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Right in one, Richard
Stunningly economical.
Nice one.
Yes – that’s about the long, short and tall of it.
One could draw the diagram with a circle for each of the major issues – health, education, jobs, et al – not to mention the weakening of the overall economy and impact on government income. Each would overlap with the Brexit circle – in terms of the negative impact that Brexit will have.
Sadly true
Clever – very clever!
You could put another circle in there, separate to the other two.
“The people who support Remain who can’t explain why they support the Brussels centralisation of landowner subsidies over the alternatives”.
It’s just the EU’s primary fiscal insistence.
And it’s no good saying you believe in reform of the CAP, because that’s a get out. You haven’t specified what reforms to the centralised policy you want, what the mechanism is to achieve them from a country with less than 10% of the influence over them, and have still avoided the question of why the centralised to Brussels policy is better than the counterfactuals.
The CAP is peripheral to the EU
Please stop wasting time talking crap and explain why we should all suffer to satisfy your misplaced prejudices?
Viewers of tonight’s ITV Exposure (11pm) may get further insights into Johnson’s character. If the extracts printed in the Guardian are anything to go by it could prove to be rather ’embarrassing’ for our ‘esteemed’ PM.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/nov/17/arcuri-says-johnson-cast-her-aside-like-one-night-stand