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  1. I've changed laptops.... so lost the winning streak...but in reality, its still going
  2. Your displaying your true colours now "And the less well off will suffer under a future Labour government that will welcome in record numbers of immigrants, who will put pressure on our NHS, Schools, Dentists and social security." So basically you are saying that the upcoming food price rises are an acceptable consequence of Brexit, driving more people to use foodbanks! How callous can you be wishing that on them, when you don't offer any practical solutions "welcome in record numbers of immigrants"...we have this NOW under a Tory government. Points based system.... yeah, and we are still crying out for doctors nurses dentists social care workers..... you have been gaslit @Robbie PS Tory govt removed under Brexit ...mutual respect for EU qualifications...how's that of benefit to the UK?
  3. Just think @Robbie all of the illegal immigrants that could have been repatriated immediately under the Dublin Convention to the country that they first entered the EU. Had we still been part of the EU! That would have saved the best part of £24 billion... but hey, this is what YOU voted for. £24 billion that could have gone to Doctors, nurses, the NHS, fixing RAAC in schools and hospitals... Secondly, all the Hong Kong immigrants coming to the UK, probably allowable by the govt that think they will always vote Tory. Gerrymandering elections big time End of winter, so rules of supply and demand, means prices will inevitably drop. Nowt to do with Brexit again. So where is the VAT cut Boris and his Vote Leave cronies promised. No where to be seen. You were lied to @Robbie
  4. Meanwhile, UK hill farmers are suffering because of Brexit...
  5. @Robbie A referendum only won on lies, as my postings have evidenced So what do you mean "exploit Brexit fully"? You never have any answers to my questions as to how the average guy in the street is being harmed? The poorest people will be suffering with increasing food and utility prices despite being promised cheaper post Brexit.
  6. @Robbie Again, it's nowt to do with Brexit. Certainly worth a try as nothing from the top level of govt is working. We are the laughing stock of the world, can't build HS2 in full, crumbling schools and hospitals, over crowded prisons and slashing govt funding for councils, so less policing etc

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