Very dangerous practice.
Once Customs come knocking it‘s rather a nasty shock when they drill down and compare purchase orders to invoices to payments.
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Very dangerous practice.
Once Customs come knocking it‘s rather a nasty shock when they drill down and compare purchase orders to invoices to payments.
Essexyellows
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Worth a cross post.....
Oh........ all those countries..... all that money.
They haven`t got the Oxford/AZ jab through their regulator yet......
Little GB can`t do it better going it alone can they?
Oh........ all those countries..... all that money.
They haven`t got the Oxford/AZ jab through their regulator yet......
Coronavirus: EU vaccine woes mount as new delays emerge
AstraZeneca is the latest company, after Pfizer, to warn of delivery issues, frustrating officials.
www.bbc.co.uk
Little GB can`t do it better going it alone can they?
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Never said it was right, just what happens. With the millions of pieces of freight that cross borders every year, 99% are rubber stamped through - except the bloody Swiss who would quarantine a shipment if you missed a full stop off the end of a sentence - or put too manyVery dangerous practice.
Once Customs come knocking it‘s rather a nasty shock when they drill down and compare purchase orders to invoices to payments.
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Hey it's ok we're now in a par with great places in Europe like erm, Belarus? That place where they still have a KGB and still execute people.Spot the odd one out....
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Benefits ? I don’t think I’ve heard heard any of you lot saying what they will be, beyond abstractions, slogans, and emojis.Beware of other fools who either haven`t read the full agreement or can`t understand that a country can negotiate a unique deal.
They may also not understand that the benefits may take time to work through rather than happen in 3 weeks especially after 4 years were wasted pandering to the minority and generally fudging about.
Lest we forget we were shackled to it for 34 ****ing years.
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As was said, it’s 23 days since we fully severed our membership.
Let’s review this in 23 years time .
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We'll be back in before then.
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Give it 23 years and someone might have come up with a benefit of us leaving.
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Yeah, just saying that I’ve still not heard any leaver explain what they hope to gain in concrete terms. Not proposing an argument
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Is that 23 years less the four and a half years we've had to prepare? Just checking for a friend.
Tell us what benefits we have to look forward to
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"You lot" ? That`ll be the majority of those who voted then?
<--- emoji to enhance a fact. Was it Nelson Mandela who said "It`s a long walk to freedom" ? <--- slogan.
Nobody said the benefits would materialise over night, in the same way it was never said that the grasp of the EU would attempt to pull everyone into a US of Europe but that is what they want and are heading towards.
It produces nothing, redistributes wealth it doesn`t create, after taking it`s cut, and is a pointless layer of governance trying to make one size fit all.
Like the regulation the benefits will evolve over time, give it three decades and see if we want back in.... if it still exists. <---- abstraction.
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We know the Mogg has said 50 years."You lot" ? That`ll be the majority of those who voted then?
Was it Nelson Mandela who said "It`s a long walk to freedom" ? <--- slogan.
Nobody said the benefits would materialise over night, in the same way it was never said that the grasp of the EU would attempt to pull everyone into a US of Europe but that is what they want and are heading towards.
It produces nothing, redistributes wealth it doesn`t create, after taking it`s cut, and is a pointless layer of governance trying to make one size fit all.
Like the regulation the benefits will evolve over time, give it three decades and see if we want back in.... if it still exists. <---- abstraction.
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And in the meantime people lose their jobs. And that good for what reason?
www.falmouthpacket.co.uk
‘We don’t want hand-outs just our jobs’ - Brexit leaves 52 fishermen jobless
THREE weeks into Brexit and over 50 fishermen and women working in the Carrick Roads still haven’t earned a penny because of an ‘absolute…
www.falmouthpacket.co.uk
So you have no idea either"You lot" ? That`ll be the majority of those who voted then?
Was it Nelson Mandela who said "It`s a long walk to freedom" ? <--- slogan.
Nobody said the benefits would materialise over night, in the same way it was never said that the grasp of the EU would attempt to pull everyone into a US of Europe but that is what they want and are heading towards.
It produces nothing, redistributes wealth it doesn`t create, after taking it`s cut, and is a pointless layer of governance trying to make one size fit all.
Like the regulation the benefits will evolve over time, give it three decades and see if we want back in.... if it still exists. <---- abstraction.
Essexyellows
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"You lot" ? That`ll be the majority of those who voted then?
Was it Nelson Mandela who said "It`s a long walk to freedom" ? <--- slogan.
Nobody said the benefits would materialise over night, in the same way it was never said that the grasp of the EU would attempt to pull everyone into a US of Europe but that is what they want and are heading towards.
It produces nothing, redistributes wealth it doesn`t create, after taking it`s cut, and is a pointless layer of governance trying to make one size fit all.
Like the regulation the benefits will evolve over time, give it three decades and see if we want back in.... if it still exists. <---- abstraction.
Lets start small..... even if it is big.
Covid: Italian PM brands vaccine delay 'unacceptable'
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has warned he will take legal action against Pfizer and AstraZeneca.
www.bbc.co.uk
From the article you may notice the EU medicines regulator has yet to give their approval.
The MHRA and NHS got on with it hence we have delivered almost 6 million vaccine shots in 3 weeks.
Hungary (EU Member) are taking a load of the Russian Sputnik V vaccine because they can`t wait.
That could have been us.......
Essexyellows
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And from the same article........
Assuming we didn't rush the approval through out of desperation/political point scoring (bearing in mind we have the worst covid stats in Europe and the approval came back in about 10 minutes).Lets start small..... even if it is big.
Covid: Italian PM brands vaccine delay 'unacceptable'
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has warned he will take legal action against Pfizer and AstraZeneca.www.bbc.co.uk
From the article you may notice the EU medicines regulator has yet to give their approval.
The MHRA and NHS got on with it hence we have delivered almost 6 million vaccine shots in 3 weeks.
Hungary (EU Member) are taking a load of the Russian Sputnik V vaccine because they can`t wait.
That could have been us.......
Throughout all of this HMG has taken the approach that they know better than all of the collective minds and experience of Europe and time and time again that approach has been proven disastrous.
