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My threads on the different aspects of the migrant issue now all linked below:
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Mystery 🇬🇧
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Mystery 🇬🇧
@MissStury
Blocked by James O’Brien, Chuka Umunna, Jolyon Maugham, Lord Adonis, Emily Thornberry, Angela Rayner, Terry Christian, Carole Cadwalladr & Care4Calais 🙂
A non-EU member state Katılım Nisan 2016
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@elonmusk The humans landing on the pigeon statue and having a piss is near the top of the list.
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Lot of great gags in this movie 😂
Love Classical Music and Movies 🎺🎻💖🎥🎬@AlexTran677026
"Top Secret!" (1984) is super silly and funny. This is a classic action comedy parody film by the trio Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker (the team behind Airplane! and The Naked Gun). Val Kilmer plays the lead role – this is also his film debut.
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@AlastairMorgan Should’ve moved to the EU when you had the chance then.
This is not membership. It’s alignment for at most 2 years, and probably far less, as it will be torn from the statute by a new government after the next election.
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Can't happen fast enough for me. I want my EU citizenship back!!
Elisa Mosini 🇪🇺🇮🇹@MosiniElisa
Starmer will bring forward legislation in the King’s Speech to align the UK more closely with European market. It’s time to face the fact: Brexit caused damage to both the UK and the EU. Every step to bring us closer again is the right one. For a future together once more 🇪🇺🇬🇧
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@PeterTatchell I bet you weren’t delayed as long as some people have been by you and your stunts over the years.
We had a vote. Your side lost. Get a grip.
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Another misery caused by Brexit voters
Geneva airport: EU citizens queue for passport control empty. Brits queue for over an hour
Brexit voters should have to pay a £5,000 tax surcharge for the misery they have inflicted on the rest of us: Higher prices, job & trade losses
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy I am alright thanks 😎
And that’s rude and earns you a block.
Have a miserable life with only death freeing you from your torment of life outside the EU.
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Yours must be the saltiest tears of any remoaner I’ve encountered since the Rejoin EU party got beaten by the Monster Raving Loonies 🤭
Gully Foyle #UKTrade@TerraOrBust
Gorton & Denton Says No to Rejoin EU The story of the night for me, is that the Monster Raving Loony Party candidate secured 61 more votes than the Rejoin EU candidate. When "Sir Oink-a-Lot" is taken more seriously than you are, maybe it's time to pack it in 🤣
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Boris got us out, yes. We’ll always hate him for that (and a great many other things) but Cameron carries a significant portion of that blame too. Boris at least ought to be in jail.
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Nope, I’ll focus on mine and my family’s thanks very much.
Besides, these cretins prefer to piss the country’s finances away on welfare and putting illegals up in hotels.
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The biggest car crash interview since Diane Abbottacus.
I knew how many Destroyers and Frigates we had and their current operational status from posts on X over the last couple of weeks, and I’m not even the actual Defence Secretary.
#Lionsledbycretins
LBC@LBC
How many frigates and destroyers does the UK have at its disposal? Defence Secretary John Healey can't seem to tell @NickFerrariLBC with any certainty.
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Boris got us out, so we’ll always thank him for that. But he screwed up over his deal and especially over the Irish Sea border. And he replaced FoM with the “BorisWave”.
The real damage was done by May, who gave so much away to her beloved EU.
We need leaders not followers.
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Truss was the PM. The only PM giving Boris a run for his money to be the worst in the last 40 years.
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@randombloke1876 @_mansplaining @Neccccy I can tell you haven’t read the thread I posted.
If you had, even with you being as dense as a tub of concrete, the penny might’ve dropped as to why I’m pleased we’re no longer in Dublin.
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@MissStury @_mansplaining @Neccccy First time I’ve ever heard a Brexiter/Retread fan ever celebrate the fact we can not return illegal immigrants. You’re as thick as Fart’rages Wallet.
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Like many people, I tend to vote the way that’s best for me and my family. Labour in 2017, Tory in 2019… I’m politically promiscuous.
Back in 2016, allowing you to take a four month holiday in the EU or whatever wasn’t high on my list of priorities to be honest.
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy You’re alright so fuck everyone else?
The cornerstone of every brexiteer manifesto
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Deterrent lol. You have no clue how it worked (or didn’t work) in practice. Review the EU’s own stats to see it laid bare. A link to them is at the end of the thread I posted.
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy It is a loss. A huge loss. It was a deterrent we no longer have.
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Ain’t democracy great? Although remoaners only like it when it goes their way.
And however bad you think Truss was, the lettuce from those days is still more economically literate than Rachel Reeves has proven herself to be.
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Truss is a result of Brexit. If the tories hadn’t brexited us she’d have been nowhere near the power seat.
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Now you invoke Liz Truss. So did she put mortgages up, or was that Brexit?
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Can’t be? Or you just don’t want it to be?
You’ve done your best, but you’ve failed. Just like Brexit has failed. Totally and completely - and it was always going to, just like the truss mini budget.
People have tried rewriting that history too.
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Loss of return agreements? Those are negotiated government-to-government and geopolitical factors mean that they can get cancelled or changed. Take Afghanistan as an example. We returned Afghans in 2021 but now it’s not considered safe.
If you mean Dublin, then that’s no loss:
Mystery 🇬🇧@MissStury
Migrant Thread 2: Brexit & The Dublin Agreement An argument that is often offered (usually by those who supported UK membership of the EU) in the context of illegal immigration and asylum is that Brexit means we lost access to the Dublin Agreement. 1/14
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Why would you ignore the 15+ years of lower claims in between? To obfuscate. But it’s not working.
The Farage boats aren’t a like-for-like swap with trucks, and the loss of return agreements has massively ramped up those coming here as a direct result of Brexit.
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy My salary went up way more than inflation post-Brexit. Happened in plenty of other sectors too.
Since then the “Boriswave” and economically inept policies from both previous and the current government have flipped that.
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy It wasn’t a benefit that wages were higher because as a direct result of Brexit the cost of living outstripped that increase, which wasn’t impactful in ‘some sectors’ but across the board.
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy “Correlation =/= causation”, remember?
Slower growth is down to unrelated global factors like the Ukraine War, and domestic policies such as the jobs tax that Starmer and Reeves hiked up.
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy We didn’t save £18bn we ‘saved’ closer to £10bn, and as a direct consequence of Brexit lost far, far more than that through slower growth. 4% a year. Tens of £Bs.
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy If correlation =/= causation, then the £140bn hit to the economy you claim there’s been since 31/01/2020 can’t be down to Brexit either.
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Correlation =/= causation. Post Covid recovery where businesses reopened quickly, and fewer people able to work due to ill health post covid, drove that, in the main. That’s not a Brexit benefit however much you’d like it to be.
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@randombloke1876 @_mansplaining @Neccccy Ending our participation in the Dublin Agreement was something to be celebrated.
The EU recognised its shortcomings and only uninformed remoaners that mourn its passing.
Didn’t you wonder why even this government has only highlighted losing it but won’t advocate rejoining it?
Mystery 🇬🇧@MissStury
Migrant Thread 2: Brexit & The Dublin Agreement An argument that is often offered (usually by those who supported UK membership of the EU) in the context of illegal immigration and asylum is that Brexit means we lost access to the Dublin Agreement. 1/14
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@_mansplaining @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Asylum claims today are back to levels last seen in the early 2000s when we were still in the EU.
Your so-called “Farage Boats” are due to a change in transport mode from HGV to small boat, not Brexit.
You denying it doesn’t make it true.
gov.uk/government/sta…
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@MissStury @randombloke1876 @Neccccy Mortgages are far more expensive, the cost of living in general is far more expensive, the benefits of Brexit never materialised because it was all lies and the Farage boats are bringing in untold numbers.
Everyone has noticed. You denying it doesn’t make it true.
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