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🚨 George Osborne says leaving the EU customs union has devastated small and medium-sized businesses. British trade has “gone off a cliff”. The justification for leaving was that Brexit would deliver great trade deals with America. Osborne is right and it does all looks pretty fanciful. Andy Burnham must... show more

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intermax #FBPE #FPHD #RejoinEU 💙 #FBPPRvor 28 Tagen

Was he not the Chancellor in the government led by David Cameron that managed to organise the disastrously vague and badly managed referendum of 2016?

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chemoshivor 28 Tagen

Yes, and so did his foolish austerity that the Brexiteer dullards were able to piggyback on to—to create the wave of anti establishmentarianism for the Moggs, Goves, Farages & Boris Johnsons of the world to ride..

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James Murrayvor 28 Tagen

Brexit was driven by the far right Tories and their MSM allies. All a bunch of made up promises and lies printed on a daily basis, and using fear of migrants ect, the same old playbook and Johnson the main protagonist.

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Andy Taylorvor 28 Tagen

I'm not a lover Osborne, but he's spot on here 👍

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Alison Grahamvor 28 Tagen

How I agree with you!

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Clynton Keelvor 28 Tagen

He's one of the c**ts responsible for that !!

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ClareT with Ukraine heart and soul 💪vor 28 Tagen

The back story was allowing freeports and protecting wealth in tax havens.

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DaveTravisvor 28 Tagen

Another LibDem in the Tory party

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Martinvor 28 Tagen

He’s correct. 16000 businesses gone because of Brexit.

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Neil Rossvor 28 Tagen

Meanwhile when UK was in EU it was Treasure Island for the rest of the EU.

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FlCHTEvor 28 Tagen

There is no need to frame it as a mistake, Europe is emerging. The case should become clear, no need to push.

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nico roodtvor 28 Tagen

The UK thought they were still an empire, and that other countries would beg them for trade deals! That is not the case!

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HTvor 28 Tagen

@robinthemint He was senior minister put party management before country. Weak, weak, weak.

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