Comments by "BritishFreedom" (@BritishFreedom) on "EU Debates | eudebates.tv" channel.

  1. I read a bit of the contract... "Best effort" was mentioned multiple times... Why is the EU commission trying to say otherwise?
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  2. Of course it's going to be a no deal Brexit. This is because the EU refuses to cede control of Britain to the British. The EU still want to rule over us. It's not happening. We voted to leave and leave we will. A FTA would have been nice. It's nice to have friendly relationships with other Countries. But I get it...... The EU is hurt we're leaving, it wants to remain in control of various aspects of the UK economy, but all the EU are doing is creating a massive problem for themselves here in Britain... The EU has become an unfriendly actor for the UK and in future, we will treat the EU as such.
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  3. More EU spin... Funny how these Eurocrats bleat on about the "EUs Internal Market" but issue threats to break up the UKs Internal Market and when we move to stop that happening, all you see from these idjuts is a demonstration in dummy spitting.. If it wasn't so sad to witness, I'd be creased up laughing my head off.
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  4. Do you want some fish and chips to go with that salt?
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  5. The EU should take AstraZeneca to Court if they are unhappy with the outcome of the deal... They'll soon find that "Reasonable Best Efforts" in any contracts, just means "I'll try" Companies aren't obliged to lose money with this in the contract. They'll find in any Court, even with the biased, partisan ECJ that they don't have a leg to stand on. Perhaps if the EU wanted a more efficient supply line, they should have put more money in to the AstraZeneca supply lines and production facilities like the UK did and they wouldn't be having this problem now. Instead the EU threw money at failed German and French companies that haven't even produced a vaccine. But no, the EU wanted it as cheap as possible and spent an extra 3 months driving a hard bargain... So short sighted of them.. The EU failed very badly on this.
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  6. My guess is he's been watching Von De leyen in action and come to the conclusion that the dozy cow needs a good slap.
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  7.  @luxessence1095  Come join us mate. I've had a massive feel good factor for months now.. It's like a weight being lifted off your shoulders. QUITALY !!!!!
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  8. Seeing as Von De Leyen is in the business of quoting Thatcher.. I'd like to point out that Thatcher was quite clear that the EU was doomed to failure and it's downfall was inevitable.
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  9.  @0muskett0  Not whilst being a member of the EU we didn't.. Why else do you think the EU still wants to control our fishing waters... Control our working practises (level playing field) and have the ECJ control/decide our laws and disputes.. Do you seriously think that we controlled these things before and all of a sudden the EU wants to take charge of this stuff now we're leaving...? C'mon Chris, it ain't rocket science, you just need to use a little bit of brain power to work it out.
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  10. WOW we approved this weeks ago. How many lives as EU incompetence cost?
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  11. Has the big baby calmed down now the EU has got it's dummy back?
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  12. If the EU was a Democracy, Von De Lyon would have been voted out of office yesterday... Unlucky for them, the EU has given up on Democracy and they're stuck with the useless prat.
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  13. So International Contract Law is no longer binding, all because the EU are useless, were slow, late and made bad contracts so because some of these vaccines are made in EU territory, the International Legal System no longer counts.... Don't expect Countries or Companies to honour any contracts with you EU. You're more shifty than a Ten Bob note.
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  14. She said that the EU would have fragmented if Countries had have sought their own vaccines... WOW. She put EU unity above the lives of the people of Europe. Sacked? She should be put in jail.
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  15. EU officials back the NI Protocol even though it breaks the GFA and the Act of Union 1707. There is only one solution here on the UK side. Amend the NI protocol or scrap it. There is a solution should the EU choose to engage. That is, and traffic between NI and UK only, and not using NI as a transit area needs to be free of checks and paperwork
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  16. Yes, take your time to go through the contract... Count how many times it says AZ will give it's "Best Effort" to meet it's delivery schedule.. That "Best Effort" could have been helped with financing from the EU to increase it's capacity at it's Plants in the EU... Shame the EU didn't do that, unlike the UK who put extra money in to the company to do just that here in the UK..
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  17.  @FabsPlay  Will you be voting for Von De Lyon in the next election, or will you be voting to replace her? Ooooops... Nearly forgot... The EU isn't a Democracy.. You can't vote her out. Europe has already fallen.
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  18.  @vullings1968  So you openly admit to wanting to break up the UK? Thanks for making that clear and also making it clear that the EU weren't acting in good faith... Breaking the WA and breaking the Belfast Agreement. The US isn't on the EU's side in this argument. Only the Democrats are and they aren't in power. The Democrats are a load of far left fuckwits that want to see Western Civilisation fall.... You should check the recent press conference of Mike Pompeo. Trump aside, he's the most important person in the US right now.
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  19.  @-JB-cod  And now they're spitting out their dummies because we've stopped them in their tracks. Those sneaky underhand EU twats.
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  20.  Erx  British -Turkey relations are very good. Turkey has acted as a buffer zone for Europe against the extremities of some of those Middle Eastern States. We in Britain recognise that. These Europhiles are power tripping. Fuck 'em.
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  21.  @NickStrife  Libya, Syria and Greece are all messes created by the EU. There Cyprus issue has been long standing, the EU has done nothing to rectify it.. It's not about "Euroscepticism" it's about truth. Your Europhilia has blinded you to the damage the EU has been doing on it's borders. Wake the fuck up.
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  22.  @NickStrife  Why what crime has Erdogan committed? He helped sort out Isis in Syria, whilst EU leaders wanted to help them out in the early days... Erdogan is in Libya helping to sort out that EU mess, used as a jumping point for mass migration in to Europe, a mess created by the EU when they decided they wanted Gadaffi out. Get your head out of the EU's arse, stop buying their fake propaganda and open your eyes. You come across as a complete idiot.
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  23.  @NickStrife  Libya has been in a state of civil war ever since the EU decided to bomb Gadaffi out of power. Syria is a mess created by the EU when they started backing Isis in order to remove Ashad. The EU wanted to lend ISIS military AID at one time FFS. Turkey was the one stable factor in all that. Even taking in refugees. Turkey is drilling for Oil off the Coast of Cyprus. Cyprus is split in to two, one part being Greek and the other Turkish. They're drilling off the Turkish part. Which is their right under International Law. If you have a problem with Turkey allowing migrants pass out of it's birders, then I suggest you have a word with France for allowing illegals to buy Dinghys and illegally come to Britain. Unless of course you're a total hypocrite?? Your "facts" aren't facts, they're EU propaganda pushed on the MSM to dupe muppets like yourself. More fool you for believing them.
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  24. Nobody in the EU is capable of reform. They're stuck in their ideology. All they know is more of the same.
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  25. I can see Russia turning off the taps of the Nord Stream pipeline.. Or they will in future. It won't be long now before the Russians have the EU by the balls. I can't wait to see them put on the squeeze so I can watch as the EU squeals.
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  26. The only cost to the EU is relinquishing control.....
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  27.  @thr04w4y  What debt do we owe you? lol.. Talk sense pal. We import more from you than we export. Our currency is getting devalued. We ain't going to buy from the EU anymore. We will buy British or source cheaper from further afield at a cheaper rate (as we're outside the EU's external tariff). Our economy is about to get a real shot in the arm as British produce becomes cheaper. Yours has just lost 1.2 million jobs. I say 1.2 million jobs, that's a IMF prediction..
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  28. Nothing on the Pfizer shortfall? Perhaps if the EU had pulled their finger out earlier then the supply lines would be in place by now.
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  29.  @dge5348  What International treaties as the UK broken? If the EU bans the export of vaccines then it's in violation of both the UN and WTO. Right now, the EU is acting like North Korea.
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  30. 17 million doses delivered and 40 cases of blood clotting. Similar figures to the Pfizer jab, but nothing gets said about Pfizer. They're also moaning about delivery shortfalls. Well, if they want more jabs then put some more money in to help with that production schedule. And if they don't want it then why ban it's export? The EU are making a right old mess about this. They have an aggressive attitude to anything British, and it's costing them lives. They haven't got over Brexit, they need to grow up.
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  31.  @-JB-cod  I can't help laugh at this myth the EU puts out about the Withdrawal Agreement putting a border in the Irish Sea, like it's somewhere off the Coast of the Isle of Man or something... lol... The Border is in the Ports on NI and the EU's threat to starve NI by banning UK food produce entering NI, does break the Good Friday Agreement and gives us the right, under International Law to scrap the Withdrawal Agreement, because they would have already broke the Good Friday Agreement. By introducing the UK Internal Market Bill, the UK has done the EU a massive favour.
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  32.  @3s0t3r1c  No they're not, they didn't get a choice. The majority of people in NI want to remain in the Union. That is, the UK union. That's why Unionist Parties hold the majority in Stormont. C'mon kid, stop listening to EU lies and open your eyes to the actual facts that are out there.
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  33. The EU are just stupid. They've banned Shellfish from the UK, yet Shellfish foods have a high Vitamin D content in them, which helps fight Covid... I've come to the conclusion that the EU wants to purposely harm it's own people.
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  34. AstraZeneca has delivered 17 million dozes to the EU and the EU have reported 40 cases of bruising. It's hardly unsafe. The EU are ridiculous. The EU are still moaning about delivery shortfalls. Instead of the EU constantly attacking the AstraZeneca jab, why not work with them and put some more money in to up production, or just allow them to export the jab if they don't want it. The EU are playing politics with peoples lives. They're idiots
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  35. And the UK supplied funding to AstraZeneca back in May last year to get the supply lines up and running as quick as possible. The EU were months behind. They're useless.
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  36.  @rugbychampion1  Yeah, release the contract. The thing is. The UK is ahead of the curve and will get vaccinated quicker (the EU hasn't even approved this vaccine yet). When that's done there will be ample supplies that can hit the EU, giving the EU an overload of supplies to add to AstraZenecas EU operations.. If the EU is not careful, those extra supplies coming from the UK will go elsewhere. The EU were one of the last ones to buy in to this British jab, there's many other Countries that bought it long before the EU even sniffed their noses at this vaccine. It must cut them to the quick to have to buy vaccines from us, this "tiny little Island" that they're now so reliant on. I see France has now given up even trying to make a jab lol... Just fucking useless.
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  37. We need to ban the EU fleet from fishing in our waters. This pulse fishing is a disgrace. And in no way are EU fleets entitled to our natural resources. To think that they are is an abuse of their own sense of entitlement.
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  38.  @NickStrife  It's not illegal to sell a fellow NATO ally weapons... It is illegal for the EU to fish in our waters without our permission. In fact, they call that Piracy. We'll see who the criminals are.
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  39.  @NickStrife  I don't see Turkey attacking any of it's NATO Allies. The only side ramping things up are the EU.. They on an ego trip and it's very dangerous.
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  40.  @NickStrife  I'm not reading reams and reams of comments. So I'll pass on your second two. But I do see how desperate you are. Desperate people are usually in that place because of their own short comings. Have a long hard look at yourself kid.
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  41.  @NickStrife  "Western Culture" is the enemy of our ruling elites by the looks of things..
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  42.  Clannie 184  If Turkey produces good weapons then yes, we'll buy them. What's your problem?
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  43. @Diarmaid O'Riordan More Europe more Europe more Europe..... You know the drill... Unless of course, those few braincells you have aren't firing.... Because I don't call that reform.
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  44.  @kaba_me  Yes, we actually do elect our Police Commissioners here in the UK. But C'mon, Police Commissioners are way down the scale compared to the leader of the EU, which puts out it's own Diplomats, Diplomats that the EU believe should have Diplomatic Immunity.
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  45.  @vullings1968  Brexiteers cheered it because the remainers were blocking Brexit and getting this through allowed Brexit to move on to the next stage. Gove and Cummings even said, if down the line we don't like the deal, we'll just scrap it. :) FU EU
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  46. The MEPs just don't get it... Von De Leyen said back in December that "This was the EUs moment" Ha ha ha ha haaaaaaa ha ha ha... What? To show how pathetic and useless it is.
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  47. Robbing Peter to pay Paul as the old English saying goes....
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  48. Our covid rates have fallen by 80% from this time 2 weeks ago. We'll be coming out of the Pandemic first. Secondly. We haven't been ramping up border checks, unlike the EU who have been out and out Gestapo like at the border. This will happen in 6 months time. After we've lined up the other trade deals and reached in to those markets. So that's another whammy for the EU to come down the line. These figures are more propaganda by the EU in order to make Brexit look like a mistake and the EU to be the greatest thing ever. It's low quality propaganda at best, I can't believe the people of Europe still buy this crap.
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  49. The Tories will be toast. Boris has missed a great opportunity to boost Britain. I just watched the BBC moaning about our motor industry and farming... Me and the Missus were laughing our heads off. The EU sells us 2.3 million Cars a year. A no deal scenario allows us to put quotas on those Cars. Put a 300,000 quota on EU Cars coming in to the UK and just you watch other manufacturers move here and bring their supply chains to Britain. This would power us out of this Covid mess. We import more food than we make. Our farmers would have a field day post Brexit as EU agri-goods become too expensive, allowing them to expand and yes, we can introduce more Sea Food in to our diet. The Tories, if they've betrayed us and sold us out. Will be hammered for decades to come in the GEs of the future.
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  50.  @gdwnet  You actually still think the EU is just a trade block? Get real Gary.
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  51.  Bainsworth  The Worlds much bigger, we know. We ruled most of it at one time.
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  52. The EU are that desperate they've gone arse licking up to the Russians... ROFL..
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  53.  @dge5348  Maybe AZ should just stop all shipments to the EU and be done with it. If all the EU can do is threatening and bully, then they're not a trusted partner to have.
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  54. Blocking exports of the vaccine especially to Britain will break International Law. If she's on about using Article 122 ? then this is an internal market clause and is irrelevant. The EUs vaccine fiasco could go from bad to worse very quickly. And to think.... Back in December 2020 Von De Leyen stated that "This was the EUs moment" ..... Lol.
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  55. There was never a deal to be done due to the outrageous EU demands. Boris might as well scrap the withdrawal agreement all together and be done with it.
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  56. It doesn't matter if they ban exports to the UK. We have the NovaVax vaccine coming on line in April. Made in the UK.
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  57.  Marilena Ganea  You want a tissue hun?
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  58.  Marilena Ganea  I didn't steal the tissue hun. And if you're talking about giving back people their dues, you can repay the £500 billion the UK has paid in to the EU coffers back.
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  59.  Marilena Ganea  Finders keepers losers weepers... Keep crying hun.
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  60.  Marilena Ganea  Reading all your comments on here.... Looks like you're crying bigtime... Free tissues here, just saying..
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  61.  Marilena Ganea  You were crying about fishing and us owing you money. lol. I laid down some hard facts... WOW.. It really got you triggered.. Do you need a safe space?
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  62.  Marilena Ganea  You come steal our fish... You tried the same with Canada and Iceland.. You even have the EU telling Italy to reduce the pension of it's people and make them work longer to pay for the Covid bailout and you call others thieves?? No wonder you're so upset.. Reality knocking on the door..
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  63.  Marilena Ganea  I'm glad you agree that they're our fish... Wait.. Then you say they're not our fish.. Confused much hun? That happens when you get upset... Emotional... Unhinged... We leaving EU means leaving the CFP all those batshit crazy EU rules are gone. If you want our fish, then you buy them from us. Or... Back to eating snails and frog legs for you!
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  64.  Marilena Ganea  The CFA is finished one we leave the EU. Article 50 is clear. When a member state leaves the EU all arrangements and treaties seize to exist. Perhaps, the reason we're too poor is because we've given you lot £500 billion.. Seeing as you're boycotting our goods... Could you please boycott our language too.. Whilst you're at it, why don't you boycott our inventions too. Time to cancel your broadband and throw away your computer hun... Don't be a hypocrite now, practice what you preach.
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  65.  Marilena Ganea  We invented the internet/world wide web, we invented the computer...... Yet we make no money off these things? And you call us thieves... We gave these things to the World.... We give to the World hun. We gave the EU access to our fishing grounds and now you cry and moan and bitch... Because we want it back... Who are the thieves hun? Because it isn't us. Our problem is we're too generous and the rest of the World just takes liberties.
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  66.  Marilena Ganea  I own 2 houses, I have a nice Japanese Car and get paid good money for my time. And seeing as we're talking about giving all our stuff away... Can we have our language back please. Or are you going to carry on stealing that from us too?
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  67.  Marilena Ganea  All languages have taken bits from other languages. Languages are forever changing.. But English is our language Stop stealing our stuff.
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  68.  @thr04w4y  I've already bought the popcorn... Watching the EU collapse in front of my eyes, I'm sure, will fill the void :)
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  69.  @thr04w4y  Why do we need bailing out? Unlike the EU which is in a spiralling debt and stagnation crisis. We're doing very well.
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  70. In a Democracy these people would get voted out of office.... But we all know that European people are stuck with these useless inept idiots, because a Democracy, the EU is not. The only way to change who runs your life in Europe these days is to leave and join the UK as a free Independent Nation.
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  71. How many times we've said we want a bare bones deal if that gives us our freedom back. These EU politicians just lie through their back teeth
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  72. The EU is not a Country and therefore not entitled to Diplomatic Immunity. Why des the EU think they should be treated differently/better than everybody else. If the EU wants Diplomatic Immunity then be prepared to lose it for all it's member States.
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  73.  @htlein  I take it you were too young to remember the 4 day working week, power cuts and trash being left on the street. Thatcher saved this Country. We need another just like her.
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  74.  @magnuswalker7957  Thatcher got stuff wrong, but on the whole and when I look at the PMs we had before her and those that come after, she is, by a long way. The best PM we've had since Churchill.
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  75. The EU will be squealing when Russia threatens to turn off Nord Stream pipeline in the future. The EU is getting bullied now, it's only going to get worse.
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  76.  @dge5348  The UK and AZ haven't teamed up to con the EU what rubbish. The EU is paying less than £1 a jab from AZ and paying 25-30 times as much from Pfizer and Moderna. AZ are doing the EU a favour by knocking them out at cost and not ripping the EU off like the US Pharma Giants. This jab was bought and paid for by the British tax payer and designed in one of our Universities. The US pulled out of the UN and WTO under Trump and as such aren't breaking any laws by doing that. Where as the EU is. The EU could make a law that it's legal to kill all blondes in it's territory, it doesn't make it legally legit on the World stage.. The WHO have already come out and slammed the EU over their antics.
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  77. DO AS YOU'RE TOLD KOSOVO AND SERBIA. The fascist EU has told you to jump, now jump...
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  78. The EU are breaking International Law, if a person or a company did this they'd get taken to Court. If International Law is there to be broken then we can use this as a Pretext to scrap the NI Protocol. What's good for the goose is good for the gander.
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  79. AstraZeneca produce a vaccine, sell it at cost. Give the rights to manufacture it to multiple vaccine producers and the EU decide to attack them and ban it's export.. WOW EU. You really know how to tell the World how great you are.
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  80. It reminds me of Domino Rally
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  81. Vitamin C is meant to be a good home remedy that offers some protection against Covid.
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  82.  Aris Georgopoulos  I don't buy that 21 million vaccines were sent to thee UK. The figures just don't add up. I can agree that we've had around 10 million Pfizer jabs. But as far as I know, we've had no AstraZeneca jabs from the EU. AZ were stockpiling the vaccine in the UK back in November and we know they produce 2 million a week in the UK. If you take all December, January, February and now we're at the end of March. That makes 32 million AZ jabs produced in the UK. We've also had 5 million AZ jabs from India. That makes in total, the UK has had near to 47 million jabs. We've jabbed half our population, which is around 30 million. So the question is, where have the other 17 million jabs gone that the UK are meant to have? The numbers don't stack up.
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  83.  @isacadc4552  It has been reported. Firstly it was 29 million doses. About 13 million were for export the rest for the EU. The thing is, they weren't "hidden" they were waiting final checks. Maybe instead of following what your dear leaders say in the EU you should do your own research. AZ is the only not for profit vaccine on the market. Ten times cheaper than the Pfizer jab btw. It's the only vaccine maker to allow other vaccine makers to produce it's vaccine. Perhaps you should be grateful that there's actually a Pharma Company out there not making £Billions from this Pandemic and actually wants to pull the World out of this crisis for the betterment of mankind. Perhaps you should be more grateful to the UK for allowing AZ to produce this vaccine in the EU in the first place as it was made in one of our Universities at our tax payers expense. Oxford has the rights on this jab.
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  84.  Bainsworth  It must of been those gunboats Boris was sending out hey.... lol...
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  85.  Bainsworth  It's you who first mentioned gunboats..... I was taking the piss... If The EU wants to subsidise Scotland as part of the EU then good luck to them... The truth is, they don't. Especially when the Orkneys and the Shetland Isles want to leave Scotland due to the SNPs policies... They'll end up like ROI after Brexit and a no deal. A complete basket case. They'll be begging to rejoin the Union after a few years. And when they do, There will be no Barnet formula and no favoured status as we move 100,000 State backed jobs back to the rest of the UK.
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  86.  @narancauk  The EU is evil. They've fallen in to the age old problem that mankind struggles from. The people at the top think they know best. Yet become detached from the average person on the street. They stifle democracy (they're unelected and only the unelected commission can make laws) and they can't stand it when somebody else has a different point of view to theirs. That evil is communism.
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  87.  @narancauk  Different side of the same coin.
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  88. Either we find a better way to smooth trade between NI and GB together or we will unilaterally make those changes.
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  89.  @ottomaier8219  Then we scrap the WA, problem solved. The US can't drop sanctions on us. We've applied to join CCTP, Biden also wants to join CCTP. This will give us a defacto FTA with the US. Unless Biden rules out joining CCTP, which will strengthen the hands of China, which is something else he doesn't want. Biden also wants us to join the Quad and wants help changing the G7 to the G10. Biden can't do all that on his own. He needs us and he knows it, that's why he's coming out with much warmer words now he's in office.
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  90.  @ottomaier8219  You're clearly clueless. Apart from correcting me on CPTTP everything else was just wishful thinking. If the US joins CPTTP and we join CPTTP then we have a FTA with them by default. The US has already asked us to join the Quad, our answer is, what's in it for us? The US wants to make the G7 in to a G10 and want us to help in achieving that. He wants that to box China in with more voices on the World stage. China isn't joining the CPTTP, many of the other members have already rejected the idea. I'm in the 21'st Century, feel free to catch up and come join me.
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  91.  @ottomaier8219  Do they not teach you Germans how to write proper sentences and Paragraphs over their in Germany? China will not get accepted. Acceptance requires other members to allow it and too many of the other members won't allow China to join. It's not rocket science.. Nobody wants China to join the G7, but India will be one of those extra ones. It's a democracy, it's on the verge of signing a FTA with the UK. Having knocked back the EU of course. Russia will not be invited to the G7 either... Boy oh boy, your very misinformed and confused. Don't you get in real politic in the EU anymore, is it all nanby panby rubbish to fill you idiots with useless crap so you can't see the big picture and ask real questions. The EU is terrible, but when I talk to imbeciles like you who are clearly just out of touch with what is going on in the World it's not hard to see why the EU is useless and rudderless if you're the pool they pick their leaders from.
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  92. The EU wanted AstraZeneca to release the contract, so they did. And it proved that the EU didn't have a leg to stand on and were spreading dissinfo in order to cover for their own incompetence in acquiring vaccine supplies. I'd say, vote these people out. But you can't. I feel sorry for the people of the EU. You're led by donkeys and there's nothing you can do about it.
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  93. This British made and British financed vaccine that the Germans and French says doesn't work, that on the same day that the EU finally approved it, they banned from export. The EU is a farce.
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  94. Don't worry bud, when we've left we'll sell you plenty of weapons.
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  95.  @Gok521  We could do a pincer movement, we'll race you. First to Switzerland wins?
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  96.  @zipz8423  That's not what I saw. Ursula spazzed out backtracked and begged the UK for our vaccine supplies.
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  97.  @zipz8423  We produce 2 million vaccines a week. We have 3 other vaccines going through approval, they're already stockpiling them. The Novavax vaccine completed stage 3 approval last week. That will also be produced in the UK same as the other two. The EU's only vaccine is made by an American company and developed by a Turk. I'm just hoping that the EU take AZ to Court, so they can laugh at them too. The truth is we have more vaccines than we need. We has 10 million vaccines stockpiled before we even started rolling out the jab. Why do you think we're all over here laughing at the EU as it's spits is dummy out like a spoilt child?. When we've already vaccinated nearly 10 million people. You Sir, need to get informed.
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  98.  @zipz8423  I've just herd Hancock on the BBC just fuck the EU off and say that we'll be sending our surplus vaccines to the poorer Countries in the World. Such a shame you're led by donkeys who have created a rod for their own backs. I'd say, vote them out... But alas, the EU isn't a democracy, you can't
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  99.  Marilena Ganea  There's no need to be anti-social....
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  100.  Marilena Ganea  A bit off topic but.... Were you named after an STD? Coz your name sounds real rusty....
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  101.  Jung Bolosse  The only liability is the Eurozone, propped up by the City of London.
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  102. @Diarmaid O'Riordan I ain't here complaining and whining like a big kid who's lost his candy..... That would be you :)
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  103.  @lsd8497  STFU you knobhead. What is it with you lefties, thinking you can tell others what to do. Take your tyrannical views somewhere else.
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  104.  @kaba_me  You call Von De Lyon a civil Servant. But she seems to be able to order these Countries in the EU around and they seem to do as she says. That's a lot of power for a civil servant that you can't vote out of office.
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  105.  @plebius  I think the EU should punish the UK as much as it can.... And veto the Brexit deal, go to no deal so they can make UK can suffer... :)
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  106.  @plebius  It's a difficult one. Irish Nationalists love this Protocol, but it's a massive slap in the face of Unionists. Which is why they've pulled out of the GFA. Personally, I want the UK to scrap the Protocol. Are the EU going to order ROI to put a border up? Not gonna happen.... Will they make ROI put a border round the whole or Ireland? Maybe... Either way, it will sharpen minds. E-borders is the solution. Always was, but Veradkar wanted to try and split NI off from the rest of the UK, so he pushed hard for this deal. It showed massive niavity on his part. Us on the mainland don't mined Irish coming over to GB (as long as they've not Fenians wanting to bomb shopping malls), I don't think the Irish mind Brits coming over to ROI. So it comes down to goods.... And if it's about goods, then E borders and digital commerce solves the problem.
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  107.  @plebius  I'm talking about one of the Paramilitary groups, that have pulled out of the GFA. the DUP did sign up to the GFA. Ian Paisley is one of the signitors. He's in the DUP. E - borders. Let's say every truck entering NI needs a chip, this chip has a manifest on it with a load schedule on it. Where it's from, where it's going, what it is. This can then be checked from a remote location and spot checks carried out if necessary. Most trucks have trackers on them, so they're easy to follow and verify their embarkment and destination places. What would it cost. Not much. Britain is a World leader in microchips. ARM supply them to all the big tech companies, most trucks have trackers on them. Push this through and on to logistic companies. To monitor it? Maybe a few hundred on either side of the border, so no infrastructure is required. What would it cost? Less than £40 million a year to run, once it's setup.. That's a small price to pay for peace.
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  108. Laws are there to be changed. As a sovereign Country, any laws that effect our internal affairs is our affair and nobody else's. EU fuck off.
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  109. I think the lesson for us all here in the UK is. next time we make a vaccine to a life threatening disease. We make sure that it can't be produced in the EU. Then these whackos in the EU can't bodge it up.
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  110. No mention of the EU losing the Court case against AstraZeneca.... You'd think the way this channel was bashing AstraZeneca that they'd have liked to cover the story with a follow up.. I guess it doesn't suit the EU narrative. You know.. The EU with egg on it's face again...
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  111.  @derekmulready1523  We import around £50 billion worth of agri product form the EU, we can get it cheaper elsewhere because the EU imposes massive tariffs on food imports. Thanks for reminding us, in the near future we'll be getting food much cheaper from now on from elsewhere in the World.:)
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  112.  @vullings1968  Fuck China, fuck the EU. And no, we haven't pissed off the US. We've pissed off the far left Democrats. They're not in power in the US. Hey, don't worry about the UK. Project fear, you've tried that once and failed, you'll only fail again. Psssttt. Looking forward to watching the EU collapse within the next 10 years...
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  113.  @griffithstoby  Well it will be better than the salmonella riddled produce sold us by the EU (much higher salmonella infections in EU then there are in US) or Horse Meat passed off as Beef.
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  114.  @freko106  Go on, name them.
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  115.  @RsGhost1  Look at the stats. They're not. One good thing about "chlorinated chicken" that you remoaners moan about is. It stops salmonella in it's tracks.
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  116.  @RsGhost1  Just checked the facts. Food poisoning in the EU is 50% higher than in the US.. Here, do the maths : http://www.cureresearch.com/f/food_poisoning/stats-country_printer.htm You really have to get your head out of the EU propaganda that they've been selling you.
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  117.  @RsGhost1  I've just given you the statistics. And what did I tell you about not buying the EU propaganda that they sell? And then you post it in a link to embellish your point. Stop wasting my time. Post Independent sources mate. They at least make you like partially sane. Not some head nodding muppet believing everything the EU tells you.
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  118.  @RsGhost1  At least they're honest about their findings.... So are you saying the EU sources are accurate? ROFL.... Get real Thierry, that just ain't so. You're just salty because we get to eat fresh fish from now on and you don't :)
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  119.  @gdwnet  Funny you mention that... The Germans just reneged on a trade deal with South America because they thought food from there would undercut their agricultural sector...
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  120.  @gdwnet  The Germans run the EU you dolt... lol... If they say no to something then it's a no for everybody. That's why they get away with breaking so many EU state Aid rules and nothing is done about it... Well, the US did take AIRBUS to the International Court and made them pay a hefty fine..
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  121.  @mijicmugendo  And what did Ireland do? They just shit themselves, cowing in their hovels hoping they'd be ok... And your mates in the IRA even supported the Nazis.
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  122.  @mijicmugendo  You shit yourselves. Stop squirming, all you lot can do is attack women and children.
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  123. Could have got it done earlier if the EU weren't so useless. I hear Novavax are refusing to sign a deal with the EU and won't be producing their vaccine on mainland Europe due to the totalitarian antics of the EU commission. You reap what you sow....
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  124. Instead of blaming Britain and attacking AstraZeneca, why not help AstraZeneca with production. Put more money in and ask other producers to produce the vaccine at their plants. There's plenty of capacity in Europe to manufacture more. Bottom line EU, is you were slow to sign the contract and wanted it at dirt cheap rates. Put more money in and they can produce more vaccines. The problem isn't hard to solve.
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  125.  @isacadc4552  AstraZeneca vaccine is not for profit. They allowed the Indian Serum Institute to produce it (as they're the biggest vaccine manufacturers in the World, and charges them 2p per jab for the rights. If the EU wanted to do it and approached AZ I reckon they'd have done it. I don;t think they would now though, not with the way they acting. That said. The British Government put money in to the AZ plants in the UK to iron out all these production issues.
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  126. They have 14 million vaccines sitting in storage and not getting used.
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  127. Don't worry Turkey, once we've left this shithouse we'll sell you plenty of weaponry.
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  128.  @jonovens7974  Do I know who owns each and every boat that fishes in our waters?? Sorry no... I didn't do my research on that... Do I know all their employees? Sorry no..... I didn't do my research on that either... Perhaps, the well informed you, can enlighten me on all that... lol I do know we catch around 10-15% of the fish that are caught in our waters every year and I know our once thriving coastal communities are now struggling and account for some of the most deprived areas in our Country..... Now is their chance to improve their lives... My version of freedom for Britain is that WE the British control and can change everything that we the people decide is wrong or in need of reform in our Country... Whilst being in the EU we can't do that. That's my version of freedom.
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  129.  @0muskett0  No, we aren't in control of Britain because the EU controls many aspects of our lives.. Fishing is one of them... The fact that people can't buy a boat and go fishing in our own waters because of EU rules is plain wrong. The only way to change that is by the unelected process in which the EU works or by leaving the EU. So we're leaving. End of.
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  130.  @jonovens7974  UKs main catch is mackeral yes, but we don't eat it... We eat mainly Cod and Haddock, but 90% of that catch in UK waters is by French and Dutch trawlers.... We import it from Iceland... How crazy is that? We're not allowed to catch what we need rom our own waters, all to serve French and Dutch fishing habits... Just ridiculous.. If we ban EU fishing fleets fishing our waters (no deal scenario) then our fish will restock naturally. Pulse fishing and EU Supertrawlers are decimating our fishing grounds, not just for now but for future generations,
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  131.  @ChildofGoodFortune  A "gammon" is a racist term used by the far left against middle aged white men....
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  132.  @0muskett0  You're describing "uselessness" in your comment right there..... Which sums the EU perfectly.....
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  133.  @0muskett0  You haven't answered one of my questions and here you are demanding that I answer your questions... What is it with you authoritarian lefties..? You seem to think that everybody owes you, but you give nothing back..
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  134.  @jonovens7974  You asked me to do my research on who owns EU trawlers and who they employ....... I said I didn't know and asked you to fill me in on this as you profess to know it all.. I'm still waiting.... PS.. I didn't say any of those things you accuse me of... I'd say "do your research", but you don't have to.... Just read my comments. You seem to be getting my comments confused with other peoples comments.
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  135. Another 3 months and we'll be hitting them like a steam train with similar restrictions.
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  136. @xste d http://www.barepopcorn.co.uk/ You're welcome.
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  137. What the EU are attempting to do is, they're threatening to kill off British people to save EU people all because they didn't invest time money and effort in the early stages of the Pandemic. It's like harvesting the organs of another Country to save the lives of people in your own Country. If they're going to seize overseas British assets, then we should do the same to EU Companies operating in the UK.
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  138. Not if they put an export ban on vaccines they won't. Ingredients for the Pfizer jab are made exclusively in the UK, US and Canada. Without them Pfizer in the EU wouldn't be able to make the jab at all.
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  139. Get your thieving fishing boats out of our waters Marty and seeing as the EU isn't allowing UK citizens in to the EU on January 1st, you can tell your stinking, polluting Lorries to get off our roads and send them by Ferry in future.
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  140. Or wait until Easter and BEG the UK to send you some of theirs, they have 16 million of them in storage already just waiting for final stage approval (the Novavax vaccine). They expect approval around Easter. I say BEG, because the way the EU is behaving, I'd much prefer them to go elsewhere.
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  141. the Germans running Europe and they want to issue ID badges allowing you to access the Continent. A shameful day.
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  142. Tell them to F off Boris and then put quotas on EU made Cars.
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  143. "They" had no right to sign it, as it breaks the GF agreement. Any change in the status of NI and it's place in the UK needs consent of the people of NI. A border in the Irish Sea does just that. The NI Protocol doesn't have the consent of the people of Northern Ireland only the UK, which had no right to agree to this deal.
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  144.  @ottomaier8219  You think this border in the Irish Sea is actually in the Sea? What somewhere between NI and the Isle of Man? Talk sense man, that is a lie. There is a border, the border is at the ports of NI whish is on the Island of Ireland and breaks the Good Friday Agreement. It also changes the relationship between NI and the UK without the consent given by the people of Ni, which also breaks the Good Friday Agreement. What the UK must do is scrap the WA and remove border controls at NI Ports... Then the EU has to decide if it wants to order ROI to put a border up. If it does then they're going to have a massive row with ROI and they can break the Good Friday Agreement, making any change of a United Ireland impossible. Unless ROI leaves the block. Which would lead to a cascade of other EU Countries wanting to leave as they will see the EU panic and euro-scepticism grow even larger. And another nail in the coffin of the EU... The path for the UK is clear, it's just how far we want to push it. Do we kill off the EU now, or make them sweat for a few more years?
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  145. They EU prats don't care about uplifting the life chances of people. They only care about expanding their political agenda. The EU is a sickness.
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  146.  Aris Georgopoulos  The EU are breaking International Law. A Law they helped to create. If the EU can't uphold their own laws because they made a mess of ordering jabs, then I don't see why should uphold any Law or agreement we have with the EU. It's called Karma.
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  147.  @imeldam1183  That's a lie. Just do the maths. 9.1 million Pfizer jabs have been administered in the UK. 1/4 of the deliveries we should have had from them btw.. We make ourselves 2 million jabs a week and we know that AZ was stockpiling them before they were cleared for approval. Back in November 2020 they said they had 10 million stockpiled here in the UK. Then we make 2 million a week. That's through December, January, February and now March. Which is another 32 million doses. We've also had a 5 million shipment from India. Now add them up. 32 million we made ourselves and 5 million from India and 1 million from the EU (which wasn't from the EU as they were made in the UK but sent to Germany for bottling). 37 + 10 = 47 million doses we have... We've jabbed 30 million people. So what the EU are saying is that we're got 17 million doses as spare capacity. Add that other 11 million that the EU are saying and we have 27 spare doses just sitting around.. That sounds pretty ridiculous to me. Which sad to say, is the norm from the EU these days.
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  148.  @leoluso  I'd have had more sympathy with the EU if the vaccine had been approved and AZ were exporting elsewhere. Still, the EU didn't get in early with AZ because the EU put their money in to EU Pharma that failed spectacularly. To suddenly expect AZ to prioritise EU when the EU snubbed them in the early stages, only putting in orders at the last minute. The EU have been very poor here.
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  149. There is no good faith. Look at the withdrawal agreement, which seeks to break up Britain.... Look at the EU's demands that run a coach and horses for our aim for full sovereignty. The EU is acting completely hostile towards Britain. The Tories need to man up and tell the EU to jog on, then go to WTO terms.
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