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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing more" A very valid point | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point" Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator. | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator." To be fair the UK voted to leave the EU and Boris wasn’t PM at that point. (I didn’t vote for Brexit) | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing more" It's a shame those willing to jeopardise any lockdowns have got us in this position... | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing more It's a shame those willing to jeopardise any lockdowns have got us in this position... " Yes there are to many people that think they won't get it but do then spread it more | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator." Boris took is out of the EU because that's what was voted for. Two PMs before his tenure are responsible for that. I strongly suspect every government in the world is suffering from people who are smart after the event, or simply don't understand what a challenge it is to deal with a situation no one has ever had to deal with before, telling them they've fucked it up. I wouldn't want to be an elected leader of any party, in any country in the world right now. E | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator. To be fair the UK voted to leave the EU and Boris wasn’t PM at that point. (I didn’t vote for Brexit)" That's fine, the people voted to leave the EU but I'll bet most would have assumed there would be a plan | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator. To be fair the UK voted to leave the EU and Boris wasn’t PM at that point. (I didn’t vote for Brexit) That's fine, the people voted to leave the EU but I'll bet most would have assumed there would be a plan" Why would there be a plan before you knew which way the vote was going? Notwithstanding you have to negotiate against a group of people who put nothing but barriers in the way because they don't want you to leave, plus getting agreement from every other member nation. And of course, those negotiations don't start until you've decided to leave. It's like negotiating a divorce. You don't start negotiating the terms of the divorce when you're happily married. I don't understand what people don't understand about this. E | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator. To be fair the UK voted to leave the EU and Boris wasn’t PM at that point. (I didn’t vote for Brexit) That's fine, the people voted to leave the EU but I'll bet most would have assumed there would be a plan Why would there be a plan before you knew which way the vote was going? Notwithstanding you have to negotiate against a group of people who put nothing but barriers in the way because they don't want you to leave, plus getting agreement from every other member nation. And of course, those negotiations don't start until you've decided to leave. It's like negotiating a divorce. You don't start negotiating the terms of the divorce when you're happily married. I don't understand what people don't understand about this. E " Lol They've had 4 years to plan So business find out how to start planning from 1st January 2021 That's going to go well Take a step back and look at reality not dreams | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator. To be fair the UK voted to leave the EU and Boris wasn’t PM at that point. (I didn’t vote for Brexit) That's fine, the people voted to leave the EU but I'll bet most would have assumed there would be a plan Why would there be a plan before you knew which way the vote was going? Notwithstanding you have to negotiate against a group of people who put nothing but barriers in the way because they don't want you to leave, plus getting agreement from every other member nation. And of course, those negotiations don't start until you've decided to leave. It's like negotiating a divorce. You don't start negotiating the terms of the divorce when you're happily married. I don't understand what people don't understand about this. E Lol They've had 4 years to plan So business find out how to start planning from 1st January 2021 That's going to go well Take a step back and look at reality not dreams" My divorce took 18 months and we were only arguing over the dogs. 
You can't just wave a wand and agree a deal with these people. Especially when they don't want a deal to be done.
I suspect they know once we're out out there's a few other country's that'll also want to get out. They won't want that for sure.
I'd hazard a guess and say Covids thrown a few spanners in the works too.
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator. To be fair the UK voted to leave the EU and Boris wasn’t PM at that point. (I didn’t vote for Brexit) That's fine, the people voted to leave the EU but I'll bet most would have assumed there would be a plan Why would there be a plan before you knew which way the vote was going? Notwithstanding you have to negotiate against a group of people who put nothing but barriers in the way because they don't want you to leave, plus getting agreement from every other member nation. And of course, those negotiations don't start until you've decided to leave. It's like negotiating a divorce. You don't start negotiating the terms of the divorce when you're happily married. I don't understand what people don't understand about this. E Lol They've had 4 years to plan So business find out how to start planning from 1st January 2021 That's going to go well Take a step back and look at reality not dreams My divorce took 18 months and we were only arguing over the dogs.
You can't just wave a wand and agree a deal with these people. Especially when they don't want a deal to be done.
I suspect they know once we're out out there's a few other country's that'll also want to get out. They won't want that for sure.
I'd hazard a guess and say Covids thrown a few spanners in the works too.
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator. To be fair the UK voted to leave the EU and Boris wasn’t PM at that point. (I didn’t vote for Brexit) That's fine, the people voted to leave the EU but I'll bet most would have assumed there would be a plan Why would there be a plan before you knew which way the vote was going? Notwithstanding you have to negotiate against a group of people who put nothing but barriers in the way because they don't want you to leave, plus getting agreement from every other member nation. And of course, those negotiations don't start until you've decided to leave. It's like negotiating a divorce. You don't start negotiating the terms of the divorce when you're happily married. I don't understand what people don't understand about this. E Lol They've had 4 years to plan So business find out how to start planning from 1st January 2021 That's going to go well Take a step back and look at reality not dreams My divorce took 18 months and we were only arguing over the dogs.
You can't just wave a wand and agree a deal with these people. Especially when they don't want a deal to be done.
I suspect they know once we're out out there's a few other country's that'll also want to get out. They won't want that for sure.
I'd hazard a guess and say Covids thrown a few spanners in the works too.
E"I think leaving the EU is a little more complex than fighting over a dog or whatever your prized possession might have been, 65million mouths to feed vs a dog mmmmm No business would even have contemplated getting to within a few weeks of a no deal brexit without plan a,b and c but they simply haven't been told what to expect other than the border has moved to Kent. Im completely amazed that even the most hard line brexiteers can't see what's possibly coming but there you go, obviously I overestimated their intelligence once again. | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator. To be fair the UK voted to leave the EU and Boris wasn’t PM at that point. (I didn’t vote for Brexit) That's fine, the people voted to leave the EU but I'll bet most would have assumed there would be a plan Why would there be a plan before you knew which way the vote was going? Notwithstanding you have to negotiate against a group of people who put nothing but barriers in the way because they don't want you to leave, plus getting agreement from every other member nation. And of course, those negotiations don't start until you've decided to leave. It's like negotiating a divorce. You don't start negotiating the terms of the divorce when you're happily married. I don't understand what people don't understand about this. E Lol They've had 4 years to plan So business find out how to start planning from 1st January 2021 That's going to go well Take a step back and look at reality not dreams My divorce took 18 months and we were only arguing over the dogs.
You can't just wave a wand and agree a deal with these people. Especially when they don't want a deal to be done.
I suspect they know once we're out out there's a few other country's that'll also want to get out. They won't want that for sure.
I'd hazard a guess and say Covids thrown a few spanners in the works too.
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I think leaving the EU is a little more complex than fighting over a dog or whatever your prized possession might have been, 65million mouths to feed vs a dog mmmmm
No business would even have contemplated getting to within a few weeks of a no deal brexit without plan a,b and c but they simply haven't been told what to expect other than the border has moved to Kent.
Im completely amazed that even the most hard line brexiteers can't see what's possibly coming but there you go, obviously I overestimated their intelligence once again.
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing more" You must have been cheering Starmer when he was at the dispatch box wanting to know when Bozo was reopening the economy just 3 weeks into lockdown! | |||
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" To be fair the UK voted to leave the EU and Boris wasn’t PM at that point. (I didn’t vote for Brexit) That's fine, the people voted to leave the EU but I'll bet most would have assumed there would be a plan" Why there was no mention of a plan before the referendum it was simply an in out vote | |||
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"I'm really glad I didn't vote for any of the governments making a hash of this pandemic. I can see there will be more and more demonstration about all the restrictions which will obviously help spread the virus. I feel it's such a shame that the whole of the UK is not working as one and they all should of acted earlier then maybe this second wave wouldn't have been so bad. Before anyone has a go at me this is my opinion nothing moreA very valid point Agreed, there should be a coherent strategy. Boris dragged the UK out of the EU and seems intent on dragging England out of the UK If he were PM of an african nation the US would fund a group to oust the little dictator." We could start a Go Fund Me page | |||
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