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Examples of lies?
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@ The NHS budget has risen by almost double that amount per week since 2016. Therefore, it more than came true.
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@ state aid, VAT policy, trade tariffs and deals, regulation of ports, cutting environmental regulation and subsidies, agriculture, working time directives…….
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@lellyparker So you seem fixated on challenging me and asking me for very detailed information, but I not you haven’t provided any further detail yourself beyond your initial post. So, let’s explore your point. Can you share some examples of the ‘lies’ you suggest were put forward please, remembering that the government issued a detailed document of what a vote to leave would mean.
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It isn’t - left wing melts just can’t let go of their beloved EU.
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@ You’re confusing having the ability to do something and actually doing it. Brexit has given the UK plenty of ability to cut red tape but the government has chosen not to do it. That’s the fault of government, not Brexit.
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@ne-ht4zx again, that’s the fault of government. It’s fair to say that hardly any of the freedoms the UK now has have been utilised, mainly because of ambivalent ministers and civil servants. It could be done, but they’ve chosen not to.
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@lellyparker Sources please including who said what exactly and when. You’ve provided statements but not exact quotes, names, and context. It would also be good, for balance, if you could provide details of the lies/falsehoods put forward by the remain side with appropriate context. Regards.
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@kiriakoz as any number off issues have demonstrated (Covid anyone!), ‘experts’ are frequently wrong in their predictions.
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So you think the BBC is capable of being impartial and that views that you oppose should be sidelined. Everything that’s wrong about the left in one comment. 😂
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