 AM
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Re: Trump Interfering.
I think that his suggestion that Boris should form an understanding with Nigel, is a good one.Also his statement (DT today) that the NHS is NOT on his agenda for a takeover.
There was a televised program, last week, arguing that the UK, in any trade agreement, would be hit in the area of Medical pills, etc.
But what the anti Brexit biased program failed to mention was that the same hits, on the price of medical supplies, would apply to the EU trade deals with the US, as well.
Whatever we say about Trump. would you prefer one of the EU beurocrats instead?
01-11-2019, 11:02 AM
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Re: Trump Interfering.
Originally Posted by Tedc
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I think that his suggestion that Boris should form an understanding with Nigel, is a good one.Also his statement (DT today) that the NHS is NOT on his agenda for a takeover.
There was a televised program, last week, arguing that the UK, in any trade agreement, would be hit in the area of Medical pills, etc.
But what the anti Brexit biased program failed to mention was that the same hits, on the price of medical supplies, would apply to the EU trade deals with the US, as well.
Whatever we say about Trump. would you prefer one of the EU beurocrats instead?
I disagree, I will not swap one political Master, the EU, for another, Trump.
It is our Country, we make our own way in life.
01-11-2019, 11:20 AM
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Re: Trump Interfering.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiI disagree, I will not swap one political Master, the EU, for another, Trump.
It is our Country, we make our own way in life.
But on the upside, if there is one, it is at least another important voice trying to get Boris to see sense and cooperate with Nigel or risk losing up to 90 seats. Nigel has already made two conciliatory moves towards joining forces to prevent split votes and letting the other parties win, but Boris seems to think he can win this on his own without having anything to do with Nigel and the Brexit Party.
Although not his fault, Boris has already let the people down with the date of 31st October departure passing (yet again). Maybe it's time someone reminded him "Pride cometh before a fall" before it is too late.
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