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I didn't realise you were anti brexit.
I think Trump will come out of this o.k, the working class love him.
Don't forget, he was the only one putting it up China.
Brexit OUT of EU: What happens now?
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I think Trump will come out of this o.k, the working class love him.
Don't forget, he was the only one putting it up China.
I didn't realise you were anti brexit.
I think Trump will come out of this o.k, the working class love him.
Don't forget, he was the only one putting it up China.
Couldn’t understand Brexit from a workers point of view
I like to keep the work for locals and train people for the shortfalls
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The problem with being in the EU, my cousin in U.K told me was, European workers would come in a group and just take all the locals work.
My cousin, who is a truck driver, or lorry driver as he would call it, couldn't wait to get out of the EU.
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Boris has gone to hospital as he is struggling to recover from Covid19. He was bragging he shook hands with everyone a month ago.
I think he is one of those people who have never been sick. Learning the hard way now. He is 55.
Hope he gets through it. They really need him.
I think he is one of those people who have never been sick. Learning the hard way now. He is 55.
Hope he gets through it. They really need him.
China will really be up to sht if a world leader dies. Hopefully he gets through it.
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I've got a bad feeling about this, I sincerely hope I'm wrong.
Especially Boris, moXJO, who seems to have captured a Churchillian essence... It would be beyond tragic for the UK if he did not survive this.
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Not a great fan of Boris and certainly a stretch to equate with Churchill unlike the Australian political leadership there has been a lot of confusion to the start of the UKs position against the virus outbreak .
Still infinitely better than their cousins in the US.
But tragically any lives lost from this pandemic is terrible and he would be a great loss being such a great character on the world's stage.
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Boris is the very definition of "irreplaceable". Not just the UK - the globe.
History will judge Boris. I think he's going alright, if not the perfect PM. Skip the climate change posturing Boris, we have enough already to frighten us.
But Brexit was a landmark achievement
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Boris unified the working class, it will leave a huge vacuum if he goes, no doubt there will be another push by the multi nationals to rescind Brexit and get the cheap labour back in.
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If reports are to be believed, it seems as if Boris is going ok.
The UK really needs him to make it, they can rearrange things at the next election if they wish but right now steady as she goes is best
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UK Labour elects the most uninspiring leader in their history, not that they had much choice, it was either a poor facsimile of Blair or outright commos.
Boris to be in power ad infinitum.
WTO exit getting more and more likely.
Other EU nations getting itchy feet too.
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There only tends to be a lot of activity when negative sentiment is strong, as in before brexit, now that it is bedded down the conversation turns to the next issue.
That is of course unless it is Trump, who manages to receive attention all the time, but even he will receive less attention if he is re elected.
Just human nature, when people are happy they don't complain.
By the way, it is the anti Boris club that has moved on, looking for the next issue to bitch about.
It sounds as though they have become the pro China club, we will see how that works out, there is a common link anti Trump, anti Boris, anti Scomo, pro China.
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Don't spose the 30k dead would complain
Blame the health minister but in Oz praise the PM
There only tends to be a lot of activity when negative sentiment is strong, as in before brexit, now that it is bedded down the conversation turns to the next issue.
That is of course unless it is Trump, who manages to receive attention all the time, but even he will receive less attention if he is re elected.
Just human nature, when people are happy they don't complain.
By the way, it is the anti Boris club that has moved on, looking for the next issue to bitch about.
It sounds as though they have become the pro China club, we will see how that works out, there is a common link anti Trump, anti Boris, anti Scomo, pro China.
Don't spose the 30k dead would complain
Blame the health minister but in Oz praise the PM
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The PM only took the advice of the experts, I don't think he can take much of the credit, but at least he did take the advice rather than react to public and media opinion.
So I suppose there is that we should be grateful for, at least in Aus it wasn't policy on the run, or back of a napkin.
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30,000/70,000,000
=0.043%
=0.043%
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That's about 430 parts per million, almost the same as carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
That's spooky!
The PM only took the advice of the experts, I don't think he can take much of the credit, but at least he did take the advice rather than react to public and media opinion.
So I suppose there is that we should be grateful for, at least in Aus it wasn't policy on the run, or back of a napkin.
Not sure if you noticed but there's been a shortage of napkins/paper towel and date roll could have something to do with it
Your right there only poms
