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Post-Brexit UK water quality standards set to be much lower than EU standards
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this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2023
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The sooner we get rid of the Brexit supporting clowns and hangers on, the better. To demonstrate any potential upside to Brexit, you have to ignore the net losses. Brexit sucks and is destroying us daily. (Grumpy rant over)
It is benefiting uk*s Elite. Have fun getting rid of them.
It would be fun wouldn't it.
old family tradition from france
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I have taken the belief that we should not be vindictive towards Brexiteers. The solution is in education, not vilification.