
Peter Clareburt
@pclarebu
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I am a contract Data Integration Architect. Mostly contract to IBM in UK, Europe and Australia. I love travel, have lived 7 countries and worked in 12.
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Joined March 2010
You can't trust the EU it is a self serving bully. It screwed over small primary producing countries. Now this.
theguardian.com
The EU tax haven and ‘dirty money’ blacklists discriminate against Caribbean countries and other poor nations while letting western nations off the hook
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Nothing is stopping these people spending their money on the community, and they could spend it better than the government.
theguardian.com
Group of 102 wealthy people say tax would help tackle gulf between rich and poor
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So this is where the term whingeing Poms comes from. They would moan if their arse was on fire. Wouldn't do anything about it of course, easier to blame others. Think not of what you can do for your country, think what can your country do for you. LOL.
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Labour criticises PM over ‘total shambles’ of some essential workers being unable to access test kits
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I have no sympathy and you should look and hold accountable, both the EU and the UK official processes. EU membership managed by doing nothing. But even with Brexit the process could be easily streamlined. Easily!!! All electronic documents for a start.
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From 1 January checks and paperwork will finally begin and EU exporters face a rude awakening
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RT @DavidOlusoga: The arrogance of this. You made an accusation based on no evidence, but you think I should be happy that you would be 'gl….
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RT @bbclaurak: Conservatives and SNP have suspended election campaigning, likely UK Labour and others will follow suit.
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You do wonder at people being surprised at significantly rich people getting their way more often. Just their interest and financial support alone puts huge sums of money in others pockets, impacts jobs and likelihoods.
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Ineos Team UK's owners were deemed "other essential workers" and given exemptions to enter NZ.
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You forget history. The world is all connected as we see by global warming and covid, and wars. But many countries have helped Europe in the past when needed and many countries face the same problems with the EU that the UK faces.
theguardian.com
The story of plucky Britain standing up to bullying Brussels spares leavers the discomfort of admitting they voted for a con, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
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Typical Guardian, at its best. It seeks to ridicule rather than contribute. Lacks the understanding of encouragement to exceed expectations. Thank God (if she exists) that so many ignore such drivel. We have not one but many vaccines, in such a short time.
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Despite the inanity and cost of the ‘Boris burrow’, the prime minister is wedded to plans for a tunnel under the Irish Sea
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Stop trying to compete with the EU it's irrelevant. Just do your own thing. This is what you brought. Personal success, is not about a competition. Make your own decisions, live with them.
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The bloc’s joint vaccines strategy – far from being a fiasco – is delivering a better outcome than the UK’s, says Jean Quatremer, Brussels correspondent of Libération
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So there is a market for a redistribution business. These are deliveries from China that need to be repackaged and delivered according to instruction. Sounds like a great business for someone. This is what brexit is all about. Change with thought.
theguardian.com
Fashion company boss says only way for many firms to survive as costs soar is to open bases in France, costing vital UK jobs
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This is such a contrived thinking, full of bias, limited thinking, simply a political attack political agenda. It does not match the complexity of life.
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The Conservatives have always been happy to sell their allies down the river
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Macron needs to get history book out, and figure out what countries of what geography, bought his freedom, at what cost. And who protects him now. Maybe talk to his teacher. Stupid man.
theguardian.com
‘History and geography don’t change – I don’t think British destiny is different to ours,’ says French president
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This was a narrow and elitist arrangement for a few, ignoring the sizable part of the world, and the breadth of what young need to be involved in. A gated community in effect.
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My time in Europe transformed my outlook; those who think Brexit is all about trade deals ignore what else was at stake, says philosopher Julian Baggini
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We are facing the same problems in New Zealand. I suggest it is mostly a global covid problem, rather than a EU/UK problem, if you look at it broadly and objectively.
theguardian.com
Port congestion and skeleton staffing cause shortage of freight containers while consumer demand rebounds
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This is a good example of the Guardian trying to wind people up for their political agenda. Yes some problems with covid. But other than that people come from all over the globe to make the UK home. It is still a great place. My second home.
theguardian.com
When I first moved to the US a decade ago, being British had some cachet. Since Brexit and Boris Johnson’s premiership, it feels increasingly embarrassing, writes Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi
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Yes many of us around the world found that out in the 1970s, when the EU took the Trump approach and build a wall. (Virtual) you can be in if you are adjacent, or you are out.
theguardian.com
Analysis: ‘No cherry-picking,’ they said. And they meant it. The position four years ago is the position now
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