@Erreure_404 @swanky79 @HarryDIsraeli@DavidLammy There’s also nothing stopping us importing from one of the many countries that we already have continual agreements with.
@Pace1013 @krislewis073 @Jan_S_B_459 Even if you fundamentally disagree with Brexit, you should find it alarming that teachers are discouraging critical thinking.
@davidvance Their public school stunt will cost roughly 250 billion a year, I’d really like to see their costings.
It makes you question why the media don’t challenge them on these outlandish policies.
@timmytapper@HarryDIsraeli@DavidLammy That sets a dangerous precedent, imagine Labour winning a general election and Boris refusing to leave No.10 on the off chance that people might change their minds.
@FreedricksonRio @Darren_Dawson@busboy67@SkyNews Nearly every currency is down against the dollar and trillions of dollars haven’t been lost.
If you are making assertions you need to back it up with links to prove your point.
@FreedricksonRio @busboy67@Darren_Dawson@SkyNews ... the economy isn’t way down - GDP has remained fairly stable in comparison to other economies, with regards to GBP... most major currencies are on a downward trend against the USD
@Femi_Sorry@JuliaHB1 In the short term we can subsidise these industries through tariffs we receive and the money we will save without paying contributions to the EU.
Hopefully common sense will prevail and both sides will respect industry and the democratic process by agreeing an FTA.
@Harshbutfairy @onthepissmylord @HappyWalker59 @JuliaHB1 I don’t understand why you are limiting it to 2 generations?
I demonstrated in the link I provided that the aristocracy still own most of the land in the UK.
@Harshbutfairy @HappyWalker59 @JuliaHB1 Did you miss the bit about the British tax payer (mostly descendants of the lower class) subsidising the Duke Of Westminster?