E.U: Leave or Stay? Your thoughts.

More control being taken back: Pro-Brexit billionaire considers moving car factory from UK to France.

 

No Deal Brexit probably announced October 31st.

Furlough ends October 31st.

Yeah, coincidence.

 

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Barnier responded to the letter from Francois:

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Got to love the "You voted for it so own it" admonishment

 

Vast Brexit customs clearance centre to be built in Kent - The Guardian

 

Will Spaffer try to deny that one like he tried to deny the one in Larne?

 

UK to open 10-12 Brexit border customs sites in EU trading shake-up - The Guardian.

10-12 sites and 5 are likely to be in Kent, and if I'm reading it correctly those 5 are expected to be working by 1st January.

 

Less than half expected to be working on time and even that comes with an aircraft carrier full of caveats if you dig into the details...

Anyway, full 206 page document flustercuck can be found here:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-border-operating-model

 

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Interestingly, £32,50 x 400 million adds up to £13 billion. Which happens to be the gross UK membership contribution to the EU budget (of which it gets about £4.5 billion back in rebate).

"We give the EU £350 million every week. Let's spaff it on customs bureaucracy instead". Didn't read that on the side of that red bus...

Brexit in a nutshell:

 

If you want more details on the old HMRC prediction:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publi...uk-leaves-the-eu-without-a-deal-third-edition

 

NI Affairs Committee is not best pleased as per their new report:

https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5801/cmselect/cmniaf/161/16102.htm

 

'Shut up and do as your told' will likely be HMG's opinion of their dissatisfaction.

 

Any waffling response to Truss's leaked letter of concern yet?

 

Nah, just "we don't comment on leaks" and "Wait for unspecified date for more details".

 

Ah, the kowtowing to transparent US protectionism has already begun, I see.

 

Yeah, I was surprised to hear one Minister say it was a political decision as the Security Services said it was manageable.

But then it's been manageable for years and years already.

So cut off the EU, cut off China. Prepare to be shafted thoroughly by the US.

 

not brexit but...

Failing Grayling comes second in [what was supposed to be] a 1 horse race:

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-53422010

Boris takes it in typical good grace.