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[Whoppa Choppa]

Starmer slowly but surely overturning brexit. Big J will be delighted. 

[Steven P]

About time too and if the opinion poll are accurate, following the important will of the people.

[Stubby]

19 minutes ago, Steven P said:

About time too and if the opinion poll are accurate, following the important will of the people.

I thought the people voted out .

[Steven P]

And if you did the same poll today they wouldn't. People are fickle.

[AHPP]

**************** people if their will is to impose a(nother) government on me. You have as many masters as you want. I don't want any.

Edited 6 hours ago by AHPP

[Johnsond]

7 hours ago, Whoppa Choppa said:

Starmer slowly but surely overturning brexit. Big J will be delighted. 

People know Starmer is a liar, they know he is a remainer  who has no respect for or ever accepted the referendum result, they know he prefers the EU method of go back and try again if the result is not what is expected. 
Sadly if history is anything to go by the ridiculously titled  “ youth mobility scheme “ will more than likely harm those trying to gain apprenticeships and training to get a start in life. 
Luckily contrary to some shite on here about polls, all the polls I read show reform as doing substantially better than Labour. 

[Johnsond]

4 hours ago, Steven P said:

And if you did the same poll today they wouldn't. People are fickle.

Everyone here knows you are very secretive about your Scottish Government role, but in reality did you ever actually go to Europe and work 🤷‍♂️???

Apart from a few longer lines  at the airport what has changed with holidays, as far as I’m aware “ nothing” you can still holiday where you want ??? 

[Dan]

The end of free movement has been a real pain for lots of tree guys. I lived and worked in Europe for nearly 9 years then came back to England. At that time I was able to go back to the eu and subcontract whenever I wanted and took advantage of it quite often. Now it's not possible so I loose out on the extra money when work is slow over here. Lots of younger people in the industry have been missing out on broadening their horizons aboard and earning money to bring back home. Hopefully this new deal is a good start point to make things a bit better again. 

[Johnsond]

33 minutes ago, Dan said:

The end of free movement has been a real pain for lots of tree guys. I lived and worked in Europe for nearly 9 years then came back to England. At that time I was able to go back to the eu and subcontract whenever I wanted and took advantage of it quite often. Now it's not possible so I loose out on the extra money when work is slow over here. Lots of younger people in the industry have been missing out on broadening their horizons aboard and earning money to bring back home. Hopefully this new deal is a good start point to make things a bit better again. 

The numbers of guys who did as you describe would I suggest have been absolutely dwarfed by  the traffic coming the other way and the apprenticeship and training opportunities lost. I don’t see a 30 year old as a youth. Basically Starmer caved like a house of cards, the last few lines of the article are spot on. 

Fishing puts the dampeners on Keir Starmer’s EU reset deal

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In the end, as ever with Brexit, it all came down to fish. Late on Sunday night Sir Keir Starmer conceded to...

 

[Dan]

So he agreed to extend the fishing quotes set by the last government. Doesn't seem like such a big thing. And the farmers can export much more easily, which probably is a bigger deal for us. I would think that alot of European people have been put off moving here now they know that at least 52% of the people here are bellends.