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andrewducker) wrote2021-02-11 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2021-02-11 12:00 pm
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Interesting Links for 11-02-2021
- Locus really need better editors working on their reviews
- (tags:reviews fiction )
- How To Build a Snölykta - Traditional Swedish Snow Lanterns
- (tags:snow Sweden video viaNeilRodger )
- 'Fuck Your Feelings' Doesn't Apply to White Men
- (tags:politics USA gender society racism sexism )
- Charisma Carpenter on Joss Whedon's abusive behaviour
- (tags:acting TV buffy abuse JossWhedon )
- Stage meat - food you can eat on stage and still act around
- (tags:food acting viaSwampers )
- I see the EU is asking the UK to honour its promises. I can't see that going down well
- https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1359590841619275776.html
(tags:UK Europe trade Doom NorthernIreland ) - Amsterdam becomes Europe's top trading hub, ousting London
- (tags:Netherlands shares finance UK Europe )
- Temperature of -22.9C in Braemar 'UK's lowest in 26 years'
- (tags:winter Scotland temperature cold UK )
- Netflix acquires the rights to all 22 Redwall books, plans film and series
- (tags:TV fantasy animals children books Netflix )
- Weird Pride Day is March 4th
- (tags:weird pride )
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What the outcome of that is I don't know but I can see a situation where it goes badly wrong for the Conservative Party.
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What I'm wondering at is whether the Tory Party can succeed over the next 4 years in *pretending* that the treaty they've signed isn't responsible for the difficulties actual businesses are experiencing or that the difficulties are not real and whether, if they fail at that, that will have any significant political consequences.
If voters decide that they belief the businesses impacted by the current Brexit agreement are really suffering and our government is to blame that's a very different situation than if they think the EU is to blame or that properly run businesses don't have any problems.
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Worst Case Option 1