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4 glasses of Champagne at a lunch is a drinking problem? Everyone in the world has one then. Derpy logic again from Meds to attack someone, pretty poor form.
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4 glasses of champagne? lol you are getting desperate now.
Possibly some drugs side effect impacting on his vestibular system . His fear to engage in movements shows a spine afraid to bend over. I have googled plenty regarding the condition he has, its actually quite common to fall over backwards.
As for the kind souls mocking him, it reminds me of 70s when France was mocking President Pompidou haggard yet puffy countenance to learn belatedly the poor man was actually pumped up with steroids as he was dying from cancer. And die he did.
You are a pitiful person.
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Btw.
https://www.rt.com/business/433477-eu-japan-free-trade-deal/
Top officials from Brussels have come to Tokyo to sign the world's biggest single market trade deal with Japan. The move will strengthen global trade cooperation that has been recently shattered by the current US administration.
Sorry UK, you are not included
, wait outside with the rattled tin can for Donny boi
https://www.rt.com/business/433477-eu-japan-free-trade-deal/
Top officials from Brussels have come to Tokyo to sign the world's biggest single market trade deal with Japan. The move will strengthen global trade cooperation that has been recently shattered by the current US administration.
Sorry UK, you are not included
, wait outside with the rattled tin can for Donny boi 
His love of booze is well known. And its hardly just the UK press that mentions it
Unelected, unaccountable and totally unacceptable.
Did Japan agree to
paying a fortune annually?
Customs union?
freedom of movement?
CAP
Nope.
Getting belted during work is ok is it? You really are an apologist for some grubby stuff.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...mid-cognac-for-breakfast-rumours-9567166.html
Luxembourg’s former Prime Minister is expected to be appointed as the head of the European Commission later today despite concerns over his lifestyle – most notably drinking.
One Brussels official told the Daily Telegraph: “His alcohol consumption has been raised by a number of leaders since the parliament election.”
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TheBrownDog
Oh so now it's gone from Lunch to work.
LEL. Oh meds, when will you ever give up and return to comedy writing for TV series...
#medusalalogic
So he likes to have a good time by drinking in a party, this proves that he was drunk there? you said he was drunk there, the onus is on you to prove it.
Do you actually know the difference between FTA and a single market/customs union? Hint: It's not the same thing.
On top of that Japan is not the one exporting half of their stuff to the largest single market in the world, nor its importing 70% of its food from them. Here is a hint: FTA's dont cover all goods and all types of tariff barriers and it doesnt include non-tariff barriers at all, its a shame that i have to tell you that. FTA is implicitly worse than a single market.
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My uncle has that issue and it does look exactly like how he sometimes takes on stairs. Who knows?Really Meds? REALLY??? this doesn't even deserve a reply, go back and buy a few more Farage posters.
FYI he suffers from sciatica and how ironic you making fun of his health issues and that even with a video from daily fail. Sums UKIP fanboism up in a nutshell.
by a French journalist. I am confident that if it was all lies Juncker would sue over such an article very quickly
https://www.spectator.co.uk/2018/07/jean-claude-drunker/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
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Churchill was a notable drunk, many great people in history have not gone unrefreshed. You're just trying to push some ******* little England, nationalist agenda, and you're a f***ing Australian which makes it even more pathetic.
Great so another opinion piece, so no evidence then? any other newspapers you want to quote, maybe express?
insipid, insignificant muppet of the day award goes to the Irish pm. What a fool (not to mention ungrateful fool). Good luck getting your exports to Europe, useless balatron.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politic...s-ban-british-planes-entering-irish-airspace/
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politic...s-ban-british-planes-entering-irish-airspace/
Churchill could handle his booze. Churchilll was elected. Chalk and cheese.
lol Little England, Brexiteers want to trade with the world not hide behind some pathetic protectionist racket.
Family came to England with William the Conqueror, I think thats a reasonable claim to being English.
Brexiteers won’t get trade with the world on their own terms, were never going to either.
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no customs union
no single market
no ECJ
no payments to the EU
how does that differ to Australia?
lol, we have gone through before, this is as silly as Brexiteers arguing about the Singapore system, but i will repeat, the integrated supply chain with the largest single market in the world, more than half of UK exports go to the EU and UK imports nearly half of their stuff from the EU. Let me know when Australia has the same ***** with another county, then we can compare. Apples with apples please. Customs union is not very important for Australia.
Australia wants the UK to have no import barriers. Why am I not surprised? All exporters from all over the world want this, but the Brexiters are dumb enough to unilaterally drop all import barriers, thus undermining their own producers. Brexiters think they have invented a new approach to global trade. What a bunch of dimwits. I am not sure what Australia would want to agree to on financial services, but I doubt it would be hugely significant. Australia is rich in mineral resources and could ship coal to Newcastle, but what would Australia want to buy from the UK? fish??? marmites??? LOL!!
You will end up doing trade deals, but they will be far worse than what you have at the moment, lets revisit this in 2 years time yes?
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Yet he pretends Mabo didn't happen.
No. Anglo Saxons were already there. And British before them. And large waves of migration afterwards ie Flemish, Huguenots, etc.
lol. Cant even do half decent sarcasm.
Thats crap. The UK can easily do better trade deals for one VERY simple reason. Every EU trade deal has to be agreed by every members state.
Hence idiotic tariffs on agriculture, TCF etc
The UK can offer to lower those and get better access for services
Absolute no brainer.
LOL! looking at the state of brexit and the government and the circus, nothing is no brainer. NOTHING. As i said, EU has already rejected your customs plan. Comparing it with Australia is really stupid, apples with oranges. Come back when 50% of your exports/imports goes to that market and you plan to give a middle finger to it.
lol, hardly mine.
Hysterical lies from remoaners this week. State of emergency, planes not flying, no drugs for nhs. Staggering stuff. Guardianistas frothing at mouth.
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