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Downing Street has said Boris Johnson maintains confidence in the fisheries minister after she admitted not reading the post-Brexit trade deal with Brussels when it was agreed because she was busy organising a nativity trail.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/jan/13/fisheries-minister-admits-not-reading-brexit-bill-as-she-was-at-nativity


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alfie noakes says...
"In the next few months we will be hearing from brexiters about how this is a bad deal when all the dire consequences start to emerge... just like the withdrawal agreement that they all happily signed up to without reading."
That was 31st December.

Now the fishing industry is in dire straits.

Heavily pro-leave fishing businesses are on the verge of collapse, like this guy:

https://twitter.com/RupertMyers/status/1349272473326530560

there's been various posts on social media that we should be more concerned with performing arts, music theatre etc than fishing, not just the artists and performers, but all those involved, ticket staff, door staff, roadies, stage hands, bar staff, costume, make up etc.
goverment is letting them down as well, they generate more money, employ more people

What’s more important – the theatre industry, or the fishing industry?Quote:
In terms of employment and economic contributions, the UK’s fishing sector is dwarfed by theatre.


https://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2020/12/whats-more-important-theatre-industry-or-fishing-industry


Musicians as well are going to find touring difficult in the future:

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UK ‘rejected offer’ of visa-free tours by musicians in EU, despite blaming Brussels for permit blow



https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/uk-visa-free-work-musicians-eu-brexit-b1784600.html


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This item was edited on Thursday, 14th January 2021, 12:32

Yes, the UK fishing industry has been the figurehead for brexit sovereignty when in truth the whole industry apparently has a smaller turnover than Harrods.

Whatever deal we did with the EU, it was always going to be worse than what we already had. Instead of being truthful, the govt. chose to pretend that we will somehow benefit financially from brexit. If they'd told the truth from the start they knew we'd never have voted for it.

Now they have to somehow pretend that it will eventually be beneficial while EU reliant business collapses around us.

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Alfie says....Now they have to somehow pretend that it will eventually be beneficial while EU reliant business collapses around us.
The biggest problem at the moment is getting business and the economy up and running again due to this covid 19 situation. At present Boris and his cronies, are destroying the high street, family shops, big companies that have been here for decades going down the tubes, all due to these lockdowns.

LOCKDOWNS ARE NECESSARY !!!! If we did it correctly the 1st time instead of rushing to open up for business we wouldnt be in half the state we are in now

About 350 days since first UK covid case, and we still haven't controlled our borders properly...

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/transport/new-rules-uk-arrivals-negative-covid-test-delayed-b884694.html

Island nation, yet one of the highest covid rates per million population...

Still, at least the fish are happy (not going to link to that idiot).

If you think things will get better, they won't anytime soon:
https://twitter.com/TOrynski/status/1349784018628259841


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https://twitter.com/TOrynski/status/1349784018628259841

Delays.....They will eventually work it out. Just teething troubles at the moment. Early days. Should have it streamlined by 2025 :D

The Who voted for Brexit, now moaning about how hard touring in Europe is going ot be. I am spotting a pattern...


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