Macron: βBrexit is the biggest lie of the last 30 years.
βThose who said, "We will be richer" - eight points of GDP less ten years later.
"βWe will solve the problem of immigration" - it is more complicated than before.
"βWe are going to crush it in international trade" - it is worse.β
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Labour hasn't officially talked about the benefits of EU and Single Market membership for over 10 years now. So do they expect to just pop it into the next manifesto without a warm up? It isn't enough to just mention Brexit damage. You have to say what makes the EU great!
Canada and Australia will have a better, closer relationship with the EU than Britain has. While they look to the future and adapt their policies to meet new challenges, the UK government still feels bound by ridiculous red lies adopted almost a decade ago. It won't even rejoin the Single Market!
According to Nigel Farage, Iceland being in the EU Single Market, having free movement of people and belonging to Schengen is perfectly compatible with national independence.
I look forward to him endorsing the same independence for the UK: back in the Single Market, with free movement and Schengen
Iceland is not in the EU, but it is a member of the Schengen area. Itβs also a member of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) and is part of the Single Market, meaning it enjoys freedom of movement with the EU.
Good to know that doesnβt impact their independence. Maybe we should try it, Nige.
Before idiotic Brexiters gloat over the Iceland referendum, it should be noted that Iceland is in the EU single market and Shengen, so are already streets ahead way better off than the UKs pathetic red lines
@eddavey.libdems.org.uk refusing to rule out a pact with the Conservatives when the last time they had a pact was the most disastrous move for LibDems in their history, where people have still not forgiven them over tuition fees. Every party, full of idiots it seems.
It goes without saying that Trump is a petulant child with his renaming, but I love how everyone on the internet is suddenly fluent in indigenous languages and the etymology of Lake Ontario π
Why have they changed the opening lines to Saving Lives At Sea... come on BBC, it was iconic!!! "We're an island nation, drawn to the sea that surrounds us...For them saving live is a WAY of life"
If Canada, who are hugely dependant on trade with the US can tell Trump where to go with his crappy trade deals, then the EU and the UK should also be able to. Why aren't they standing up to him in the same way? #Carney
I've literally lost count of the number of times I've switched on BBC News only to find it platforming Reform holding yet another "press conference". Completely uninterrupted diatribes. When is the UK Gov going to clamp down on this?
Is noone else concerned about the chilling effect that the partisan attack on an advisor Dr Fauci causes? He's not a politician. If you don't like the rules and regulations that happened during Covid, then blame Trump. He was in charge!
If we rejoin the Single Market, with all the benefits to trade, free movement, investment, growth, culture and cost of living that it brings, Reform would have to fight the next election explaining why they'd abolish those things β which is something they didn't even dare do in rhe ref!
#RejoinEU π¬π§πͺπΊ
The UK's endless political circus is a direct result of Brexit.
Leaving the EU made it impossible for any PM to deliver the kind of economy, living standards & public services that voters demand.
Meanwhile, Farage exploits the failure of his own policy for personal power.
Good to discuss on WION.
People may not be aware of it, but Brexit impacts every single area of policy that's causing problems. From inflation to failing services to lack of investment to skills shortages to defence to culture and music to interest rates to manufacturing to dissolutionment with politics.
So Starmer is going and Burnham is (probably) coming. But the cycle of failed PMs will just continue unless he has the courage to bin Brexit.
#RejoinEU π¬π§πͺπΊ
6 British Prime Ministers in the last 10 years. They will continue to keep falling until one of them finally has the balls to address the Brexit elephant in the room and the economic devastation it has wreaked on the country #RejoinEU#KeirStarmer
Since Brexiters keep screaming "brexit wasn't completed. we haven't left" can we not just #rejoineu without telling them since they all live in a state of complete deillusion anyway and won't be happy whatever we do.
You can't be at the heart of something from outside its body. We need to be in the EU, at the heart of its single market, and at the table when the big calls are made.
"Rebuilding the UK's relationship with the EU is what the Labour government will be defined by" Starmer said. Don't get me wrong I'm very pleased to hear this, but shows how his "never rejoin in my lifetime" Brexit rhetoric was (and still is) completely ridiculous.
#Channel4 have a show "Your Song" where members of the public sing a song personal to them. Then they hardly show it, and just talk all over it. I'm sure its for licensing reasons, but it just makes it all a bit shit! #YourSong
#RaceAcrossTheWorld really need to get better at showing us the time and budget differences between the teams. Even looks like they deliberately blurred the book this week!
βThe U.S. Supreme Court Historical Society has calculated that Magna Carta is cited in at least 160 Supreme Court cases since 1789, not least as the foundation of the principle that executive power is subject to checks and balances,β Charles said. Hell yeah!!! #KingCharles
I'm finding it really weird that Reddit has essentially no posts on the White House correspondents dinner shooting. The handful of posts there are, have no comments