Tommy Tainant
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I grow a bit myself but i end up giving most of it away.You are in luck, Tommy.
By the looks of you, I can imagine you would survive quite the famine.
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I grow a bit myself but i end up giving most of it away.You are in luck, Tommy.
By the looks of you, I can imagine you would survive quite the famine.
If the weather improves and energy prices stabilize, the shortages should decrease regardless of the border checks. If Labour stuck to the facts instead of trying to invent crises, they might do better at the polls.This doesnt explain the shortages that we are told will happen in october when proper brexit checks will start.
We already have shortages and high prices. That is already factored in.
That is laid out in the article I linked to.
There you go again, celebrating the UK's problems and hoping there won't be any solutions because that will be better for Labour.Yes, Trump has scant regard for treatys.
Brexit should not have been allowed under the GFA. The tories ignored that and here we are.
Its complicated for a conservative but not for a sentient adult.
How many threads must you troll because i make you look like a fucking moron ?
That's the easiest job on USMB.How many threads must you troll because i make you look like a fucking moron ?
Yes, Trump has scant regard for treatys [sic].
Brexit should not have been allowed under the GFA. The tories [sic] ignored that and here we are.
Its complicated for a conservative but not for a sentient adult.
How Many Americans Died in WW2? – Estimates
Nobody has exact figures, but it is estimated that around the U.S. counted around 407,000 military deaths and around 12,000 civilian deaths (due to crimes of war and military activity such as bombings.) The total death count for all Americans amounted up to 420,000.
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How Many Americans Died in WW2? Here Is A Breakdown
How Many Americans Died in WW2? World War II has been the bloodiest war in human history, killing over 60 million people. This means that around 3 percentwww.historyonthenet.com
And I believe about 1.5 million Americans were wounded, but what would the world have looked like if the US hadn't entered the war?
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Government urged to explain ‘shambolic’ plan for new Brexit border checks
Businesses say they have been left in the dark as Labour accuses ministers of ‘absolutely shambolic’ handlingwww.independent.co.uk
Once again the myths of brexit crash when faced with reality.
Contrast the langage of the importers with the vapid politic talk of the government.
The changes due to come in October have been delayed since 2020. they will be costly and inflationary.
They havent even prepared the infrastructure needed for all the checks.
But the little weasel Sunak cant admit that so the current impasse is where its at. Nobody knows what the fuck is going on .
Another brexit dividend from the lying conservative party.
My tomatoes are doing fine at the moment. Before climate change they would oly grow under glass. Now they do well outdoors.Should have planted a tomato plant or learned which parts of your local flora and fauna are edible while you had the chance. Too late now.
What about the border checks ? They will keep prices high. Extra costs for businesses.If the weather improves and energy prices stabilize, the shortages should decrease regardless of the border checks. If Labour stuck to the facts instead of trying to invent crises, they might do better at the polls.
Its like treading on an ant.That's the easiest job on USMB.
The Eighth Air Force lost more men than the entire Marine Corps in WW2.How Many Americans Died in WW2? – Estimates
Nobody has exact figures, but it is estimated that around the U.S. counted around 407,000 military deaths and around 12,000 civilian deaths (due to crimes of war and military activity such as bombings.) The total death count for all Americans amounted up to 420,000.
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How Many Americans Died in WW2? Here Is A Breakdown
How Many Americans Died in WW2? World War II has been the bloodiest war in human history, killing over 60 million people. This means that around 3 percentwww.historyonthenet.com
And I believe about 1.5 million Americans were wounded, but what would the world have looked like if the US hadn't entered the war?
So where is it?Moving away from the overreach of EU rules for immigration makes sense. A free trade agreement with the US would be more beneficial for the UK than submitting to the EU's(Germany's) rules.
What EU rules for immigration?Moving away from the overreach of EU rules for immigration makes sense. A free trade agreement with the US would be more beneficial for the UK than submitting to the EU's(Germany's) rules.
They will not be major factors. The basic problem is bad weather and high energy costs due to the war. When these problems are solved, prices will be much lower and the border checks will not make much of a difference. Why are you not happy that Brexit caused wages to be higher?What about the border checks ? They will keep prices high. Extra costs for businesses.
Biden will not give it to a conservative UK government, so it will have to wait until he is gone.So where is it?
A few years ago, the EU allowed massive numbers of immigrants from the ME and North Africa to come to Europe and as a member of the EU, the UK was required to allow them to settle in the UK if they wanted too, and the fear was that so many new workers would drive wages down, and that issue led to Brexit. Non-EU states can adjust their immigration policies to suit their economic needs.What EU rules for immigration?
You are making this up as you go along.They will not be major factors. The basic problem is bad weather and high energy costs due to the war. When these problems are solved, prices will be much lower and the border checks will not make much of a difference. Why are you not happy that Brexit caused wages to be higher?
What EU rule allowed that ?A few years ago, the EU allowed massive numbers of immigrants from the ME and North Africa to come to Europe and as a member of the EU, the UK was required to allow them to settle in the UK if they wanted too, and the fear was that so many new workers would drive wages down, and that issue led to Brexit. Non-EU states can adjust their immigration policies to suit their economic needs.
No, I'm paraphrasing the article from the Guardian I posted earlier. Brexit has had only a minor influence on food prices and has had noting to do with the shortages. Perhaps you should take another look at it.You are making this up as you go along.