I'd love to imagine the reaction nowadays if the British government agreed to spending billions of pounds of government money on a joint project with the French and would even take the French spelling of the name. The Mail and Express front pages would be a picture, the red-faced fury mongers would be blowing their permanently furious tops.

Fortunately in the 1960s when Concorde was developed the reactionary right wing press was not so nationalist or so powerful.

Where do we think the biggest long term growth export opportunities are - the EU or the diminishing Commonwealth which has one country with a bigger population than the whole of the EU put together.

What I think should have happened were the challenges around the GFA should have been spelled out i.e. there would need to be a border between the north and the south. If leave still won everybody knew what they voting for. You can't have bigger picture destroyed by some religious nutters

Let's see. The one right next door.
Or the one far away.

Which one will be the one where we will find the most bountiful export markets?

I’m not sure that is a full or fair reflection of the political, cultural and social status of Northern Ireland (or the North of Ireland as some would have it). It’s much more about nationalism (and good old sovereignty) than it is religion. Although I admit that they’re closely intertwined historically.

It’s hard to say that the partition of Ireland has been a success. Sorry Unionist community… it’s okay to support something that isn’t successful - I’m a Hull KR fan after all!

Bigger picture, Brexit is done and Big Dog is (nearly) gone… this should be put to bed. If Truss tries to use it to whip people up, I think it’ll fall flat with the looming cost of living crisis and everything being a bit poop. On the other hand, I’m not sure what else she’s got. Might have a look…

A very tangible benefit of Brexit deregulation, coming to a beach near you, soon, again



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Nobody in jail yet tho

It depends if you reached maturity in one market it is time to look elsewhere?

Sunak would be a better candidate but he has no chance now - so we are stuck with a big dog defender. Time will tell but I am not holding my breath. The only saving grace is the equal lack of quality in the labour party and the increasing power grabbing attitude of the unions.

The government are rubbish and so are the opposition. As saving graces go, it isn’t the most reassuring or inspirational.

Well, something silly we just did just caused exports to European countries to collapse. So there is huge growth potential there now! Isn't that great!?

Well that's just a blatant lie.
Exports to the EU are the highest since records began.
Hardly a collapse

Must we go round the same stuff over and over and over as Brexiters try to polish their beloved turd?

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Quote ="The Ghost of '99"Must we go round the same stuff over and over and over as Brexiters try to polish their beloved turd? [url=https://www.ft.com/content/a31b4b8e-f9fc-4f1e-84c1-3632f194d05aFT: UK trade performance falls to worst level on record in first quarter[/url'" https://www.cityam.com/boost-for-global ... ver/?amp=1 Your link doesn't work, it's behind a pay wall. However the discussion was about exports to the EU, or have you been moving those goalposts again. April then May and again in June saw the highest exports to the EU since records began. So while you keep fibbing to suit your agenda I'll keep pulling you on it.

Quote ="The Ghost of '99"Must we go round the same stuff over and over and over as Brexiters try to polish their beloved turd? [url=https://www.ft.com/content/a31b4b8e-f9fc-4f1e-84c1-3632f194d05aFT: UK trade performance falls to worst level on record in first quarter[/url'" https://www.cityam.com/boost-for-global ... ver/?amp=1 Your link doesn't work, it's behind a pay wall. However the discussion was about exports to the EU, or have you been moving those goalposts again. April then May and again in June saw the highest exports to the EU since records began. So while you keep fibbing to suit your agenda I'll keep pulling you on it.

Oh God, you're not ignoring the oil thing are you? Only someone desperate to win an argument would do that.

The salient point being that current export to EU figures would be some £50 billions higher but for Brexit

Is that a fact? Or another supposition like your Bestie Ghost?

“Bestie” strange word, I know of only one other on the forum who refers to those that agree on something which he/she doesn’t by this description.

It does all fit.
Brexit in many ways was always a child-like reaction to perceived but very complex adult-world problems.

Very complex adult world problems? We are extremely fortunate to have you an intellectual giant to solve all these adult complex problems. For that we are truly grateful.

Typical no it all remoaner. They think they are Bette r than us and show how clever they are by talking down are country!

You only have to look at the comments of almost all Quitters on this very thread to get a feel for their lack of knowledge of what the EU does, what it doesn't do, who makes and made our laws and who is really responsible for the dire state of this country. Blaming forrinners is and was a silly, childish reaction when the awful truth of looking closer to home was not palatable.

Why is it so he’s? We had a vote and we voted to leave end of discussion

Quitters ? did you dream that up yourself or steal it from the guardian. Can’t recall blaming foreigners for anything.

PEOPLE MUST NEVER QUESTION THE PROJECT.

And the pandemic!!

I can assure you and your bff pimp that I only have one account.
You and him, however, do seem to agree on every subject.