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  1. Unfortunately I had to read that quoted post and it simply confirmed why "Badger" is on my ignore list. However, when I had stopped laughing, I thought I'd at least post a response, since I'm currently full of Xmas cheer. As this thread is about the EU and apparently we couldn't win a war without help from an international alliance, I thought I'd consider the situation we find ourselves, in our new reality. Now, I think it is safe to say that the only significant threat to Europe comes from the Salisbury poisoners, Russia, out of the list Badger provided us, leaving us with the Germans, Austrians, French, Italians and Americans on our side. After the EU response to the Russian annexation of the Crimea, six years ago, that former communist and Stasi member, Merkel, responded by signing a gas supply agreement with Russia, on behalf of Germany. When Russia marches into the Ukraine, who will that wannabe EU nation turn to and more importantly, who will Poland, Hungary and Romania turn to? I think the sight of the Germans, armed with broom handles, shouting bang-bang, will not frighten too many Russian tank commanders. We are then left with the Austrians, French, Italians and Americans. Now I'm going to start laughing again, because if we are talking about the broad sweep of history over the past two centuries, I think we can discount the French and Italians, as far as providing determined resistance to the advancing Russians. So, even with the decrepit Biden in the White House, like Roosevelt before him, America would side with us, after letting us defend Europe on our own for the first couple of years. The Irish will take the side of our opponent, Putin, as they normally do in a war and the Swiss and Swedes will figure out how much money they can make out of holding our coats. Personally I'd let the EU defend themselves, as they are not too keen on paying anything towards NATO, and watch the fun from the touchlines. Our forces will be too busy protecting our fishing waters, anyway...
  2. At time like this, after the majority of voters of all political parties, supported exiting the EU, in a referendum, it is our duty to ensure that the Government, whatever it's political colour, is supported by everyone, in its negotiations with those that wish to do this country down. Anyone that doesn't is, in my book, a traitor. What you will find in the coming days, that, wherever we end up with in terms of an agreement, as long as the will of the people has been respected, that agreement will receive cross party support. Now go and troll someone else, traitor-boy or move to an EU country.
  3. Forgive me, but you're the one that doesn't make any sense. What sums me up to a tee is "A patriot can criticise his country, stay with it, and goes through the democratic process." You might remember that we participated in a "democratic process" in respect to exiting the EU and having gone through that "democratic process". I, like many others are "staying with it". Too many liberals and socialists like to spend our tax money, while trying to subvert our democratic will, much like the EU. Just ask poor tiny Greece about playground bullies, who are our real enemies. Anyway, you, and many like you, will be left in the dust, while inevitably there will be cross party support for whatever, if anything, Boris extracts from the EU. Like the Liberal Democrats "Bollocks to Brexit" election slogan, your whining will look as out of touch with the majority of the voters in the country and you'll resort, like the rest of the traitors on this thread, to empty insults as our country rapidly grows and our early approval of the vaccine, unlike the European Medicines Agency, saves lives and businesses. Boris continues to play a blinder...
  4. Just to help readers understand your crassness: Cheap Patriotism? In the liberation of Europe there were 384,000 soldiers killed in combat and a civilian death toll of 70,000, largely due to German bombing raids during the Blitz: 40,000 civilians died in the seven-month period between September 1940 and May 1941, almost half of them in London. "Jingoism? is (EU) nationalism in the form of aggressive and proactive foreign policy, such as a country (EU) 's advocacy for the use of threats or actual force, as opposed to peaceful relations, in efforts to safeguard what it perceives as its national (EU) interests."
  5. I see all the traitors are out in force.
  6. Thankfully, this thread will end on January 1st, 2021. I, for one, will be celebrating the fact that, like many of our brave soldiers, landing on the beaches on D-Day to help liberate France and the rest of Europe, we will be going in the opposite direction to liberate Britain. The EU is a dangerous organisation, changed beyond recognition from the European Economic Community that was formed by the Treaty of Rome. The "Economic" part of the description was dropped in 1993, because the original concept always was a political union, that was soon to be dominated by Germany. Post WWII and the Potsdam Agreement, they were prevented from dominating continents by force, as they and France had tried to, on and off, for the previous two centuries. There was one country they could never dominate and as the supplicant ex-communist countries, the populations of which were used to being ruled by unelected bureaucrats, were drawn into the EU, that country has said no more. The trade agreement negotiations are just a chance for a tin-pot French president with a Napoleon complex and an East-German, ex-Stasi member, to try and give Britain a kicking, before we finally leave their rotting and corrupt bloc. A trade deal may be nice, but it shrinks into a pointless piece of paper when we start reforming the rules that govern our trade, taxes and state aid. More importantly, we will be given an opportunity to again demonstrate why we are the shining beacon of democracy and innovation that we have been over the last two centuries, when we weren't defeating unelected French and German dictatorships. As we leave the EU at midnight, on the 31st December, 2020, I will be turning round and giving the time-honoured "V-sign" to the EU and will enjoy the challenges we will face up to, in 2021. What I will be most looking forward to in 2021, is returning to Europe to watch the Saints in the Champions League, carrying a blue passport and a red and white scarf.
  7. We leave on January 1st, 2021, mate. We've had 4 years to see that the EU really only wanted to inflict a punishment beating on us. Germany printing money to feed to bankrupt countries to buy their goods. That's the reality.
  8. I don't know how he managed to keep his sense of humour. Who do these unelected, no-mark, arrogant, sniffy bureaucrats think they are? I can tell you who they aren't. Democratically elected representatives of the 5th largest economy in the world, that who. A country that used its democratic right, to vote to leave their protectionist club to strike out on its own. Boris is our PM and I'll bet that the majority of the country is behind him all the way. Imagine if we had a referendum to re-join the EU? I bet a pound to a pinch of shit it would be a landslide to stay on the side line and watch the EU go the way of the USSR. In fact, I will particularly enjoy watching Ireland economy go down the shitter and Italy shaft Germany big time.
  9. We're looking for a trade deal, not to become a member.
  10. It is not for the EU to extend the current fisheries policy. We have to agree to it. I'd tell Macron to fuck off. Meanwhile, as of today, the UK has arranged FTAs with almost 60 countries and we have fisheries agreements in place with Norway and Iceland, which incidentally involve the annual discussions which are so difficult for the EU, even though fishing is much more important to these two countries than to the EU. I wonder what proportion of the population of the UK just wants to leave this EU prison? Even most of the so-called remainers, I would imagine, now that the EU 27 are resorting to German led bullying. Still the Germans have form, don't they?
  11. 2 tickets for the Sheffield United game. Only drawback is the missus wants to come. Still at least I'll be 2 metres away from her. Won't have to listen to the normal irrelevant non-football comments during the game.
  12. The original quote from Super Uwe that I was replying to, mentioned country, as in: I am not sure any of our politicians have grasped how much difference being a third country outside the SM and CU will be in terms of customs checks, paperwork, border delays etc. Too late now though, unless there is some epic caving in or fudge agreed. Then you stuck your ill-informed oar in, with a post which I should have ignored. Now, go and have lie down in a dark room and reflect on your behaviour. Don't worry, I don't need an apology, just the hope that you will learn some respect for your intellectual superiors.
  13. I think the confusion in the matter of global trade has been caused by the EU considering itself to be a country, rather than primarily a trading block. Their confusion extends to the power they think they are owed over our laws and fishing waters. Europe has always been the land of tinpot dictators. Jeez, it was only in 1975 that Spain was a fascist dictatorship. Go back a little way to 1940 and Pétain was granted essentially dictatorial powers over France by the National Assembly, after rolling over to Hitler, while Britain fought tooth and nail. Meanwhile, Ireland and Sweden essentially collaborated with the Nazi's. No, there are those in this country that can see the EU experiment, with the benefit of a wider historical perspective and can recognise newly jumped up, unelected no-marks for what they are. Unelected. Now is the time for Britain, as it always has, to put these dangerous people back in their boxes. We're the cradle of democracy and law, FFS.
  14. You think the EU is a country. Bless... The US is our biggest export market, there is no doubt about that. I'm not sure how our exports to trading blocks like the EU and NAFTA compare, but my guess is that the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), made up of 10 Southeast Asian countries, in addition to South Korea, China, Japan, Australia and New Zealand may well be our biggest export market in the future and last time I looked, none of them were demanding access to our waters or level playing fields.
  15. I expect they think it is going to be similar to trading with our largest export partner, the US.
  16. It's the life we are all leading under lockdown, you total muppet. Why else would I be replying to a zero like you? Even that level of social interaction is better than shouting at my dog...
  17. "Incontinence pants" more like...
  18. Since June, 2020: Under President Trump’s leadership, Israel officially established relations with the UAE, allowing Emirati citizens to be the first in the Arab world to not require Israeli entry permits. The Administration announced that the VA is creating a National Women Veterans Oncology System of Excellence, providing women Veterans with cutting edge care and access to lifesaving clinical trials. The Administration announced the DHS Center for Countering Human Trafficking, the government’s first integrated law enforcement operations center supporting criminal investigations and victim support. The unemployment rate fell in 30 states. Under President Trump’s leadership, Bahrain and Israel signed a Joint Communique on the Establishment of Diplomatic, Peaceful and Friendly Relations and signed Memorandums of Understanding. President Trump signed the Commander John Schott Hannon Veterans Mental Health Care Improvement Act of 2019, strengthening the mental health workforce and improving rural access to mental healthcare. President Trump signed a bill into law designating 988 as the universal number for the national suicide hotline starting in 2022. President Trump awarded more than $42.3 billion in grants to states for supplemental lost wage payments. The Trump administration announced that the USAID awarded $30 million in small businesses owned by service-disabled veterans, $9.1 million above the 2019 Fiscal Year. The United States Agency for Internal Development announced an award of almost $900 million to American Small businesses, the Agency’s largest total obligation given in support of U.S. entrepreneurs. The Administration awarded a $6.98 million contract to Teel Plastics, LLC, to expand the industrial production capacity of injection-molded and extruded swabsticks used for COVID-19 testing kits. The Administration’s Operation Warp Speed rehearsed distribution plans to identify roles, responsibilities, and potential challenges during the distribution process. The Administration announced that communities that are a part of the federal surge testing effort for COVID-19 now have the option of easy-to-use saliva tests. President Trump signed an executive order that established the One Trillion Trees Interagency Council, promoting healthy forests by actively managing them through partnerships. The Trump administration awarded over $197 million to advance microelectronics technology, supporting technology priorities in AI, 5G communications, quantum computing, and autonomous vehicles. The Administration announced an $8 million contract to improve maternal health data and create a network of at least 200 hospitals to deploy clinical, evidence-based best practices in maternity care. The Trump administration announced a partnership with the global sanitation company LIXIL to extend market-based solutions for sanitation and hygiene to underserved communities around the world. The Trump administration announced an agreement with Cytiva to expand the company’s manufacturing for products that are essential in producing COVID-19 vaccines. President Trump signed an executive order on “Modernizing America’s Water Resource Management and Water Infrastructure,” ensuring effective management of our nation’s water supplies and systems. The Administration awarded $481 million to Cue Health, Inc., expanding U.S. production capacity for a cartridge-based point-of-care COVID-19 molecular test that produces results in about 20 minutes. The Administration announced that the USDA will award $10 million to SNAP programs that help participants gain the skills, training, and work experience they need to move toward and into employment. The Trump administration announced that the USDA is extending flexibilities to allow free meals to continue to be available for all children throughout the entire 2020-2021 school year. Secretary Carson announced that in the first year of the program, the Foster Youth Independence Initiative awarded 844 vouchers to former foster youth at risk of homelessness. President Trump signed an executive order addressing the negative impact of prolonged shutdowns on mental and behavioral health increasing suicide prevention efforts. The Trump administration awarded $9 million in Healthy Homes Production grants to 12 tribes and tribal agencies to help protect children and families from home and health safety hazards. The Administration awarded $2.24 billion in Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grants providing essential support services to improve the health quality of more than half a million people with HIV. The Trump administration announced $20 billion in new funding for providers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic. The Administration announced $574 million in emergency relief for road and bridge repairs, assisting communities damaged by storms, floods, and unexpected events. The Trump administration announced that the USDA’s Farmers to Families Food Box Program delivered more than 100 million food boxes supporting farmers and families affected by the coronavirus. The Trump administration announced a $20 million contract for On Demand Pharmaceuticals to develop critical technology, supporting the response to the coronavirus pandemic. President Trump nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit to fill the Supreme Court vacancy after the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The Department of Veteran Affairs announced that they are allowing home mortgage loan deferments for Veterans who have experienced financial hardships due to the coronavirus. President Trump signed an America-First Healthcare executive order, stating the policy of the Federal Government is to protect those with preexisting conditions & ensure access to affordable care. The Trump administration announced that the United States Department of Agriculture is investing $268 million to modernize rural drinking water and wastewater infrastructure across 28 states. President Trump signed an executive order ending training sessions that stereotype based on race and sex, instead promoting diversity training on inclusive workplaces where no one feels marginalized. The Trump administration approved $25 million in grants to the Defense Manufacturing Community Support Program; the investments will help strengthen the national security industrial base. President Trump signed an executive order authorizing sanctions on certain arms deals with Iran, restoring UN sanctions & sanctioning over 24 entities & individuals supporting Iran’s nuclear program. President Trump signed Executive Order 13224, which strengthened and consolidated sanctions to fight against those who commit, threaten to commit or support terrorism. President Trump signed the Abraham Accords Peace Agreement with the United Arab Emirates, the State of Israel, and Bahrain. The Trump administration signed contracts with five American businesses worth a maximum value of $136 million to manufacture 15 million COVID-19 reusable isolation gowns. The Trump administration signed contracts with nine American businesses to deliver 73 million coronavirus disposable isolation gowns at the cost of $335 million. The Trump administration announced the investment of nearly $115 million to combat the opioid crisis in rural communities. President Trump signed an executive order to lower drug prices by expanding drugs covered by the “most favored nations” pricing scheme to include both Medicare Part B and D. The Department of Veterans Affairs announced that 42 states and one U.S. territory signed the PREVENTS state proclamation pledging to prioritize suicide prevention for Veterans and all citizens. President Trump announced that Bahrain struck a deal to normalize relations with Israel, further reshaping alliances in the Middle East. The Trump administration announced $2.9 million in Defense Protection Act COVID-19 contracts to help retain critical workforce capabilities and provide life-saving medical services and equipment. The Administration announced the allocation of the remaining near $2 billion in CARES Act relief funds to go to the Community Development Block Grant Program, providing nearly $5 billion in funding. The Trump administration issued guidance to allow state-licensed pharmacists to order and administer COVID-19 vaccines expanding convenient access to Americans. President Trump signed an executive order to ban oil drilling off the coasts of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina, safeguarding the State’s shores and protecting critical jobs. Job growth marked the 4th largest gain in American history, 2.5 times better than any month under the Obama-Biden administration. The Administration announced the first comprehensive cybersecurity policy for systems used in outer space and near space, enhancing the nation’s cyber defenses in space. President Trump announced that Serbia and Kosovo have committed to economic normalization due to the Administration’s action. The Trump administration awarded $10 million to Copan Industries Inc, to expand the domestic production capacity of flock tip swabs to 14.4 million per month in support of COVID-19 testing. 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The Trump administration provided $15 million in funding opportunities to support socially disadvantaged veteran farmers and ranchers in an effort to help them successfully own and operate farms. The Trump administration announced the use of the Defense Production Act to apply priority rate order for contracts with Becton Dickinson and Quidel Corporation. Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, announced a new grant program that will assist higher education emerge from the coronavirus pandemic and provide expanded educational opportunities for students. The Trump administration announced their partnership with OnStar’s emergency services to improve access to current suicide prevention resources for Veterans. The Trump administration entered a $750,000 agreement with Plasma Technologies, LLC, to develop and optimize a process to produce higher yielding anti-COVID-19 immune serum for manufacturing. The Trump administration announced that they will be distributing $1.4 billion in relief funds to certain children’s hospitals to assist with the coronavirus impact. The Trump administration announced that the McKesson Corporation will be a central distributor for the future COVID-19 vaccines and related supplies needed to administer the vaccine. Due to the Trump administration’s coronavirus response, the fatality rate for Americans over the age of 70 has declined by about 85%. President Trump announced that Israel and the United Arab Emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations as part of a historic deal called the Abraham Accord, led by Trump’s Administration. The Trump administration announced a $371 million investment to improve rural electric infrastructure across 11 states. 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The Trump Administration announced that the Department of Veteran Affairs has successfully reduced prescription opioid use in patients within the VA health care system by 64%. President Trump announced that export authorizations for liquefied natural will go through 2050 and signed four permits for pipeline and rail transport of fossil fuels. The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy released its 2020 Drug-Free Communities report finding that the Trump administration’s Drug-Free Communities Program lowered youth substance use. President Trump signed four executive orders to ensure that Americans are receiving the lowest price possible for their prescription drugs. The Department of Defense awarded a $4.9 million contract to Pall Corporation to increase industrial base expansion for medical ventilator components. 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President Trump’s United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement trade deal will potentially add up to 588,000 jobs and grow U.S. GDP by $235 billion. The Trump administration launched a $3 million public safety campaign to combat child vehicular heatstroke deaths across the country. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Department of Homeland Security and the Cybersecurity Infrastructure and Security Agency distributed over 346 million masks for critical workers. President Trump ordered testing of more than 500,000 Americans each day which will soon be equivalent to 30 million people in the United States.
  19. So, you're saying there was a voter fraud?
  20. There was no voter fraud, just a response to the behaviour of an egotist that proved deeply unpopular with many US voters. What has proved popular is the policies for which Trumpian Republican party stood. When the Covid tide retreats and we have 4 years to reflect on both the achievements of the Trump Presidency and the failure of an impotent Democratic party controlling a senile President, but not the Senate, to get anything meaningful done, we will see Conservatism triumph again. Firstly it will happen in a revitalised Britain, free of the EU shackles and with Corbyn's style of Socialism finally dead and buried. Then Trump will become the kingmaker in the Republican party, anointing a more media friendly candidate to initiate a UK/US alliance that will finally dominate the West for decade to come. We are about to enter a golden age of freedom from wokeism and socialist interference with personal liberty. Rejoice, for the battle was lost but the war will be won.
  21. So, a very strange news item about Prince William testing positive for covid 19. He didn't tell anyone because he didn't want anyone to worry? Well, I've heard from two sources that he's been a naughty husband, if you know what I mean. Track and trace would have exposed with whom he's alleged to be naughty with, wouldn't it? I wonder when the story will break?
  22. Boris playing a blinder.
  23. I think you got that wrong. What you should have said is that "...sexual abuse is viewed less harshly by Liberals in this country." An example of this, is detailed in this local news article.
  24. Trump playing a blinder...
  25. US President Donald Trump has been nominated for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize. Norwegian far-Right politician Christian Tybring-Gjedde made the nomination following a “historic peace agreement” between the United Arab Emirates and Israel. The leader also praised Mr Trump for resolving other protracted conflicts worldwide and said he has made "tremendous efforts" in brokering peace. “For his merit, I think he has done more trying to create peace between nations than most other Peace Prize nominees,” Mr Tybring-Gjedde told Fox News.
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