Interesting The change in 1983 only applied to citizens of commonwealth countries. We Brits remained subjects
Import duty - naive buyer
Feb 08, 2016
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In article , Blanco writes
You snipped the all important irony bit and so completely missed the point.
we used to be - but not any more.
There was no all important irony bit, just more of your silly stuff.
Nope, flushed that silly stuff where it belongs.
You may want to re-read that page, more carefully.
And have you managed to work out how the UK electoral system works yet? No need to answer.
Magna Carta? You'll be telling us the Old Testament is a constitution next.
Oh, you've fallen for that McGuffery, have you? You do know that's been able to happen for EVER, right?
Of course, being able to sue somebody doesn't mean that you'll win... and if you do, it's because the other person was in the wrong.
The only difference, afaict, is that businesses on one side of the Atlantic will be able to sue a government on the other side WITHOUT HAVING TO HAVE A LOCAL SUBSIDIARY DO IT. How many of these global US multinationals don't have a European subsidiary? Or, of course, vice- versa...?
Not terribly difficult.
Dave Plowman (News) scribbled
Yup. Recent translations have discovered No 11 - Thou shalt not troll.
No need to sink to their abuse level, even if true
What amount of silver was in the bag or was it a small one holding gold?
Anyone interested in a lorry load of burnt lamb?
Any chilly sauce with that ?
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