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Sir Patrick Vallance slams Brexit “Brexit was definitely a problem for science. We were part of a very successful European funding scheme with very large collaborations, right the way across Europe which took a setback. And we had to leave that scheme and getting back into it has been... show more

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Marita Gormleyvor 2 Jahren

@mikegalsworthy Brexit was driven by the rich and the poor. The rich trying to hide their money and avoid tax and the poor being duped by the sunlit uplands.

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Simon Boitoultvor 2 Jahren

@mikegalsworthy The CEO of Welcome at the TBI Conference said that the cost of employing a scientist has increased by 30% due to visa requirements that are the new n't covered by Horizon agreement. You need FOM for scientists under Horizon.

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Stuart Clarkevor 2 Jahren

@mikegalsworthy It's very simple. Co-operation is a two way street and the EU refuses to cooperate until they take political and judicial control back. Brexit was a vote on an equally simple principle. The sovereign power over this country must remain with the citizens of it. Nothing more.

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Jan, no farmers, no foodvor 2 Jahren

@mikegalsworthy And still you don't see that the EU were giving the UK a bloody nose for not complying. Brexit wasn't the problem, poor negotiating and the jackboot was

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Liz Webstervor 2 Jahren

@mikegalsworthy Jan Brexit is destroying our farming and food production, making us more reliant on the EU for food. Now that food costs more because we have Brexit trade barriers pushing up prices. Why do you think this is a good idea?

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John Tomovor 2 Jahren

@mikegalsworthy my son Sean, lost his position in the LSTM because of cuts to funding caused by Brexit .. #BrexitDisaster

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ProperGander17🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿vor 2 Jahren

@mikegalsworthy Vallance belongs in jail.

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Jovor 2 Jahren

@mikegalsworthy Finally, some grown ups in the room

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Katherine@EyesOpen😎🔥🙏vor 2 Jahren

@mikegalsworthy Do you not realise how evil Vallance is?

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Richard Tice, "We've got the lowest growth decade for 70 years" Cathy Newman, "Some of that has to do with Brexit which you egged on" RT, "I'm right, they're wrong" CN, "And don't you think Brexit had a part to play in that?" RT, "None at all" CN, "None at all?" RT, "The mainstream media cannot accept that Brexit is a great opportunity" CN, "Well a lot of people who voted for Brexit don't think it was a great opportunity and are now in remorse" RT, "There's no remorse" CN, "No remorse?" RT, "The remorse is that this Tory government has failed to take advantage of Brexit opportunities"

Farrukh

674,797 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Back in the day, the right used to be very Pro-European. From Churchill to Mosley, both advocated for a united Europe. The current right is not right, they're wrong on the European Union. We are one civilization, and we need each other to thrive. Just listen for a second..

Back in the day, the right used to be very Pro-European. From Churchill to Mosley, both advocated for a united Europe. The current right is not right, they're wrong on the European Union. We are one civilization, and we need each other to thrive. Just listen for a second..

NXT EU

80,681 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten