Comments by "ozzie2612" (@ozzie2612) on "James O'Brien unsure if Suella Braverman's "lying, stupid or both" | LBC" video.

  1.  @richardgallagher4880  9 % inflation caused by remain ????????????????????????? first of all who you on about and remain to who ?
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  2.  @richardgallagher4880  johan ask about finland and clearly doing better than uk. unicorn please
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  3.  @moragmckay3779  there is no downside for them being close to the E.U
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  4. All over the world independent states are grouping together for trade and mutual security. The exception is GB who has left one. Just the prospect of leaving was an economic hit which has accelerated. The official figures show that if we had remained the exchequer would be better off by over £40billion/annum. Think what could be done with that. In terms of so called Sovereignty, most people can not even define it. In order to trade with any country we must comply with their rules. As a member of the worlds largest economic block we had a democratic say in it's rules and a veto on new ones. Now we don't and, remember, EU standards are the bench mark for world trade. We are now just a silly little bunch of islands off the coast of Europe. Recently the worlds fifth biggest economy, now sixth and soon to be No.7. Poland is predicted to be bigger by 2030 than little UK. Minimum standards for the environment, health and safety and employment rights are enshrined in EU law and UK law but this government are in the process of ditching them at the end of this year. Next year no paid holiday, no sick pay, no maternity or paternity leave. Hire and fire at will, raw sewage in our rivers and seas and all legal. Do I need to add more? Now, please list the benefits of leaving for the ordinary Joe.
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  5. 8 countries are currently in the process of and at different stages in accession to the EU including Ukraine who incidentally fly the EU flag alongside their own in the Ukrainian Parliament....Ukraine also raised the EU flag in recently liberated Kherson. You appear to be in the possession of more pertinent information about the EU than the democratically elected Governments of 35 member or applicant nations, perhaps you could kindly enlighten us as to the particular "direction" the EU is going that appears to cause you concern. The EU is fine and it's member nations have never been as united, there are some right wing outliers in the EU notably Hungary and Poland but even they show no desire to leave. There are no facts in your derogatory anti EU comment just the usual brexiteer emotional rhetoric that has and is causing so much damage to the UK. You won get over it!.
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  6.  @richardgallagher4880  easy if we remained the uk would be at least 45billion pounds richer every year than compared to leaving . simples ,,,, a bit like you
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  7.  @johanisnotagamer  even sunak said NI is the lucky country that can trade like we all used to a tew years back, mean that brexit is useless
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  8.  @richardgallagher4880  still can't handle my comments with an adult non lie reply i see
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  9.  @richardgallagher4880  As of 2022, Finland has the 16th highest nominal GDP per capita in the world according to the IMF. In addition to the fact that Finland is one of the richest countries in the world, it is known for its well-developed welfare system, such as free education, and advanced health care system. The largest sector of the economy is the service sector at 66% of GDP, followed by manufacturing and refining at 31%. Primary production represents 2.9%.[146] With respect to foreign trade, the key economic sector is manufacturing. The largest industries in 2007[147] were electronics (22%); machinery, vehicles, and other engineered metal products (21.1%); forest industry (13%); and chemicals (11%). The gross domestic product peaked in 2008. As of 2015, the country's economy is at the 2006 level.[148][149] Finland is ranked as the 9th most innovative country in the Global Innovation Index in 2022.[150] Finland has significant timber, mineral (iron, chromium, copper, nickel, and gold), and freshwater resources. Forestry, paper factories, and the agricultural sector are important for rural residents. The Greater Helsinki area generates around one-third of Finland's GDP. Private services are the largest employer in Finland.
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  10.  @johanisnotagamer  so do tell what trade deal have we done thats better than the e.u done
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  11.  @richardgallagher4880  no answers then from you, don't care about two countries not in the eu
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  12.  @richardgallagher4880  when the thread is about the E.U do you understand ,
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  13.  @richardgallagher4880  tell one benefit from brexit ?
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  14.  @richardgallagher4880  not got a clue have you
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  15.  @richardgallagher4880  the undefeated ozz wins again
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  16.  @johanisnotagamer  not arguing just educating him
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  17.  @richardgallagher4880  so why are we losing 4% of gdp every year and why all these new trade deals are worse than the E.U has got with the same countries
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  18.  @johanisnotagamer  hardly
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  19.  @johanisnotagamer  Africa and Asia EVERYTHING is blooming ... well trade is at least , not much ells going for them. the e.u has had trade deals with both continents , deals that the uk walked away from of course , deals that for the e.u are getting bigger and better , shame we have to start at scratch and get scraps
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  20.  @johanisnotagamer  lies and tory excuses
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  21.  @johanisnotagamer  shame covid only hit the uk
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  22.  @johanisnotagamer  the hill being a mountain
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  23.  @johanisnotagamer  and of course when in the e.u are bike was a great big un with loads peddling and now we have been kicked off to learn to ride on our own , shame we have such a bad gov to get us pass our cycling proficiency test
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  24.  @richardgallagher4880  no way
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  25.  @johanisnotagamer  what country now wants to leave the e.u after brexit debarkle no one . it's made them stronger than ever
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  26.  @johanisnotagamer  …… say goodbye to the country’s biggest nearest markets…. ….lose Asian markets because you’re not a member of the EU…. …cry about the consequences….
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  27.  @johanisnotagamer  what uk , nothing left of it in a few years time and the pound gone
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  28.  @johanisnotagamer  All over the world independent states are grouping together for trade and mutual security. The exception is GB who has left one. Just the prospect of leaving was an economic hit which has accelerated. The official figures show that if we had remained the exchequer would be better off by over £40billion/annum. Think what could be done with that. In terms of so called Sovereignty, most people can not even define it. In order to trade with any country we must comply with their rules. As a member of the worlds largest economic block we had a democratic say in it's rules and a veto on new ones. Now we don't and, remember, EU standards are the bench mark for world trade. We are now just a silly little bunch of islands off the coast of Europe. Recently the worlds fifth biggest economy, now sixth and soon to be No.7. Poland is predicted to be bigger by 2030 than little UK. Minimum standards for the environment, health and safety and employment rights are enshrined in EU law and UK law but this government are in the process of ditching them at the end of this year. Next year no paid holiday, no sick pay, no maternity or paternity leave. Hire and fire at will, raw sewage in our rivers and seas and all legal. Do I need to add more? Now, please list the benefits of leaving for the ordinary Joe.
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  29.  @johanisnotagamer  8 countries are currently in the process of and at different stages in accession to the EU including Ukraine who incidentally fly the EU flag alongside their own in the Ukrainian Parliament....Ukraine also raised the EU flag in recently liberated Kherson. You appear to be in the possession of more pertinent information about the EU than the democratically elected Governments of 35 member or applicant nations, perhaps you could kindly enlighten us as to the particular "direction" the EU is going that appears to cause you concern. The EU is fine and it's member nations have never been as united, there are some right wing outliers in the EU notably Hungary and Poland but even they show no desire to leave. There are no facts in your derogatory anti EU comment just the usual brexiteer emotional rhetoric that has and is causing so much damage to the UK. You won get over it!.
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  30.  @richardgallagher4880  Ukraine has never been in the E.U and has nothing to do with brexit other than putin paying for it to happen to help him
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  31.  @richardgallagher4880  I remember saying to some Brexiteer people I knew back in 2018 - "Look if in 5 years from now, the UK is 4th ranking economy, we are making and exporting more UK cars and products, employment and wages are up, child poverty and food banks mostly eradicated, then I will gladly put my hand up and say you were right, Brexit was the right thing to do and apologise. But if that doesnt happen, will you do the right thing and apologise to me?" I've not heard a dicky bird since.
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  32.  @johanisnotagamer  All over the world independent states are grouping together for trade and mutual security. The exception is GB who has left one. Just the prospect of leaving was an economic hit which has accelerated. The official figures show that if we had remained the exchequer would be better off by over £40billion/annum. Think what could be done with that. In terms of so called Sovereignty, most people can not even define it. In order to trade with any country we must comply with their rules. As a member of the worlds largest economic block we had a democratic say in it's rules and a veto on new ones. Now we don't and, remember, EU standards are the bench mark for world trade. We are now just a silly little bunch of islands off the coast of Europe. Recently the worlds fifth biggest economy, now sixth and soon to be No.7. Poland is predicted to be bigger by 2030 than little UK. Minimum standards for the environment, health and safety and employment rights are enshrined in EU law and UK law but this government are in the process of ditching them at the end of this year. Next year no paid holiday, no sick pay, no maternity or paternity leave. Hire and fire at will, raw sewage in our rivers and seas and all legal. Do I need to add more? Now, please list the benefits of leaving for the ordinary Joe.
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  33.  @richardgallagher4880  All over the world independent states are grouping together for trade and mutual security. The exception is GB who has left one. Just the prospect of leaving was an economic hit which has accelerated. The official figures show that if we had remained the exchequer would be better off by over £40billion/annum. Think what could be done with that. In terms of so called Sovereignty, most people can not even define it. In order to trade with any country we must comply with their rules. As a member of the worlds largest economic block we had a democratic say in it's rules and a veto on new ones. Now we don't and, remember, EU standards are the bench mark for world trade. We are now just a silly little bunch of islands off the coast of Europe. Recently the worlds fifth biggest economy, now sixth and soon to be No.7. Poland is predicted to be bigger by 2030 than little UK. Minimum standards for the environment, health and safety and employment rights are enshrined in EU law and UK law but this government are in the process of ditching them at the end of this year. Next year no paid holiday, no sick pay, no maternity or paternity leave. Hire and fire at will, raw sewage in our rivers and seas and all legal. Do I need to add more? Now, please list the benefits of leaving for the ordinary Joe.
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  34.  @johanisnotagamer  8 countries are currently in the process of and at different stages in accession to the EU including Ukraine who incidentally fly the EU flag alongside their own in the Ukrainian Parliament....Ukraine also raised the EU flag in recently liberated Kherson. You appear to be in the possession of more pertinent information about the EU than the democratically elected Governments of 35 member or applicant nations, perhaps you could kindly enlighten us as to the particular "direction" the EU is going that appears to cause you concern. The EU is fine and it's member nations have never been as united, there are some right wing outliers in the EU notably Hungary and Poland but even they show no desire to leave. There are no facts in your derogatory anti EU comment just the usual brexiteer emotional rhetoric that has and is causing so much damage to the UK. You won get over it!.
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  35.  @richardgallagher4880  you proven brexit is a disaster
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  36.  @richardgallagher4880  not a clue what you are making up , we left the e.u we didn't remain
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  37.  @richardgallagher4880  brexit is a disaster
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  38.  @richardgallagher4880  what number is that ?
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  39.  @Glasgow_kiss  tory troll
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  40.  @richardgallagher4880  it's a total disaster that's made this country poorer and weaker
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  41.  @leshazell6050  he hasn't got an argument
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  42.  @johanisnotagamer  no it wont , just look at the latest one
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  43.  @richardgallagher4880  Another Brexit half-baked idea looks likely to get the chop, that being the Retained EU Law Bill, the brainchild of arch Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg. Following complaints and concerns from pretty much every sector of business but also environmental groups, trade unions and even the EU, it looks certain to be dropped. It also failed to get the necessary support in the House of Lords.
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  44.  @johanisnotagamer  latest trade deal
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  45.  @moragmckay3779  just as well
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  46.  @richardgallagher4880  …… say goodbye to the country’s biggest nearest markets…. ….lose Asian markets because you’re not a member of the EU…. …cry about the consequences….
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  47.  @richardgallagher4880  remain is to blame for nothing WE LEFT
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  48.  @johanisnotagamer  it's clear to see
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  49.  @richardgallagher4880  Ukraine has effected the uk the worst
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  50.  @richardgallagher4880  8 countries are currently in the process of and at different stages in accession to the EU including Ukraine who incidentally fly the EU flag alongside their own in the Ukrainian Parliament....Ukraine also raised the EU flag in recently liberated Kherson. You appear to be in the possession of more pertinent information about the EU than the democratically elected Governments of 35 member or applicant nations, perhaps you could kindly enlighten us as to the particular "direction" the EU is going that appears to cause you concern. The EU is fine and it's member nations have never been as united, there are some right wing outliers in the EU notably Hungary and Poland but even they show no desire to leave. There are no facts in your derogatory anti EU comment just the usual brexiteer emotional rhetoric that has and is causing so much damage to the UK. You won get over it!.
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  51.  @richardgallagher4880  I remember saying to some Brexiteer people I knew back in 2018 - "Look if in 5 years from now, the UK is 4th ranking economy, we are making and exporting more UK cars and products, employment and wages are up, child poverty and food banks mostly eradicated, then I will gladly put my hand up and say you were right, Brexit was the right thing to do and apologise. But if that doesnt happen, will you do the right thing and apologise to me?" I've not heard a dicky bird since.
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  52.  @johanisnotagamer  50 years more like never
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  53.  @johanisnotagamer  even sunak said NI is the lucky country that can trade like we all used to a tew years back, mean that brexit is useless
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  54.  @richardgallagher4880  still can't handle my comments with an adult non lie reply i see
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  55.  @johanisnotagamer  Ah! We don't understand. According to Kemi Badenoch it's all about the future, as more countries join the pact. Am I going docile, or aren't there 27 countries in the EU? (And the EU has deals with 9 of the CPTTP countries in any case.)The unicorns have moved, you see, we must keep searching for them.
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  56.  @johanisnotagamer  The irony is that Brexit was supposed to stop the squabbling and bickering about the EU, and now more people are arguing and fighting with each other about the EU / Brexit than ever before, and to rub salt into the wound, Brexit's consequences are the equivalent of a bump in the road for the EU, while for Britain it might as well be a mountain to overcome...
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  57.  @richardgallagher4880  in and out ..................... the ref was all about in or out
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  58.  @richardgallagher4880  why can't you accept we are talking about the e.u and you are not
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  59.  @richardgallagher4880 why do you use made up words for your made up comments is there anything you type real
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