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A thank you to Brexiteers.

And yet some people keep on insisting that Brexit is a good thing...

There are no benefits as a result of Brexit, an organisation representing UK manufacturers has said.

According to Make UK, it is currently hard for manufacturers to see any advantages from leaving the EU, and the organisation warns exports to the bloc could become a permanent problem if the government does not step in.

The organisations admitted its position following a meeting it had with SNP MP Angus MacNeil.

Tweeting yesterday, MacNeil said that “esentially, after their [Make UK] talking to 1000s of member businesses, no one has reported any advantages to Brexit.”

He later added large businesses are “still exporting, with hassles, to the EU, but a lot of small businesses have stopped”.



 
And yet some people keep on insisting that Brexit is a good thing...







Some of my fav lines from their 'About Us':
We are run largely by a volunteer team of journalists and contributors who espouse our values as a news organisation.
The London Economic was founded in 2013 by Jack Peat and Joe Mellor as a blog sharing platform for likeminded journalists and bloggers.
 
and goodness knows how valuable a USA cartoon is alongside the (above) amateur blogger. It's a double win for the intellectual rigour of jungle-clearing Remainers.

Esp. when measured against the simple fools at the Office of National Statistics and the BBC.
 


Macron looking very keen to keep Aghan refugees (sorry, "irregular migratory flows") out of Europe whilst the UK puts together a plan to take more.
 
The shittest hot take ever…




The sole German plane to leave Kabul last night, an A400M cargo plane that normal carries 116 troops, but could in extremis, carry perhaps 300, took off carrying 7.

Yes, 7.

It's not just that it took 7 when it could have taken 300, it's that it took up a landing slot that someone else could have used, and maybe took an air-to-air refuelling slot that someone else could have taken, and then a landing slot in Kuwait or wherever.
 
The EU Army idea reminds me of an old joke:

The reason the USA couuldn't persuade the Germans to participate in its Iraq invasion was the USA couldn't convince them it was violence, death and destruction on a grand enough scale for Germany to be bothered with.

I mean, really, Germany is not going to get out of bed for Afghanistan. 150 divisions marching east? Now you're talking.
 
The French ambassador, like the British Ambassador, is at Kabul airport acting as a consular official - dishing out visas and emergency travel documents.

The US ambassador has, while clutching his precious, giant flag, long gone.

The Irish government, because they refuse to learn the lessons of every previous NEO, don't have any aircraft capable of helping, so they are sponging rides off everyone else.

I'm surprised at the Swedes and the Danes, they are normally diplomatic teams people in dire straits can rely on...
 
The EU Army idea reminds me of an old joke:

The reason the USA couuldn't persuade the Germans to participate in its Iraq invasion was the USA couldn't convince them it was violence, death and destruction on a grand enough scale for Germany to be bothered with.

I mean, really, Germany is not going to get out of bed for Afghanistan. 150 divisions marching east? Now you're talking.
What are you wittering about?
 
The USA military couldn't do the job in 20 years so stand back everyone, we''re sending in the ... checks notes ... EU Army.

The same people who refused a vaccine and then couldn't roll one out anyway without fighting among themselves. .
 
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