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Prime Meat Mette Frederiksen & Danish Person
@MettePrime
The undisputed, very elected Queen of Denmark. #parody I dethroned Trump, BJ and Truss. Putin and Sunak are next! DENMARK FOR PRESIDENT. Greenland is a state.
GreenlandJoined August 2019

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This is funny. Surely Brexiteers can’t be this stupid? Both France and Germany remained relatively stable over the last few years while the UK’s economy plummeted. So he’s celebrating that the UK is playing catch up and might manage to get a little closer behind them again.
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Oh look - Brexit Bonus UK to grow faster in 2023 than German France and Italy…… But Remoaners said we would perform worse outside EU….apologies when you are ready….
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The Tories, now unconstrained by EU regulations, are not only sending the U.K. into poverty levels not seen since the 1970s but also *literally* murdering the UK’s rivers. They are monsters in every regard. #BrexitHasFailed #BrexitBritain #ToriesCorruptToTheCore
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🚨 BREAKING: The River Lim in Dorset has been declared 'ecologically dead'. The amount of sewage overflowing into the river has TRIPLED in under a year.
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But listen to dead engines like and , screw having a good life. Screw having wealth. They got you the good stuff: SOVRINTY and they made your passport blue and took away your rights to work, retire, and live easily in the EU. You got it all Brexiters!
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“Government efforts come as bank’s boss attacks Britain’s ‘extreme bureaucracy’” Yup - the bureaucracy was never EU bureaucracy… the EU was busy stripping it away. It was UK bureaucracy all along. telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/
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Countries pay attention. The U.K. are so desperate to say “we got a trade deal” that they will literally give you anything.
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🔴 UK’s Brexit Trade Deal has Potential to Flood Market with Dirty Palm Oil In a weakened position due to Brexit, the UK has accepted Malaysia’s demands to reduce import tariffs on palm oil from the current 12% to 0% – Rachel Donald reports bylinetimes.com/2023/03/31/uks