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  1. This is why UK law must prevail over the EU Withdrawal Agreement and the ECJ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVCsqNxrfP
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  2.  @duhni4551  The UK Brexiteers want sovereignty and CONTROL of our borders it has nothing to do with economics. Brexiteers don't care that we will be worst off, we want rid of the EU and EU Nationals out of Britain.
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  3. Gove is angry at the Welsh First Minister because he is agreeing with the EU even though the Welsh people voted to leave. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_rN9xs15Ew
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  4. News that the UK has formally notified Brussels of its intention to cease participation in military missions after the 31st of December 2020. It seems that as we are non EU -members, we are not able to either lead or take part in such military missions. So Spain and Italy have agreed to put more resources in to replace those of the UK and throw us out. So this must remove any requirement for the UK Military and Security Force to continue to be joined to the EU Army. After all, if we can't operate with them, then why be forced to use the same kit and procurement procedures? Unless there's some extra military treaty being written behind closed doors, as part of these Brexit negotiations that are due to move to Brussels tomorrow. And on that, many are saying that the deafening silence emanating from the Brexit negotiations at present is a good sign—a good sign for a deal that is. For example, the Foreign Affairs Minister of the Republic of Ireland, Simon Coveney, says that a trade deal is now 'likely'. And because of the Brussels bureaucracy timings involved, there is talk that a deal would have to be agreed by this coming Tuesday. Speaking in an Irish Farmers webinar, Simon Coveney said that: "We're likely to get a deal, but it won't be easy." And he also said that there is a lot at stake over the next ten to fourteen days. And added: "There's no such thing as a no-deal Brexit any more, what we're now fighting is a no-trade deal Brexit which from an agricultural perspective would be hugely disruptive on many, many levels. "We've got to be ready for January the 1st. There's going to be no more extensions of time, no more transition periods. Time is up at the end of the year." The pressure is beginning to take its toll on the EU side. For example, the financial services provider Allianz put together a report that says: "A hard Brexit could cost the EU EUR33bn in annual exports." And the report goes on to say: "The odds for a no-deal Brexit at the end of 2020 have considerably increased to 45%. While we do still expect a last-minute compromise, given the social, political and economic consequences of such an outcome on top of the continuing Covid-19 crisis in the UK and across Europe in general, a Hard Brexit could cost as much as EUR33bn in annual EU exports, with Germany (EUR8.2bn), the Netherlands (EUR4.8bn) and France (EUR3.6bn) hit the hardest." And it equates these figures to an 11.2% drop in the volume of exports from Germany into the UK, a 10.5% drop for the Netherlands and 11% for France. Now the report appears to base this on the tariffs that the UK will be imposing on imports from third countries - that is countries we do not have deals with. And without a Brexit trade deal that would obviously also include the EU. Allianz says that inflation will rise to 5% plus in the UK for at least six months because those tariffs will have to be paid by the end purchasers - UK consumers. But I'm not sure that the Allianz reports factors in any downward movement in EU manufacturers prices to help shift their gear into the UK. And there's also any actions the government might take in order to address any adverse issues. The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has announced today that he will be delivering the 2020 spending review on the 25th of November.
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  5.  @fmfmfm85  The UK Brexiteers want sovereignty and CONTROL of our borders it has nothing to do with economics. Brexiteers don't care that we will be worst off, we want rid of the EU and EU Nationals out of Britain.
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  6.  @duhni4551  Trump left Nato. Nato is an EU army... UK must leave NATO The UK Brexiteers want sovereignty and CONTROL of our borders it has nothing to do with economics. Brexiteers don't care that we will be worst off, we want rid of the EU and EU Nationals out of Britain.
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  7. The European President Ursula Von Leyen was not elected by the popular vote of the European people - but was put forward by the EU Cabal and appointed in a sham election in a sham Parliament where she was the ONLY candidate. Where is the democracy???
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  8.  @fmfmfm85  We can remove our PM at the next election and we can democratically vote a political party like the Brexit Party which is being resurrected.
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  9. ​ @TB-dz8lm  The European President Ursula Von Leyen was elected by a European Parliament, she the ONLY candidate. Where is the democracy??? Can't answer that can you.?? Brexiteers voted for sovereignty, they want their country back and to get rid of the EU.
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  10.  @fmfmfm85  Answer why Ursula Von Leyen was the ONLY candidate. in the EU Ballot BOX . What is the point in the European election when the EU parliament are only given ONE candidate to vote for Where is the democracy???
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  11.  @teddyboysdontknit810  Yes Boris was voted in by Brexiteers with an 80 Majority
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