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To: elmatador who wrote (2029)	3/7/2019 4:23:46 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13780

Through a stupid act of self-sabotage the UK has converted itself from one of the fastest growing economies in the EU to having actual negative growth. Three more months of negative growth and the UK is officially in recession. Being a UK trade partner, this self-sabotage has had a negative impact on the EU economy bringing economic growth down to 2.5% The Telegraph being one of the mouthpieces for self-sabotage, is saying yes we're in recession, but look at the EU, we've made them take a hit in growth. They say, "It's therefore certain the EU will start taking stupid self-harming policies like we have because we believe our insanity is contagious" - which is why the UK insists on having strong borders - but of course no border between the EU and the UK in Ireland, because otherwise we wouldn't be able to complain that workers from Poland are unchecked in their movement to the UK through the non-existent Irish border. Trump has insisted the UK repeal their food safety rules in order to sign a post-Brexit trade agreement with the US, and this sounds like a good deal to the UK because they're tired of other countries in the EU telling UK citizens what they should do with their food safety rules. Theresa May calls this her "Out of the frying pan and into the fire," hell version of 'freedom'. The only problem being Theresa May's Brexit makes it impossible for the UK to sign a US trade agreement that differs from EU rules. The EU will expand their customer base outside of the imploding English economy. What will Britain do? Will they stop harming themselves? Will England stop making self-contradictory demands to themselves that can't be met? Or will England simply collapse into the socialist morass they really are??? Stay tuned for hilarious new developments.