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Trump will go for him: Burnham urged to choose EU over volatile White House
inews.co.uku/retardis_69 — 1 day ago
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Niel Kinnock says "the only patriotic thing to do is rejoin the EU"
vm.tiktok.comu/retardis_69 — 3 days ago
What political path should the UK choose?
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u/Consistent-Parking56 — 4 days ago
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Judge Dredd Defeated By Brexit With EU 2000AD Subscriptions Surcharges
bleedingcool.comu/Jedi_Emperor — 4 days ago
Britain must rejoin the EU single market within five years, Sir John Major says
independent.co.uku/PurpleAd3134 — 11 days ago
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Change is coming: John Major says the next generation will lead Britains return to Europe
vm.tiktok.comu/retardis_69 — 11 days ago
Businesses are urging Andy Burnham to build a closer relationship with the EU. Do you think that’s the right call?
Businesses have been saying Brexit hurt them since we left, and I know lots of people who want a closer relationship with Europe.
I’m not saying we should rejoin, but I do think getting closer to such a big trading partner would help ordinary people, whether that’s working abroad without visas, or being able to import goods more easily.
Do you think that Burnham should reopen the conversation?
u/Conscious_Word7520 — 14 days ago
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Happy Statehood Day Slovenia! (Sorry it's late)
en.wikipedia.orgu/Simon_Drake — 10 days ago
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Ten years on. I'm a European national who has lived here since 2001. I've just been forced to get a British passport I never wanted. I wrote about what this decade has actually felt like.
granpesar.substack.comu/isth1sit — 12 days ago
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10 Years of Brexit: did leaving the EU break UK politics?
youtube.comu/retardis_69 — 14 days ago
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How quickly after the 1975 EEC Referendum did mainstream political parties call for leaving?
I'm sick of hearing that rejoining the EU would be "undermining democracy". We voted to join the EEC back in 1975, but the political parties of the time didn't wait 30 years to start complaining about it.
I'm sure the fringe parties (who used to be unelectable) like National Front would have complained from Day 1 after the referendum. But how long did it take for a mainstream political party to propose leaving the EU?
u/Simon_Drake — 14 days ago