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- Brexit continues to prove remainers were right, and Brexit contnues to wreck everything, but the inability to confront Brexit head on is now a psychological issue pertinent only to Britain.
Brexit is like deciding to have a flesh eating disease only to ignore what it is doing!
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Britain in the 1960s was called worse than just the 'poor man of Europe'. It was called the 'sick man of Europe'.
So, not just a low level of economic wealth but also a poor level of economic health.
Brexit was the worst thing that has ever happened to Britain in my opinion. The government is killing off the uk a vote to rejoin the EU need to happen for the prosperity of the uk
Sadly we will never re join...if we do we will have to adopt the Euro as our currency and that will never happen !!!!
@@andytomlinson2935 Yeah, the euro, good enough for 20 countries but not for mighty England. Just like Schengen. Good enough for 29 countries but not for clever England that knows best. 🤣
Good bloody riddance to England.
It will. The younger gen will happily swap sterling for freedom to live and work in the EU. @@andytomlinson2935
@@andytomlinson2935 There are advantages in being in the Euro, it's not all bad. The main argument in the past has been that "Sterling is such an important international currency. Not now.
Another referendum?, lets have another one, and when;
The EU says it doesn’t want us back
That if they do agree to negotiations there will be no opt out from the Euro
There would be no other opt outs or veto’s
We would have to implement the 1,000s of laws passed since we left and reinstate all the laws we scrapped or amended.
We have to hand back all our fishing grounds and practically hand over our banking system.
We have to submit to all the EU rules on farming that farmers are currently rioting about.
That there will be no rebate, so UK contributions will likely be north of 22bn a year on current calculations.
That we would be forced into Schengen, which would mean we could not stop migrants just jumping on a ferry to the UK in their hundreds of thousands
We would have to cancel all our new trade deals and leave cptpp making Utter fools out of ourselves.
The population will not be quite a keen as you think.
So lets have another referendum, and we’ll shove it up you again.
Brexit the word that no politician what’s to discuss. You can quite clearly see when the real decline in our country started it’s not rocket science. The Tories obsessed with leaving the EU for years got it and didn’t know what to do with it and as a consequence split and have ever since forgot how to govern.
Then you have all the mistruths lower immigration, lower costs, increased farming opportunities the list goes on. They simply lied, we have reverted back to an island on our own which the Tories wanted and we can’t even go into our own sea because it’s polluted.
Very good overview of Brexit consequences! Keep up the good work 💪🏼! Greetings from the Netherlands! 🇬🇧👍🏼🇳🇱
I dont think all the cloggies are so happy with the EU, the farmers are certainly not
Looks like the eu going well for the Netherlands too how are your farmers doing
@@garyb455 They are not happy with certain decisions of EU. I bet they are a lot happier with the overall aid they get through EU than the UK farmers are with their governments subsidies and policies.
In UK it is not only the farmers that are unhappy with brexit. More than half of the country now understand it was a shot in its own foot.
@@garyb455 You have been watching too much GB News.
@@trident6547 the Dutch dairy farmers are at loggerheads with the government. After decades of refusing to stop spraying millions of tons of sewage into fields (causing pollution of groundwater etc) the government tried to buy the farmers out. They insist on their right to spray millions of tons of sewage onto Dutch fields.
The greenhouse business relies on massive amounts of fossil fuels and Russian fertilizer.
Brexit has had a huge negative impact on my life. It has affected my job, my relationships, my standard of living and quality of life. All for what? The U.K. has become a smaller, meaner, poorer country. Thank you for continuing to hold these Brexit charlatans to account for the harm they have done. We have the education, the means and increasingly the numbers to reverse the terrible damage done to this country, no matter how long it takes.
I so agree and wish you that best ! Your worst enemy is yourself ! Good luck
But became less racist and more multicultural. The immigrants are not discriminated by working in low paid jobs but placed in 4 star hotels.
@@jerryorange6983please dont lie
@@nicks4934 How?? The Hotels are full of them - Farage was showing those new people. White Europeans were kicked out and replaced with non-white non-Europeans many times over. Look at latest migration statistics. I've not made that up.
People knew what they voted for so I assume 17.4 m are very proud of what they have done to the country.
Not being able to get a dentist or a GP appointment, severe lack of NHS staff at the hospitals, the lack of medicine and the closure of all those pharmacies and all of it happening the last 3-4 years - are the voters of the UK connecting the dots? Do they comprehend the reason why the situation is so dire?It doesn't seem like it.
None of that is related to immigration or Brexit.
"Oh NOT to be in England, now that Brexit's here."
- apologies to Robert Browning.
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Absolutely Liz! Another catastrophe. Love the cattle look happy and healthy ❤
Brexit: the time when Britain shot itself in both feet!
Basically a failed state on virtually every measure.
well said Liz,keep saying it
Keep calm and carry on...........suffering.
Thank goodness it had nothing to do with our politicians!
HENCE, we are the worlds 4th largest Exporter.
Great economic analysis guys.
I'm a Brit living in Austria. THANKFULLY! But I have family and friends on the island, and that worries me! But people believed a known lie maker and clown who is a junkie for publicity. If that wasn't a recipe for a disaster I don't know what is.
They can always leave
They knew what they were voting for ....... pls remember - do never forget !
Labour shortage....medice shortage....brexit mess
Uk has more migration now than it did in the eu. The difference is people like you have just got lazier blaming the gov while us migrants work and you lazy Brits stay on benefits.
Keep going Liz ❤
Well said, Liz. [Edit] Lovely site in the background. Reminds me of being a cub scout, now many years ago and roaming the countryside.
I am sure you feel just as angry as I do.
However, the UK has been in a mess for a lot longer than eight years.
Being in the EU hid the real state of affairs and allowed us to borrow/take their citizens for our health service.
Outside the EU, with no grants for deprived areas, the same areas that voted overwhelmingly for Brexit, the mess becomes visible all too soon.
Lots of countries had overtaken Britain in terms of GDP per capita many years before 2016.
Our over reliance on the service sector and its poor productivity means we are a magnet for low skilled immigrants and the amount paid to such individuals is pitiful.
Consider a pizza delivery driver/rider. They are simply a middle man who is adding to the cost of the product.
Britain is full of recently arrived immigrants striving to make a living by food delivery, Uber drivers and parcel delivery.
Putting this right is really going to tax any government.
Labour has started the tennis match-type politics that bedevils the UK by stating it will scrap the Rwanda plan that has already cost the UK £290m. Also it will re-implement the pension cap, scrapped by the Tories.
It is all too bewildering.
Our shortage of professionals is poor planning. There is no reason, given the cost of degrees, why the government does not pay the cost of training more doctors, vets, nurses etc. But this is the UK. Not only do we worry they will be poached but it is cheaper to pinch others rather than train.
At this point I would suggest buying a place in Scotland, just in case. But they are up the spout just like the rest of us.
University education is free in Ireland to all but the wealthiest.
I retired at 54, and took full advantage of free University education to gain an honours degree in Politics and sociology.
The reason the big tech and pharma companies are here is because of the huge number of University graduates.
Ireland is the 8th biggest exporter of pharmaceuticals in the world.
@@williampatrickfagan7590 Good luck with your studies, William. The UK's elitist (only for the best of the best, not public school) is not working. With so much broken and not working well here, it is hard to see how or when we might turn a corner.
The perception here is that something will turn up and over the centuries it has; we have been lucky.
I rather think our luck has run out.
These "New Checks" should have come in on day one, as they did in the EU. We have been and still are, in breach of WTO Rules as a result.
When Boris refused to share the covid vacine with the European Union, I opined that the British would rue the day.
The European Union will always supply into own member countries first. Then the UK.
This applies to food as well.
I recall the Uk did share the vaccine only for it to be stopped because of concerns about the side affects.
What Boris Johnson did at the time was not just an implementation of "British companies serving the UK first"-policy. That would have been perfectly rational and acceptable. Instead he confiscated the allotment, already bought and paid for by the EU while the vaccine was still in development, but only once the vaccine had proven effective. The Johnson-led government had failed to purchase enough to serve all of the country during the development phase which the EU had done. Johnson simply attempted to correct for not having had enough foresight and sensibility by snatching it afterwards from others who did.
Classic Tory switch and bait… offer that Pharmacists will now see you for a myriad of minor ailments- then lots of pharmacies have to close…. You couldn’t make this stuff up…
What lovely cows 🐄
Oh no! You've let the cattle out of the bag hehe 🙂
Well look on the bright side........ At least the cows are happy!
And the fish!!
Brexiters tend to criticise Brexit only when it affects them personally. Even then, most are in denial (including my Bro-in-law - but then he thinks we need Donald Trump over here to sort things out!). I’ve had personal experience of prescription drug availability problems. I had shingles two years ago. I did eventually get the anti-viral medication after a delay caused by it being a bank holiday. I now have long-term post-shingles pain (which affects about 20% of shingles sufferers) and have had to rely on painkillers as the medicines designed to help improve or get rid of it are not available here. During the outbreak I couldn’t get calamine lotion.
Jeez! 🙄 You can pick your friends, but not your family, eh?
Absolutely 💯 right. I talk from professionals experience. The biggest biggest act of self inflicted economic self imposed barriers to Trading. loss of100 billion so far. OBR. To all those TROLLS who think they're funny. Perhaps you would like to apologise to all those who sre struggling or have lost their lively hoods.
Even people that voted leave are secretly reggreting it ' ukips farage is in constant denial & trying to distance himself from what he helped to do 'ie wreak the uk ' & lets face facts ' were is the 1 billion a month gone ' thats nearly £ 50 billion since leaving the EU ' what boris claimed was being wasted while we were part of the EU 🤔💭💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸
Good to see the herd out Liz. 😎🌞🤞🤞🇪🇺
Morning Liz. Spring in the English countryside, is there any better place to be.🐄🐄🐄...........
Not yet 🙄
I don't know that the UK was getting medicine from Ukraine.
I just come back from a holiday in Spain my first since before the pandemic,absolutely horrendous going through immigration and customs while EU member state citizens just flashed a card and walked through and while I was queuing and queuing I thought thank heavens I’m not an overseas lorry driver it must be hell for them 🤔
No poor people in my area or does brexit just affect certain parts of the country
I don't know but it hasn't affected us here, love from the EU and Gran Canaria.
Brexit impacts everyone in the U.K. as it’s to blame for most inflation, loss of freedom of movement and rights, food is becoming less varied and tighter in supply, lots of businesses are closing especially restaurants and pubs.
If we need to join the EU to save British farming then British farming has had it because joining the EU would take a couple of decades.
At the least interim measures must be required.
What do we need to do to keep British farming alive in the meantime?
Well, for instance, don't let in cheap foreign exports that are allowed to produce at lower standards
Its literally BS. Farmers are setting fire to Brussels and spraying it with BS.
@@vullings1968standards are subjective and come at a cost.
E.g. if you look at UK farmers production think Rolls Royce. Perhaps some Vauxhall.
If you look at other non EU, non UK produce, think Toyota or Honda.
EU produce think BMW or Volkswagen.
There is of course a difference between good standards and the highest standards. We need good standards for food, the highest standards cost a lot and are optional according to peoples affordability.
@@peterclareburt4594 BMW owns Rolls Royce and Volkswagen owns Bentley. EU countries have a set standard for foods. That is the minimum. Any member country can and do produce higher quality foodstuffs.
What are the Rolls Royce standard foodstuffs of UK btw? Japan has the Wagyu and Kobe beef. France the Bresse chicken, hundreds of cheese brands and wines.
Although different countries may have different sets of food safety standards, some organizations evaluate the performance of different countries. The Global Food Security Index (GFSI) conducts an annual evaluation and enlists the top-performing countries based on food products' affordability, availability, sustainability, quality, and safety. UK is number 9.
The latest indexed ranked 113 countries, with the ten best-performing countries being the following:
Finland
Ireland
Norway
France
Netherlands
Japan
Sweden
Canada
United Kingdom
Portugal
@@trident6547 Oh I was just trying for a bit of light hearted symbolism.
The GFSI is interesting as they measure over a number of categories. I am not sure when you look at the categories, that overall ranking is that important.
Quality and safety rankings: Canada, Denmark and the USA with the UK 29th. yes 29th on quality and safety
Sustainability and Adaptation: Norway, Finland, Ireland, New Zealand with the UK 6th
Affordability: Australia, Singapore, Netherlands, NZ 9th, UK 10th
So when you read the differences in the categories I am not sure that adding the scores is sensible, you end up with an Orange+ apple+ banana + Kale = smoothie
But certainly is sheds poor light on what some in the the UK call countries with lower standards. Even if there is some truth seems as though the difference is marginal and certainly nothing to worry about from a food quality perspective. It's more of a subjective, emotional political issue.
The UK government in a very racist and clasist move doesnt want poor migrants, only those with billions, not even a vet with a masters degrees.
I wish the UK the BEST luck.
Enjoy yuourselves.
Sadly, in spite of being a lifelong Labour voter, I don’t see much prospect of meaningful change if Labour win the next election - partly through dogma, but also due to the fact that there will be so little money available to improve things to the extent we need in order to recover.
The UK government has hugely increased migration from outside the EU which means more black and brown people. The Tory government has many faults but I don't think it is especially racist. It's xenophobic though, and many supporters are racist
We have to organize a big rejoin march
And that solves what? Answer: nothing! The UK is out for at least the next 15-20 years!
@@marinusvos ah you went for the 15 to 20. Other TH-camr commenting experts go for 25 years, 50 years, or never. We can take our pick of these expert estimates!
@@Purple_flower09 At least a.k.a. minimum!
Brexit disaster
Great news, The CPTPP has now been ratified in the UK and given royal Assent.
Three CPTPP members have also ratified it, namely Japan, Singapore and Chile. Three more will start UK participation.
But UK participation will commence, regardless of ratification, in mid October.
Another nail in the coffin of the corpse of delousionan rejoiners fantasist dreams.
What are these supposed problems "affecting everywhere else, as well as Britain". Here in Portugal there are no food, medicines or skills shortages. I have zero problems ordering goods online. My electricity bills are @ 60 euros per month and we were notified in January our electricity increase for 2024 was 5%. Britain is plunging headlong into decline and it's all due to neglect, privatisation and is 10 times worse because of BREXIT.
it is thenext step of communication. The first was complete denial that anything bad was happening in the UK. Then it was Covid and Ukraine. Now it is even more vague with "it is happening everywhere". Just imagine them saying " due to brexit we are in a mess"...
Missing all that money from the EU by any chance, medicine shortage is mainly caused by dropping our own manufacturing and buying from abroad, eye drops from India contaminated and recalled, my own medicine recalled due to contamination, made in China and India, not really a Brexit issue, it's the destruction of our manufacturing and relying on cheap labour, we even made a new lab for vaccines, then went and sold it to a private company at a loss and losing control of the manufacturing process.
My heart medicine was unavailable, chemist said go back get something different, turns out the NHS was paying a fraction of the true cost, so they refused to stock it anymore, nothing to do with Brexit, in part you are right, Brexit has not gone well, the civil service is making everything as hard as possible, we had years to get ready, they did nothing, now they are letting goods through ports with no checks at all, it's all too much trouble, but you cannot even take a meat sandwich the other way round.
It's the brixit deniers ERG Johnson fan club now all leaving parliament .
BREXIT HAS HAPPENED , THE PROBLEM IS EU WILL NEVER NEGOTIATE WITH THE TORI'S . THAT'S WHY LABOUR HAS to TAKE OVER
So you’re accepting we rely on the EU. There is no better situation out of the EU. We have to now negotiate to rejoin.
@lizwebstersbf Not at all. It happened, and it's done. Now we negotiate. only labour can do it. toris lost their credibility and ability to get any job done. at this point, after 14 years, anything they touch breaks. and we have suffered the consequences. Labour has to get in
It's all messy , tories doing, I can't even buy eggs. maybe some if you can , but I can't accept it. I never voted in my life, but I'm definitely voting for Labour .
Fortunately this is exactly what people voted for.
It's sad that you don't understand how much harm Brexit has caused the UK.
"Fortunately"(?)
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No. They actually didn’t. The tories received 43% of the popular vote in 2019, yet they had an abdolute majority in parliament and dragged the UK out of the EU.
@@mkoschara no Ralph wants to see suffering in the UK. This situation pleases him.
Is there anything positive as a result of Brexit? It seems there isn't a single thing.
Some tradespeople say they have more work and are better paid. I don't know if this is true but it didn't help that the remain campaign, such as it was, dismissed this and other issues carelessly.
Vote scottish indipendence
Vote for Scottish literacy...
@@roelkomduur8073 I'm not certain but I don't think Nicolass is Scottish.
Better off focusing on how to improve living standards outside the EU now rather than just complaining about how things are.
Unfortunately they are linked.
A concept that simply doesn't want to sink in with the brits it seems.
Complaining about consequences and losing themselves in fantasy solutions to turn back the clock are all they master to engage in.
They have no idea what direction the country has to take to survive outside the EU.
@andrascassinides2660
You mean … "Stop pointing out what a cataclysm Brexcrement is and just let the criminals who lied and led us into this mess… just get away with it."(?)
Like Lee Anderthal, "Wot costa livin' crisis?!? Pull yer finger aht and lern t'mek a meel fu' thutty pee."
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@@PercivalBlakeney no, start looking for realistic solutions to your current problems instead of doing nothing and only complain and whine about the predicted consequences of past celebrated decisions.
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Really?
What would you suggest?
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If we stop letting people know that we've been shafted, then we risk the same b×st×rds getting back in at the next election (whenever THAT may be).
There are people who still think that Brexcrement is a good idea… they seem all too similar to Creationists, Flerfers, Anti Vaccinators, Anti seatbelt wearers… the overly self entitled in other words.
Again please let us know how to make life better in this "Treblinka of our own making"?
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That rain is due to climate change to which cattle farming contributes significantly
What percentage of your cows voted for Brexit?
Brexit was never considered to not require any change. In fact change is implied. Governments all over the world find their countries have shortages in a range of skills. Just because governments in the past abdicated responsibility of ensuring training programs are inplace, doesn't mean future governments shouldn't get involved. I hope the next UK government ( and the current NZ one for that matter) should evaluate resource needs and look at ways of sourcing skills, but also training people for the skills required.
They should also be looking for industry partnerships in doing that. I think many countries of the world are guilty of just relying on other countries to build/ train the skills and then just take them.
I didn't say that there was any special way of reducing the number of veterinary services, though I think there are already some good examples of how countries can work together to improve the flow of at risk products. From all I have heard from anecdotal sources the EU/UK border processes are not optimal, paper documents, wet signatures etc. are old systems.
So there is I believe scope to improve these processes, scope for sampling, electronic document exchange, pre- registration etc. I am not an expert in border controls, but I have worked in many information verification systems and there are always multiple routes to efficiency. In this case efficiency, reduces costs, speeds up processes
Put your thinking cap on Peter, if all of a sudden, (a few years too late) the UK implement border controls and there is now a high demand for vets to certify and check imports then it makes sense that we need more and frankly we don't have them. Yet another Brexit problem.
@@teddyboysdontknit810 the fact is we are facing the need for new skill sets all the time, and we used to train them.
But they can build border processes that reduce the hevneed for vets but still maintain the required level of security.
@@peterclareburt4594 your posting didn't make much sense. If they can build border controls that don't need so many vets, then tell us why there is a shortage? Being a Vet is not a new skill set. The UK government do not encourage or make it easy for ordinary people to train for anything, let alone becoming a Vet, even Spain offer very cheap University courses, well below UK costs.
One month ago the UK was confirmed as the world’s fourth largest exporter. Exports to the EU are stable and those to non-EU countries are proliferating. Not that Labour wants to hear it…
The International Monetary Fund predicts that the UK will grow by 8.3% by 2029, higher than France, Germany, Japan, and Italy. The UK private sector is miles more confident of a pick up than its European partners at the same time…
IIs there an association for fooling GB citizens? 2029 are top numbers! Before that, GB fell 30%. The imbalance with the EU is growing, and has been increasing since 2016, since BREXIT.
Top economists just see it differently, like before BREXIT, which will be a disaster!
Somehow statistics GB are always different from top economists in the world! It's because the gB Tories only show half the story of exports! 2023 Export of financial services ranked 4th and goods export ranked 13th behind Belgium.
People didn't even know that all English people work in the banking system etc. These are somewhat funny statements from top economists from the Auisland! 2023 goods export ranked 13th behind Belgium. Ouch, that's bad that Farage described Belgium as not a country with far fewer inhabitants and a higher export of goods than the UK.
Simply Statista The 20 largest export countries worldwide in the year to Google.
If you compare the net GDP that a country has generated, things look even worse overall. The Federal Republic of Germany would completely overshadow China. In Germany it is around 4-5 times as high as China!
So Tory truths about economics are strange.
From 2025, the EU will bring all derivatives trading, including clearing, from London to the EU. We're talking about a third of world trade, 260 trillion dollars and rising! The other banking and insurance business will also continue until 2025
Brought to EU due to deregulation/customer protection in GB.
Stupid question, where does the GB financial services sector stand then? The GB banking lobby is currently trying to get a contract with the EU. Answer from EU, you have to move your headquarters from GB to EU for EU business! We're talking about over 80,000 jobs in the UK that are at stake. Tory and Labor aren't talking about that either.
When it comes to the economy, GB citizens can continue to dream that things will get better. The financial scope for economic development in GB by politicians is a joke compared to EU states!
If you're going to throw around great numbers, then make the effort to subtract everything that concerns EU finance from GB financial services. After that, London is a dwarf!
The Monty Paython story BREXIT continues!
We are still in the beginning of the BREXIT disaster!
GB fell by 30%, nonsense.
The international money fund is not a GB statistic.
The UK is the world's LARGEST exporter of financial services (Statista), and despite attempts by the EU both while we were a member and after, there isnt a thing they can do about it.
The UK is the world's 4th largest exporter of GOODS AND SERVICES moving up three places since Brexit.
The UK is the 8th largest manufacturer in the world overtaking France since Brexit.
When adjusting for population growth, the UK is still predicted to grow more than any European country in the G7.
From 2010 to 2023, UK growth outperformed every one.
Could you cram anymore complete rubbish into a post, lol.
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Now that figures have emerged showing that UK has successfully emerged from a short technical Recession, will Remainers and EU Federalists stop banging on that 'Brexit caused an Economic decline', when this is clearly nonsense?
Of course they won’t. They’re like cultists who each time their predictions of the end of the world fail to pass, they just say “oh, we were right about everything except the timing”. We’ve seen this time and time again.
Remember the IMF forecasts that emerged in late 2022 saying the UK would be the worst performing economy in the G7 in 2023? The cultists went mad over it. The predictions did not come to pass. Did they look back at what they said in 2022 and say “We got that wrong. What can we learn from this to avoid making the same mistake again?” Of course they didn’t. They waited a year for the same forecast to come out in 2023 and went mad again. The UK achieved 50% more growth in Q1 than the forecast said it would achieve in the entire year. Will they say “Actually, it looks like our assumption that Brexit would be a significant economic headwind was incorrect”? We know they won’t. They won’t because they are far too attached to their belief.
The data are clear. Except for the period during 2016-2019 when there was a significant slowdown in the rate of growth in investment, plausibly a consequence of uncertainty and the anticipation of Brexit, there is no evidence that Brexit has had any economic impact at all. There was never any economically sound reason for thinking it was going to in the first place, so quite why the Eurogoons put all their eggs in the economic basket remains a mystery.
@@markperrin8098 Apparently they don't understand that if they continue like this, the UK will fall back by 30% GDP by 2029!
The EU will gradually seal off its internal market. 60% of military technology should be manufactured in the EU as quickly as possible.
The Tempest project then has significant problems. What if the EU/FRG prohibits German companies from contributing to military technology in third countries without consent. BRD has a say in all high-end companies if necessary! It can even go as far as nationalization! That would be the end of the GB issue. At Hensoldt they have already done it and put a stop to it. MDBA shouldn't be far away, as people have already talked about it, as has Rheinmetall.
USA had to ask BRD whether a cooperation company could be set up in the USA because of passive radar! What also concerns Eurofighter systems from Hensoldt for the new F15EX.
Sweden is also an EU member, so they will also have a problem with Tempest later. But no problem, you can then join the EU project! The same applies to the Italians.
We are talking about 600-800 billion per year in military technology alone in the future! These are GDP percentages of 4-5% like in the Cold War times!
EU First is the new way and GB is not there, that's easy!
The export only involved financial services and did not include goods! Just google Statista 2023!
...The United Kingdom is the fourth largest exporter of GOODS...
Statista...The 20 largest export countries worldwide in 2023....
China 3380 billion
USA 2019 billion
BRD 1688 billion
Belgium 562 billion
GB 520 billion
If you compare net GDP, the USA and Germany would easily dwarf China. It's 4-5 times higher! in Chine it is only about 5%.
So don't say anything nonsense and get the right facts.
I've done this countless times here and in other TH-cam videos!
All those farting cows are apparently threatening lives, but we don't go on about it.
Yes the cows belch and fart huge volumes of methane which is one of the worst greenhouse gasses.
Such an intelligent comment by a Brexiter.
@@Purple_flower09
brexit consequence deniers equal climate change deniers.
It's the same group of undereducated.
@@teddyboysdontknit810 we all perform on our own level of competence. Brexiters like to show theirs, not realizing it is not something to be proud off.
@@teddyboysdontknit810 cows emit vast quantities of methane and are a major contributor to climate change. This is a fact.
Os it hell.
It's a bout time you got off your back side amd looked for market's in stad of wining.
hello Mark, they had markets but Brexit stole them away. Haven't realized that yet, bit slow on the uptake I suppose.
What markets would you suggest? And don't you know those virtual markets also have the same issues as trading with EU, probably with some nice tariffs slammed on top?
@@edwardbernthal160 then she needs to look for new ones
And not just sit on her back side blaming it all on Brexit.
And what happened that caused the loss of those markets?
Brexit did, it was the reason those markets were lost. So why is she and others not allowed to complain about that? Because it questions your "belief" in brexit?
Telling others not to complain about brexit consequences shows you the painful truth of your decision that you refuse to see or admit.
About not a bout
get off not got off
backside not back side
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look for not looked for
markets not market´s
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whining not wining
It´s about time you get off your backside and look for a better school instead of whining. Alternatively don´t comment in the Pub after having 5 pints.
Usual propaganda. We have more qualified vets in the UK now than in 2016.
Be specific, you want access to meat hygiene inspectors, for cheap. The Govnt has put a minimum salary on veterinarian roles. Good. Train more UK veterinary students in the specific meat industry specialism. Stop seeking cheap imported labour.
Sounds like someone that believes that they are good at mathematics because they can chalk the darts faster most..that they don't understand algebra calculus etc probably not even heard of them further strengthen s their belief that they excel at mathematics
Omg what planet have you been living on ? Brexit is a complete and utter disaster getting worse and worse . Well done Liz keep in the good work. Medication is harder to come by and is concerning .
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"omg" you dont know what you're typing.
We have higher employment than the EU. We have had record wage growth.
We are now the 4th largest exporter in the world, and have hit record exports.
We are no longer in the CAP....it is up to our three (utterly appalling) governments to support farmers with that additional £4 Billion a year we now dont lose to the EU in unreturned CAP payments.
Wait till the Australian/New Zealand trade deals kick in. Bye Bye British farmers ☹️
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Yawn. It was negotiated 3 years ago and has been effective for over a year. Next propaganda item please.