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[sandGroundZero]

But you are our resident trade expert you have told us a number of times.
The fact I keep pointing out your mistakes makes me think your either a fantasist or having problems remembering.
You don't even know who is responsible for the border delays.
Perhaps someone could run you through who checks what.
Not that you would listen.

…when it comes to BREXIT, there's no arguing with know-all local

[bensherman]

No response whatsoever to nearly a third of CEOs predicting their companies will be gone in a year and 70% seeing no benefit at all from Brexit.

All your report does is to confirm that we have weakened our industry and foreign predators are licking their lips at the prospect.

[local]

No response whatsoever to nearly a third of CEOs predicting their companies will be gone in a year and 70% seeing no benefit at all from Brexit.

All your report does is to confirm that we have weakened our industry and foreign predators are licking their lips at the prospect.

Sorry Sherlock but your wrong yet again,
look at where they are from.
Besides who wants to buy something to lose money on surely they would look to the EU for underperformance?

As to your nonsense projections they are like you vacuous.

We have been here before with project fear it was rubbish and it still is.
We are great, you aren't your a tired bitter old loser straining to run our country and its workforce down

[silver fox]

Sorry Sherlock but your wrong yet again,
look at where they are from.
Besides who wants to buy something to lose money on surely they would look to the EU for underperformance?

As to your nonsense projections they are like you vacuous.

We have been here before with project fear it was rubbish and it still is.
We are great, you aren't your a tired bitter old loser straining to run our country and its workforce down

Here we go again, this is getting tiresome, no-one is running down the country, the workforce or British companies, the debate, discussion, argument is all about the detrimental effects of Brexit.

I have asked more than once for any arch Brexiteers to detail what if anything is improved due to Brexit, I have seen nothing of the sort, bumbling on about those who have managed to maintain or improve their business have all done so IN SPITE OF Brexit, not because of it.

Winning the Brexit referendum is meaningless without beneficial results,

[said]

Here we go again, this is getting tiresome, no-one is running down the country, the workforce or British companies, the debate, discussion, argument is all about the detrimental effects of Brexit.

I have asked more than once for any arch Brexiteers to detail what if anything is improved due to Brexit, I have seen nothing of the sort, bumbling on about those who have managed to maintain or improve their business have all done so IN SPITE OF Brexit, not because of it.

Winning the Brexit referendum is meaningless without beneficial results,

You are requesting to know the benefits of Brexit - apart from the freedom of gaining additional markets far faster than the EU,we do have the freedom to choose our own borders and allow who or what to enter or leave.

But you are asking at a time when there is a depression occurring in the Western World, the West is declining with or without any Brexit, while previous third World countries are gaining in economy and power. The USA is at an all time low where once it was the Power engine of the World, the UK is tripping on it's heels, France is struggling fincancially and Germany is biting it's finger nails. Middle Eastern countries have been brought to their knees by EU demands, Spain, Italy, Greece,Portugal etc., compare those countries with Singapore, Brazil, China, Russia, etc., Almost a mirror image of the historic decline of the Roman Empire. Learn from the true accounts of history.

The truth is that we would be far worse off if we had to wait for the behemoth sloth of the EU to make a move - or to put into place one of its disastrous new improvement ideas.

Compare Southern Ireland, the British marketing and financial hub with that of Northern Ireland struggling to maintain its free borders. Why is it that so many areas of Southern Ireland outside of Dublin have been completely abandoned - yet the North is an energetic busy area?

[bensherman]

You are requesting to know the benefits of Brexit - apart from the freedom of gaining additional markets far faster than the EU,we do have the freedom to choose our own borders and allow who or what to enter or leave.

But you are asking at a time when there is a depression occurring in the Western World, the West is declining with or without any Brexit, while previous third World countries are gaining in economy and power. The USA is at an all time low where once it was the Power engine of the World, the UK is tripping on it's heels, France is struggling fincancially and Germany is biting it's finger nails. Middle Eastern countries have been brought to their knees by EU demands, Spain, Italy, Greece,Portugal etc., compare those countries with Singapore, Brazil, China, Russia, etc., Almost a mirror image of the historic decline of the Roman Empire. Learn from the true accounts of history.

The truth is that we would be far worse off if we had to wait for the behemoth sloth of the EU to make a move - or to put into place one of its disastrous new improvement ideas.

Compare Southern Ireland, the British marketing and financial hub with that of Northern Ireland struggling to maintain its free borders. Why is it that so many areas of Southern Ireland outside of Dublin have been completely abandoned - yet the North is an energetic busy area?

It's both funny and sad how you really believe you are the guardian of some kind of truth.
It is what intellectuals call B******S.
Where to start.
I love "choose our own borders"...tell us how that works.
Faster trade deals....hilarious. Two years in to being able to do that outright failure. Some deals that are inferior cut-and-pastes of previous EU deals with minor countries and a suicidal and environmentally indefensible one with Australia. And err, that's it.
Truss arguing FOR REMAIN in 2016 said you could never emulate the EU. She spent two years as Trade Secretary proving it.
Trade deals of any substance, WORLDWIDE, take on average EIGHT years to complete. Yet another reason why it was deeply stupid to give yourself that to do to replace almost 50% of your trade.
Ireland doing worse than NI- Eh?
And by the way. There is not apostrophe in "its" unless it is abbreviation.
Please try harder. This is fish in a barrel.

[silver fox]

You are requesting to know the benefits of Brexit - apart from the freedom of gaining additional markets far faster than the EU,we do have the freedom to choose our own borders and allow who or what to enter or leave.

But you are asking at a time when there is a depression occurring in the Western World, the West is declining with or without any Brexit, while previous third World countries are gaining in economy and power. The USA is at an all time low where once it was the Power engine of the World, the UK is tripping on it's heels, France is struggling fincancially and Germany is biting it's finger nails. Middle Eastern countries have been brought to their knees by EU demands, Spain, Italy, Greece,Portugal etc., compare those countries with Singapore, Brazil, China, Russia, etc., Almost a mirror image of the historic decline of the Roman Empire. Learn from the true accounts of history.

The truth is that we would be far worse off if we had to wait for the behemoth sloth of the EU to make a move - or to put into place one of its disastrous new improvement ideas.

Compare Southern Ireland, the British marketing and financial hub with that of Northern Ireland struggling to maintain its free borders. Why is it that so many areas of Southern Ireland outside of Dublin have been completely abandoned - yet the North is an energetic busy area?

The request was for benefits of Brexit, NOT fails and hypotheticals, then backed up with a mish mash of excuses, whataboutery and your opinion.

You have a tendency to write as if others should bow to your superior knowledge, information and intelligence, hate to disappoint you, but that is not something widely shared on the forum, would suggest you temper your writing style.

[sandGroundZero]

Prime Minister pledges Brexit Freedoms Bill to cut EU red tape

• ‘Brexit Freedoms’ Bill will be brought forward to end to the special status of EU law and ensure that it can be more easily amended or removed
• Major cross-government drive to cut £1 billion of red tape for businesses and improve regulation
• Announcement follows PM’s New Years Day pledge to go “further and faster” to maximise the benefits of Brexit in 2022

A new ‘Brexit Freedoms’ Bill will be brought forward by the government, under plans unveiled by the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, to mark the two-year anniversary of Getting Brexit Done.

Is the PM attempting to renew his lease on No. 10 Downing Street

…by reviving Get BREXIT Done?

[sandGroundZero]

Think again!

[local]

Nope very much still a work in progress and will take some time undoing decades.
Will not be completed quickly.
Then there is all the time wasted by anti- democracy scum not least one Keir Starmer who lied.

[Grassroots2]

Maybe because we are so easy to buy and sell, take the profits and run.

Nothing wrong with profit, it makes the world tick over.

[local]

The time to worry is when no one wants to invest, but you can't get that across to the economically illiterate.

[Alikado]

Nothing wrong with profit, it makes the world tick over.

The problems arise when it is spirited away into tax havens and dodges then it has been made in vain.

[sandGroundZero]

The United Kingdom is now outside the European Union. To that limited extent, PM Johnson Got BREXIT Done!

Adjusting to the consequences of BREXIT is another matter; that will be a vexatious political question for years to come.

Social scientists analysing the several years either side of the 2016 referendum speak (among other terms) of "bimodality" of opinion¹ — forming around two modes with little middle ground. There is a still prominent view that the UK will become a global trading nation, but only if it shreds decades of social welfare and employment legislation and not coincidentally, thereby distinguishing itself from the EU. There is little reason to hope that the divisiveness surrounding the UK's relationship with its EU neighbours will resolve itself any time soon.

1. Divided Britain? Polarisation and fragmentation trends in the UK | Policy Institute | Kings College London.

[The PNP]

The United Kingdom is now outside the European Union. To that limited extent, PM Johnson Got BREXIT Done!

In light of recent events, e.g. 'Partygate', which have created significant lack of public trust in anything that BJ spouts. I'm wondering how many who voted 'leave', are now harbouring doubts about having followed BJ's lead, when he kidded them on that Brexit would actually be good for them?