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  1.  @marresjepie1887  The unification of Ireland is the only answer … for Britain to totally break away from the EU.
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  2. The unification of Ireland is the only answer … for Britain to totally break away from the EU.
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  3. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they bypass the EU. I hope this continues with other non-EU countries and Britain can bypass the EU completely. No more trade wars with the EU.
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  4. The unification of Ireland is the only answer … for Britain to totally break away from the EU.
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  5. Foreign ministers from both Germany and France have issued a stunning ultimatum to Poland. German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and his French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian said that Poland must submit to "complete and unconditional adherence" to EU laws. This comes after Poland’s highest court ruled that the country’s constitution takes precedence over EU laws. Brexit restored Parliamentary sovereignty back into Britain which gave us control over our own affairs.
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  6. WTO for Britain, no alignment with the EU. Scrap all EU treaties. Tell the EU to stuff their treaties and trade barriers. No more EU proposals. The EU hate Britain and Britain hates the EU. Time to tell the EU to piss off.
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  7.  @derekmulready1523  The EU tightened its purse strings to try to pressure Poland and Hungary to abide with the ECJ. The EU has withheld tens of billions of euros in grants to Hungary and Poland, for going against the decisions of the bloc’s highest court, the ECJ. Who do the EU think they are?
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  8.  @matthewhackett1710  Why are Norway not an EU member?
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  9.  @IrishLadASMR  Possibility because Poland are an EU beneficiary and get far more money than they pay in. Unlike Britain who were an EU contributor and paid in far more than we received back. Britain was subsiding failed EU states.
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  10. Britain needs to withdraw from EU all treaties. https://youtu.be/cxoIMcJjm4g
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  11. Poland would never leave the EU as they are an EU beneficiary. They are given far more money than they pay in. Britain was an EU contributor and paid in far more money than they ever received. Money talks.
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  12. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they will bypass the EU.
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  13. The unification of Ireland is the only answer … for Britain to totally break away from the EU.
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  14. This channel is full of EU loving aliens. Who can’t articulate the benefits of being part of the EU. They can only articulate insults.
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  15.  @freecake1497  Britain was never occupied during WW2 unlike the whole of Europe. It was a necessity for Europe to be part of the EU not Britain. How will the EU retaliate against Britain? Withdrawal of all EU treaties would be a benefit to Britain.
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  16.  @alfredkugler3043  The EU tightened its purse strings to try to pressure Poland and Hungary to abide with the ECJ. The EU has withheld tens of billions of euros in grants to Hungary and Poland, for going against the decisions of the bloc’s highest court, the ECJ. The EU likes to hand out punishments, if you don’t obey orders. Britain takes orders from no one.
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  17. This channel is full of EU loving aliens. Who can’t articulate the benefits of being part of the EU. They can only articulate insults.
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  18. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they bypass the EU. I hope this continues with other non-EU countries and Britain can bypass the EU completely. No more trade wars with the EU.
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  19. https://youtu.be/HLFKLqJv9Sw
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  20.  @ekimrolyat3474  When the UK joined the EU in 1973, British MEPs voted against 576 EU proposals between 2009 and 2014, but 485 still passed and became law. The UK had so few votes that we couldn’t block EU laws. We only had 8 per cent of votes in the Council of Ministers and had less than 10 per cent of the votes in the European Parliament. Politicians surrendered the UK’s power to veto laws we disagreed with , so if the EU decided to introduce a new law that was bad for the U.K. there was nothing we could do to stop it. Since records began the UK has voted against 72 laws in the Council of Ministers. It had been outvoted every single time. Because EU law was supreme over UK law, we could not scrap any of these new laws. Now that the U.K. has left the EU. Most of the EU laws you have listed, can now be incorporated into U.K. law and the U.K. can now scrap any EU laws, it doesn’t like. For example- No longer having to pay the EU, 13 Billion a year. The U.K. was the second largest EU contributor, we paid in far more than we ever got back. All EU funding given to the U.K. was paid for by the U.K. The U.K. had to subsidise failed EU member states and EU bail outs. Britain is no longer part of “The Common External Tariff.” Which is a huge tariff placed on imported goods outside the EU, which was an EU protectionist racket. The U.K. no longer has to accept ‘ ‘Free movement of people.’ The U.K. no longer has to pay welfare benefits to EU Nationals. ( Half of Poland came to the U.K, half of the U.K. didn’t go to Poland.) The EU principles are based on supranationalism. In order for this to work, member states have to agree (normally through signing a treaty) to hand over their sovereignty to the EU. The Euro which is tied to the European Central Bank, controls all VAT, interest rates, borrowing and inflation, it ruined the economy of Greece. To summarise, EU law having supremacy over national law undermines the nation state. Britain was given a vote on EU membership. We voted and leave won. Regardless of what was said, promised, delivered, it’s what the British people voted for. The British people voted to get their country back and to get rid of the ECJ. It was never about economics.
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  21. When the UK joined the EU in 1973, British MEPs voted against 576 EU proposals between 2009 and 2014, but 485 still passed and became law. The UK had so few votes that we couldn’t block EU laws. We only had 8 per cent of votes in the Council of Ministers and had less than 10 per cent of the votes in the European Parliament. Politicians surrendered the UK’s power to veto laws we disagreed with , so if the EU decided to introduce a new law that was bad for the U.K. there was nothing we could do to stop it. Since records began the UK has voted against 72 laws in the Council of Ministers. It had been outvoted every single time. Because EU law was supreme over UK law, we could not scrap any of these new laws. Now that the U.K. has left the EU. Most of the EU laws you have listed, can now be incorporated into U.K. law and the U.K. can now scrap any EU laws, it doesn’t like. For example- No longer having to pay the EU, 13 Billion a year. The U.K. was the second largest EU contributor, we paid in far more than we ever got back. All EU funding given to the U.K. was paid for by the U.K. The U.K. had to subsidise failed EU member states and EU bail outs. Britain is no longer part of “The Common External Tariff.” Which is a huge tariff placed on imported goods outside the EU, which was an EU protectionist racket. The U.K. no longer has to accept ‘ ‘Free movement of people.’ The U.K. no longer has to pay welfare benefits to EU Nationals. ( Half of Poland came to the U.K, half of the U.K. didn’t go to Poland.) The EU principles are based on supranationalism. In order for this to work, member states have to agree (normally through signing a treaty) to hand over their sovereignty to the EU. The Euro which is tied to the European Central Bank, controls all VAT, interest rates, borrowing and inflation, it ruined the economy of Greece. To summarise, EU law having supremacy over national law undermines the nation state. Britain was given a vote on EU membership. We voted and leave won. Regardless of what was said, promised, delivered, it’s what the British people voted for. The British people voted to get their country back and to get rid of the ECJ. It was never about economics.
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  22. When the UK joined the EU in 1973, British MEPs voted against 576 EU proposals between 2009 and 2014, but 485 still passed and became law. The UK had so few votes that we couldn’t block EU laws. We only had 8 per cent of votes in the Council of Ministers and had less than 10 per cent of the votes in the European Parliament. Politicians surrendered the UK’s power to veto laws we disagreed with , so if the EU decided to introduce a new law that was bad for the U.K. there was nothing we could do to stop it. Since records began the UK has voted against 72 laws in the Council of Ministers. It had been outvoted every single time. Because EU law was supreme over UK law, we could not scrap any of these new laws. Now that the U.K. has left the EU. Most of the EU laws you have listed, can now be incorporated into U.K. law and the U.K. can now scrap any EU laws, it doesn’t like. For example- No longer having to pay the EU, 13 Billion a year. The U.K. was the second largest EU contributor, we paid in far more than we ever got back. All EU funding given to the U.K. was paid for by the U.K. The U.K. had to subsidise failed EU member states and EU bail outs. Britain is no longer part of “The Common External Tariff.” Which is a huge tariff placed on imported goods outside the EU, which was an EU protectionist racket. The U.K. no longer has to accept ‘ ‘Free movement of people.’ The U.K. no longer has to pay welfare benefits to EU Nationals. ( Half of Poland came to the U.K, half of the U.K. didn’t go to Poland.) The EU principles are based on supranationalism. In order for this to work, member states have to agree (normally through signing a treaty) to hand over their sovereignty to the EU. The Euro which is tied to the European Central Bank, controls all VAT, interest rates, borrowing and inflation, it ruined the economy of Greece. To summarise, EU law having supremacy over national law undermines the nation state. Britain was given a vote on EU membership. We voted and leave won. Regardless of what was said, promised, delivered, it’s what the British people voted for. The British people voted to get their country back and to get rid of the ECJ. It was never about economics.
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  23. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they will bypass the EU.
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  24. https://youtu.be/HLFKLqJv9Sw
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  25. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they will bypass the EU.
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  26. When the UK joined the EU in 1973, British MEPs voted against 576 EU proposals between 2009 and 2014, but 485 still passed and became law. The UK had so few votes that we couldn’t block EU laws. We only had 8 per cent of votes in the Council of Ministers and had less than 10 per cent of the votes in the European Parliament. Politicians surrendered the UK’s power to veto laws, we disagreed with , so if the EU decided to introduce a new law that was bad for the U.K. there was nothing we could do to stop it. Since records began the UK has voted against 72 laws in the Council of Ministers. It had been outvoted every single time. Because EU law was supreme over UK law, we could not scrap any of these new laws. Now that the U.K. has left the EU. Most EU laws can now be incorporated into U.K. law and the U.K. can now scrap any EU laws, it doesn’t like. For example- No longer having to pay the EU, 13 Billion a year. The U.K. was the second largest EU contributor, we paid in far more than we ever got back. All EU funding given to the U.K. was paid for by the U.K. The U.K. had to subsidise failed EU member states and EU bail outs. Britain is no longer part of “The Common External Tariff.” Which is a huge tariff placed on imported goods outside the EU, which is an EU protectionist racket. The U.K. no longer has to accept ‘ ‘Free movement of people.’ The U.K. no longer has to pay welfare benefits to EU Nationals. ( Half of Poland came to the U.K, half of the U.K. didn’t go to Poland.) The Euro which is tied to the European Central Bank, controls all VAT, interest rates, borrowing and inflation, it ruined the economy of Greece. The EU principles are based on supranationalism. In order for this to work, member states have to agree (normally through signing a treaty) to hand over their sovereignty to the EU. As long as EU law has precedence over national law, it will undermine the nation state. Britain was given a vote on EU membership. We voted and leave won. Regardless of what was said, promised, delivered, it’s what the British people voted for. The British people voted to get their country back and to get rid of the ECJ. It was never about economics.
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  27. Bypassing the EU takes away the hold-ups and disruptions. Imports from Morocco and other non- EU countries brings back normality. No more trade wars with the EU.
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  28.  @ULYSSES-31  Britain can trade with other Non-EU countries. We don’t have to trade with the EU.
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  29. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they bypass the EU. I hope this continues with other non-EU countries and Britain can bypass the EU completely. No more trade wars with the EU.
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  30. https://youtu.be/DNBjA7BvM6Q
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  31. Britain needs to take control. https://youtu.be/cxoIMcJjm4g
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  32.  @stefanrosendorf1362  Britain needs take to control. https://youtu.be/cxoIMcJjm4g
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  33. When the UK joined the EU in 1973, British MEPs voted against 576 EU proposals between 2009 and 2014, but 485 still passed and became law. The UK had so few votes that we couldn’t block EU laws. We only had 8 per cent of votes in the Council of Ministers and had less than 10 per cent of the votes in the European Parliament. Politicians surrendered the UK’s power to veto laws we disagreed with , so if the EU decided to introduce a new law that was bad for the U.K. there was nothing we could do to stop it. Since records began the UK has voted against 72 laws in the Council of Ministers. It had been outvoted every single time. Because EU law was supreme over UK law, we could not scrap any of these new laws. Now that the U.K. has left the EU. Most of the EU laws you have listed, can now be incorporated into U.K. law and the U.K. can now scrap any EU laws, it doesn’t like. For example- No longer having to pay the EU, 13 Billion a year. The U.K. was the second largest EU contributor, we paid in far more than we ever got back. All EU funding given to the U.K. was paid for by the U.K. The U.K. had to subsidise failed EU member states and EU bail outs. Britain is no longer part of “The Common External Tariff.” Which is a huge tariff placed on imported goods outside the EU, which was an EU protectionist racket. The U.K. no longer has to accept ‘ ‘Free movement of people.’ The U.K. no longer has to pay welfare benefits to EU Nationals. ( Half of Poland came to the U.K, half of the U.K. didn’t go to Poland.) The EU principles are based on supranationalism. In order for this to work, member states have to agree (normally through signing a treaty) to hand over their sovereignty to the EU. The Euro which is tied to the European Central Bank, controls all VAT, interest rates, borrowing and inflation, it ruined the economy of Greece. To summarise, EU law having supremacy over national law undermines the nation state. Britain was given a vote on EU membership. We voted and leave won. Regardless of what was said, promised, delivered, it’s what the British people voted for. The British people voted to get their country back and to get rid of the ECJ. It was never about economics.
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  34. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they bypass the EU. I hope this continues with other non-EU countries and Britain can bypass the EU completely. No more trade wars with the EU.
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  35. Britain needs to take to control. https://youtu.be/cxoIMcJjm4g
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  36. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they will bypass the EU.
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  37. Bypassing the EU takes away the hold-ups and disruptions. Imports from Morocco and other non- EU countries brings back normality.
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  38. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they bypass the EU. I hope this continues with other non-EU countries and Britain can bypass the EU completely. No more trade wars with the EU.
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  39. WTO for Britain, no alignment with the EU. Scrap all EU treaties. Tell the EU to stuff their treaties and trade barriers. No more EU proposals. The EU hate Britain and Britain hates the EU. Time to tell the EU to piss off.
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  40. The unification of Ireland is the only answer … for Britain to totally break away from the EU.
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  41.  @marresjepie1887  No wonder Britain left the EU.
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  42.  @marresjepie1887  More insults, is that your argument?
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  43.  @likklej8  In what way was the EU good for Britain? Please tell.
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  44. Foreign ministers from both Germany and France have issued a stunning ultimatum to Poland. German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and his French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian said that Poland must submit to "complete and unconditional adherence" to EU laws. This comes after Poland’s highest court ruled that the country’s constitution takes precedence over EU laws. Brexit restored Parliamentary sovereignty back into Britain which gave us control over our own affairs.
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  45. https://youtu.be/DNBjA7BvM6Q
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  46. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they will bypass the EU.
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  47.  @j.b.2263  Poland didn’t agree to massive immigration.
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  48. The unification of Ireland is the only answer … for Britain to totally break away from the EU.
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  49. Foreign ministers from both Germany and France have issued a stunning ultimatum to Poland. German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and his French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian said that Poland must submit to "complete and unconditional adherence" to EU laws. This comes after Poland’s highest court ruled that the country’s constitution takes precedence over EU laws. Brexit restored Parliamentary sovereignty back into Britain which gave us control over our own affairs.
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  50. Britain needs to withdraw from EU immigration treaties. https://youtu.be/cxoIMcJjm4g
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  51. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they will bypass the EU.
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  52.  @marresjepie1887  It’s obvious you have lost the argument when you have to resort to insults.
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  53.  @marresjepie1887  More insults… the lowest form of mentality.
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  54. Britain should do the same and close its ports to all EU exports. Rip up the NI protocol and all existing treaties with the EU. Trade with non-EU countries on WTO rules. No more money to the EU. No more communication with the EU. The EU hates Britain so everyone will be happy.
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  55.  @billpugh58  Most of Britain are glad we have left. The EU has shown itself as a corrupt dictatorship in recent months. The British press have highlighted this fact.
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  56.  @ab-ym3bf  Posts of facts, not insults. The EU hates Britain and Britain hates the EU. That is why we voted to leave. We didn’t vote to leave because we liked the EU.
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  57. Foreign ministers from both Germany and France have issued a stunning ultimatum to Poland. German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and his French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian said that Poland must submit to "complete and unconditional adherence" to EU laws. This comes after Poland’s highest court ruled that the country’s constitution takes precedence over EU laws. Brexit restored Parliamentary sovereignty back into Britain which gave us control over our own affairs.
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  58. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they will bypass the EU.
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  59.  @alfredkugler3043  Britain got NO benefits from the EU. We paid in far more than we got back, being an EU contributor. Those billions in EU grants, the British paid for themselves. Britain paid 13 Billion a year to the EU and we got a fraction of this money back. Britain is still paying Billions to the EU even though we have left. These payments to the EU should stop. So far the British hammer has refrained from doing this.
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  60. When the UK joined the EU in 1973, British MEPs voted against 576 EU proposals between 2009 and 2014, but 485 still passed and became law. The UK had so few votes that we couldn’t block EU laws. We only had 8 per cent of votes in the Council of Ministers and had less than 10 per cent of the votes in the European Parliament. Politicians surrendered the UK’s power to veto laws, we disagreed with , so if the EU decided to introduce a new law that was bad for the U.K. there was nothing we could do to stop it. Since records began the UK has voted against 72 laws in the Council of Ministers. It had been outvoted every single time. Because EU law was supreme over UK law, we could not scrap any of these new laws. Now that the U.K. has left the EU. Most EU laws can now be incorporated into U.K. law and the U.K. can now scrap any EU laws, it doesn’t like. For example- No longer having to pay the EU, 13 Billion a year. The U.K. was the second largest EU contributor, we paid in far more than we ever got back. All EU funding given to the U.K. was paid for by the U.K. The U.K. had to subsidise failed EU member states and EU bail outs. Britain is no longer part of “The Common External Tariff.” Which is a huge tariff placed on imported goods outside the EU, which is an EU protectionist racket. The U.K. no longer has to accept ‘ ‘Free movement of people.’ The U.K. no longer has to pay welfare benefits to EU Nationals. ( Half of Poland came to the U.K, half of the U.K. didn’t go to Poland.) The Euro which is tied to the European Central Bank, controls all VAT, interest rates, borrowing and inflation, it ruined the economy of Greece. The EU principles are based on supranationalism. In order for this to work, member states have to agree (normally through signing a treaty) to hand over their sovereignty to the EU. As long as EU law has precedence over national law, it will undermine the nation state. Britain was given a vote on EU membership. We voted and leave won. Regardless of what was said, promised, delivered, it’s what the British people voted for. The British people voted to get their country back and to get rid of the ECJ. It was never about economics.
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  61. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they will bypass the EU.
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  62. WTO for Britain, no alignment with the EU. Scrap all EU treaties. Tell the EU to stuff their treaties and trade barriers. No more EU proposals. The EU hate Britain and Britain hates the EU. Time to tell the EU to piss off. National law takes precedence over EU law.
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  63. WTO for Britain, no alignment with the EU. Scrap all EU treaties. Tell the EU to stuff their treaties and trade barriers. No more EU proposals. The EU hate Britain and Britain hates the EU. Time to tell the EU to piss off.
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  64. https://youtu.be/DNBjA7BvM6Q
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  65. Thank goodness Britain no longer has to subsidise failing EU member states.
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  66. Foreign ministers from both Germany and France have issued a stunning ultimatum to Poland. German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and his French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian said that Poland must submit to "complete and unconditional adherence" to EU laws. This comes after Poland’s highest court ruled that the country’s constitution takes precedence over EU laws. Brexit restored Parliamentary sovereignty back into Britain which gave us control over our own affairs.
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  67.  @stevekildare4053  https://youtu.be/DNBjA7BvM6Q
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  68. This channel is full of EU loving aliens. Who can’t articulate the benefits of being part of the EU. They can only articulate insults.
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  69. Let Northern Ireland vote for unification.
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  70. A BOATLOAD of fruits and vegetables is set to arrive in Poole, imminently on the first ship to sail a new ‘Brexit-busting’ route from Morocco. The direct service, operated by United Seaways, will help ease Brexit-related hold-ups and disruptions to supply chains. Ships will run twice weekly and they bypass the EU. I hope this continues with other non-EU countries and Britain can bypass the EU completely. No more trade wars with the EU.
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