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This is Not Brexit This is a Fools Gold Non Brexit

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Today, parliament could vote on a Brexit deal which will needlessly give the EU £39 BILLION and still subject Britain to be under the yoke of the EU for perpetuity. The UK will not be able to be competitive with the EU, and will be still stuck under certain EU laws and directives, and conform to these laws.

Regarding Britain’s fishing grounds, these will be subject to EU invasive policies that will mean Britain is subject to EU Common Fisheries Policy for a transition period where the EU will be free to impose any law it wants on Britain’s fishing industry thus sinking it further into the mire.

Even though Britain would have supposedly left the EU, it would still be under the net of the CFP as an associate member under EU law, and the Political Declaration, which is a framework agreed alongside the withdrawal agreement. This means Britain’s waters will still be subject to EU controls under an FTA beneficial to the EU which seeks to envelop us in being bound to, or in associate membership of, EU policy forever, without a get out clause.

Negotiations with the EU will continue for many years, and the EU will demand more than the £39 billion the UK will be forced to hand over in the first place. We have already seen how the EU has the upper hand in negotiations, and this will no doubt mean the UK will be forced not only to make more concessions but fork out more money or the EU will simply shut down talks leaving the already COMMITTED UK in limbo.

Once you commit to EU rules and regulations, in any capacity, there is no way out. The European Court of Justice trumps the UK’s legal system, and already, Britain’s legal system has been completely enveloped and integrated into the EU legal framework. There is no escape from this, unless the law books are completely re-written and revised, which will take decades.

Do not be fooled by the fool’s gold deal that many Brexiteers are chomping over in delight. The full details of this deal have not been revealed yet, and the whole sham is being forced through in a hurried fashion.

Naturally, people are fatigued by the whole Brexit thing and want it all to be over. This tiredness should not be an excuse to accept a poor surrender deal, and even though Boris is a likeable chap, he seems to have been dazzled by the EU hypnotic pendulum of doom.

What we are saying is, many a folly have been halted by one simple trick, stepping back for a moment, patiently overlooking the problem from afar, and then making considered decisions without haste, and without undue pressure to sign on the dotted line.

If Britain really wants its freedom, a clean break is the only answer. This will mean the UK does not have to pay Brussels £39 billion for the pleasure of being stuck under EU uncompetitive laws and trade conditions, and the EU would be on the back foot peddling for our attention, not the other way around like now.

All that dazzles is not gold, and this Brexit ‘deal’ only benefits the EU, not the UK.

Clean Brexit is the only way for true freedom and for Britain’s beautiful ships to once again sail the seas forging new global trading routes, and building new ports on its own shores.

The open sea is the only true way, any other only leads back to the chains of an EU that is testament to imprisonment and eventual demise because they will always have the upper hand under their rules which Britain will be forced to obey.

How To Enhance Your Career With Further Education

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Do you want to be able to progress further up the ladder of your chosen career but seem to be stuck in the same position? Have you decided you chose the wrong career and now want to make a change? If either of these situations applies to you it could be that you need some further education to make something happen and for you to take your career forward in the way you want.

Further education has nothing to do with age any more. Anyone can get more qualifications and use them to make their career choices, and hopefully, the following information will help you.

Learn Online

As long as you have a digital device or computer and a good internet connection you can earn new qualifications online. This is a great way to get the credentials you need as online courses will fit in with any lifestyle. If you are a parent looking after kids in the day, you can study when they are in bed. If you have a full-time job you will still have evenings and weekends to fit in the studying you need to do.

Because you are working online does not mean you are left to your own devices. For instance, if you decided to undertake an MBA – distance learning – you would be involved in tutorials and be able to get any help you needed. There are flexible study options to suit working professionals and with the course starting 3 times a year, there need be no reason for delay.

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Adding Qualifications to Your CV

Adding any new qualification has to be good for your CV. When you receive your certification, it does not say if you completed your course online or at a physical education facility. When online courses were first introduced, people were concerned that they would not be to the same standard as courses that are taken at a college or university. Those doubters have been proven wrong and most employers now realise this.

You have to reach exactly the same standard as you would if you did a class-based course, but doing it online takes determination and self-discipline. Employers recognise this and generally if they know it is how you got your qualification it goes in your favour as they hope you will transfer those traits into your job.

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Let People Know

Be proud of what you have achieved and let everyone know. You never know who might be after someone with the qualification you have just gained and your network of workmates and friends could be a way for you to move forward.

You do not have to stay in the position you now have. If you want to progress to a more senior position or change your career totally the solution lies within your own hands. Only you can decide whether further education is suitable for what you want to do, whether the right courses for your needs is out there, or how to make it work.

2020 Election Update: Who’ll Be Our Next President?

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The race for the presidency is in full swing.

We have some series contenders and quite a few pretenders all trying to make their way into the 132-room estate that is our nation’s White House. But where are we at today? What’s the skinny? Will Donald Trump repeat as President of the United States of America or will another take his place?

Republicans Who Stand a Chance

No one.

Seriously …

There isn’t a Republican candidate at the moment who has a prayer of overtaking Donald Trump in the Republican Primary. The best chance they have is impeachment. Speaking of which, online sportsbooks have Trump’s odds of impeachment rising as of Wednesday, October 23.

As of just September 29th, the Vegas betting odds that our president would be kicked out of office were sitting at +125. This number is by no means ‘good’ but at least it leans towards ‘no’.

As of Wednesday, October 23 those odds have shifted to -180 on for ‘yes’ he will be impeached, implying a 64.3 percent chance that Pence takes over – ugh … lose-lose.

Now there is talk about Republican Senators engineering impeachment and grooming Mike Pence for the throne … I mean Oval Office. And if this were to happen, would Pence suddenly become the Republican front-runner for office in 2020?

Let’s look at the numbers.

A recent Poll ran through the 22nd of October shows President Trump to be +84 against all other candidates on average. This is a huge spread. The current President has 87 percent of the vote at this point. Sanford holds a minor, 3 percent, Walsh and Weld each hold 1 percent. So, it isn’t hard to imagine Pence stepping in on his first day with more support than the three other candidates combined – if President Trump were to be impeached.

The Donkeys

Joe Biden has by far the most endorsements in the Democratic Primary. But it may be surprising to some that Kamala Harris is in second with 92 points. Elizabeth Warren is actually in 4th on the endorsement points board behind Cory Booker. But the polls tell a different story.

Harris’ campaign seems to have fallen flat and it’s become a three-horse race between Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders.

Joe Biden leads in most polls as of Oct. 23rd. But there are a few where Warren leads and even a McLaughlin and Associates poll where Sanders is up +3. That said, on average it’s Biden with Warren close behind. The difference between the two is Warren has much more secondary support than Joe Biden.

What does this mean?

Well, as other candidates withdraw, their supporters are more likely to swing to support
Elizabeth Warren than that either Biden or Sanders. If Sanders loses or withdraws, his supporters are much more apt to vote for Warren than Biden. So as the race narrows we are likely to see Elizabeth Warren overtake Biden.

With this in mind, a betting person would take Elizabeth Warren to win the Democratic party, despite what the current polls state. And if there is one person who could take the White House back from the Republicans at this point, it is her.

Can Boris Get Brexit Deal Through Remainer Parliament?

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Yay! Boris Johnson and the EU announced they had a Brexit deal today much to the joy of the Conservatives.

The rushed deal that was bulldozed through EU scrutiny groups and negotiators is obviously peppered with compromise after compromise favouring the EU position.

“The technique of rushing deals of any kind through stringent time tables and deadlines is an old trick utilised by tricksters from the beginning of time. Rushing is key to accepting any deal, people are exasperated, stressed, pushed to the limits so that their judgement is impaired. This way, the EU pushed their little clauses in with ease, because the flustered British were so caught up in deadlines and Surrender Acts. The EU took this all with a pinch of salt, and laid out the structure of the deal, whilst the Brits looked like flustered schoolgirls with their knickers in a twist,” a commentator revealed today.

The GBP rose again on the news but fell flat shortly afterwards as the DUP put a needle into the balloon. Essentially, Northern Ireland would be sacrificed for the Brexit deal, and this is obviously not a good option.

Will Boris and chums get this deal through parliament on Saturday? The MPs will need to get a majority of 320, and with the DUP now out of the picture, as well as most of the Labour party, there are going to be some serious squeaky bums on benches on that day.

Extinction Rebellion Members Facing Extinction

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Extinction Rebellion’s reign of Marxist lunacy in London finally hit the rocks today when commuters took matters into their own hands and pulled activists from a tube train before kicking seven shades of shit out of the bastards.

“It was beautiful to watch. Here was some farted up Islington Waitrose shopping Extinction Rebellion twit waving his Prosecco around standing on a tube train saying we were all going to die horribly for taking the train to work, when he got pulled off like a fat blubbery baby seal into shark infested waters,” one jovial onlooker remarked.

People have had enough as the Extinction Rebellion eco-protest enters its 11th day disrupting central London and major airports.

“Extinction Rebellion is now extinct. We have had enough, and the Canning Town boys showed these middle class ponces and their hypocritical ways where to go. We’ll stuff ’em and put ’em in the Natural History museum for all to see,” another commuter said after dealing with one of the Extinction Rebellion men on the train.

Despite the police arresting 1,711 protesters since Monday, they still keep coming.

The group’s leaders who are trained agitators and paid extremely high salaries by unknown sources (George Soros) vowed to carry on with their disruptive operations on public transport and the roads, simply because they are paid vast sums to organise large crowds of people to protest.

“I’m under contract, so I have to organise and agitate the crowds or I get the sack. Listen, I’ve got a mortgage, three kids at private school, a high maintenance wife who demands Tuscany holidays every year, and a Maserati. I can’t just stop, I’d lose everything,” one of the organisers explained to the Guardian newspaper.

Are You Suffering From ‘Brexit Insanity Syndrome’?

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Have you got the Junckers? Is your brain having a Bercow? Do you want to projectile vomit whenever you see a Verhofstadt?

Welcome to Brexit Insanity Syndrome (BIS) a clinical condition that can only be cured by drastic measures.

One minute Brexit is about to happen, then the next minute it is delayed for three more years, then there is a sudden break through in Brussels, then parliament rejects the deal, and this is all after three wasteful years where absolutely NOTHING has been achieved.

One can only feel for the trials and tribulations of poor old Boris Johnson, as he is thwarted by an assortment of court cases, corrupt Speakers of the House, deranged zealot Conservative remainer de-whipped MPs, and an opposition party that votes down every single thing the poor PM tries to introduce.

We can only wish the PM’s special advisor (SPAD) Cummings comes up with a plan so cunning that even Blackadder himself would fall over his codpiece in awe and wonder at its magnificence. Until that moment happens, many of us will now be resigned to waking up in the middle of the night sweating like a lone choir boy at a Catholic priest convention, and crying out in our sleep for Brexit to be over and the people’s vote to be completed and honoured finally.

Symptoms

How do you know if you have Brexit Insanity Syndrome?

Professor Clive Mandible, from Oxford university suggests that there are a few clues that will clearly diagnose your Brexit suffering.

“If you have sudden urges to throw your television through the window, or rip up your newspaper with all those Brexit headlines, then you may be suffering from Brexit Insanity Syndrome. Bashing your head against the wall whenever you hear the word Brexit is another symptom, as is projectile vomiting over everything as soon as another Brexit debate is aired on all channels.”

Cure

Is there a cure for Brexit Insanity Syndrome? How about winning a shedload of money with betting promotions on signupoffers.codes, or getting a Forex account to watch your hard earned money go down the toilet on the GBP/USD pair just after another fucking Brexit headline that turns out to be false when you haven’t put the stop loss on yet.

As of yet, there is no known cure for Brexit Insanity Syndrome apart from Brexit actually happening so that we can all get on with our bloody lives and not hear the incessant droning of remoaners and politicians all day and night.

What To Do When There is a Breach

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Most small businesses rely on digital communication and storage and hold potentially valuable data on their systems that is increasingly being targeted by cybercriminals. The first line of defence against system breaches is to have adequate safeguards within your IT systems, and make sure you adhere to regulations on storing data as laid down in GDPR.

Next, you need to contact an experienced insurance company like Hiscox to arrange cover that protects you against cyber breaches such as IT insurance and cyber and data risks insurance.

Digital crime rates are rising, while physical theft is declining. While that trend represents less risk of personal injury to the victims, businesses and individuals stand to lose significant sums of money which could force some entrepreneurs to wind up their businesses.

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As many as one in three small businesses in the UK have been affected by cyber-crime, so the risk is very real and one you need to take seriously. Unfortunately, just as security systems that protect your business improve, so the criminals develop new ways of accessing your data. This means that as well as being prepared and having robust insurance in place, you have to face the prospect that a breach is a definite possibility. If you do suffer a breach, here’s what you should do:

● Contact your insurance provider to report the incident. They can help you get your  systems working, make sure they’re secured, and therefore keep your business operational.

● Contact anyone involved with your IT systems; for example, many small businesses  outsource their IT support to a specialist service. Anyone who has access to your systems needs to be notified of the breach. In many cases your IT support may be able to assist with restoring your systems.

● Check whether the breach is one that has to be reported to the Information
Commissioner’s Office or other supervisory authority under GDPR legislation. If the breach does need reporting, you must do so within 72 hours of discovering it.

● GDPR regulations also state that: “If the breach is likely to result in a high risk of adversely affecting individuals’ rights and freedoms, you must also inform those individuals without undue delay.” That means that any customers whose personal details may have been compromised, leaving them vulnerable to cyber criminals themselves, must be told of the situation, so they can protect themselves.

Cyber breaches can be expensive not just in terms of losing cash from the business, but because they disrupt the normal functioning of the operation, taking valuable time and resources to sort out. There’s also the problem of reputational harm, as a business that’s been targeted by cyber criminals stands to lose customers and trade if it’s seen to be vulnerable.

You may well have to compensate customers who’ve been affected by the security breach and theft of their data, adding even more expense to an already considerable bill. If you have cyber insurance that can take care of many of these costly and time-consuming after-effects for you, it will leave you free to get your business back on its feet.

The Grand National and its Royal Patronage Throughout History

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Horse racing history is peppered with the royal family, who have always glamourised the racing circuit with their illustrious attendance.

To see the Queen betting on Grand National with a few bets down on the favourite and winning is a sight to behold. The royal obsession with horse racing also extends to the Queen’s granddaughter and former Olympian Zara Phillips having bought the lagging Monbeg Dude for a mere £12,000 and transformed him into a Grand National contender.

The royal family’s history with horse racing runs extremely deep, and can be traced back to William the Conqueror, although it wasn’t until the reign of Edward III that this became a common practice, with royals owning and racing horses.

Known as the ‘Sport of Kings’ race horsing has always held a renowned place in history within the pantheons of royalty.

Edward III is known to have purchased race horses at £13 and six shillings, while the Royal penchant for horse racing grew at an even faster rate under the stewardship of the extremely competitive Henry VIII.

Henry also became the first monarch to pass a number of laws pertaining to the breeding of horses. He also imported a huge number of stallions and mares for breeding from overseas, while opening a training establishment at Greenwich.

Queen Elizabeth 1st was unenthusiastic about this horse racing during her reign, it was during the 16th and 17th centuries that it became synonymous with Royal dynasties.

Since then, the Royals have become deeply integrated in the history of horse racing and the National, with various winners having emerged from the Royal stable.

The 1956 Grand National was a momentous occasion for the young Queen Elizabeth, only three years from her coronation. She attended the races with her mother and Princess Margaret among other prominent royals.

The connection with the Grand National is exemplified by the Queen’s absolute dedication and love of the sport.

With crowds numbering over 260,000 on race day, the atmosphere was electric especially for the favourite, Devon Loch owned jointly by the Queen mum and the Queen.

As the race progressed to great cheer, another front runner, M’as-Tu-Vu strode forward leading the pack, jockeyed by Arthur Freeman, falling dramatically at the 18th fence.

As M’as-Tu-Vu was now out of the race, this gave Devon Loch, jockeyed by Dick Francis, a wonderful chance to take the lead from the remaining race horses, and five lengths ahead of the nearest challenger A.S.B.

This allowed Devon Loch and his rider Dick Francis to ease clear of the remaining field, with the horse’s incredible pedigree helping him to build a seemingly insurmountable lead.

Reaching the last 40 yards of the winning line, everyone in the crowd lit up like an explosion cheering at the top of their voices causing Devon Loch to stagger and belly flop on the turf, leaving E.S.B to pass the ailing horse and jockey to take the last furlong and win the Grand National.

The Queen Mother famously quipped “that’s just racing” but many were frustrated with the loss of Devon Loch, and still to this day debate that it was the crowd that put the horse off thus losing the race.

Can’t wait till the next Grand National on Saturday, 4 April 2020.

How Long Will the Meghan and Harry Marriage Last?

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It’s not easy marrying into British royalty, especially if you are not British, and you are an American actress with strong views about certain issues.

This is where Meghan Markle has fallen into a traditional royal British institution steeped in history that cannot be changed, yet Meghan is trying to change the Monarchy which is stringent in following the rules of royal congress.

Essentially, the odds are against Meghan in many ways, and it is highly unlikely she will survive the slings and arrows of outrageous royal fortune. Put your bets on now on matchbook for the odds are in favour of a divorce within the next four years.

Here is an American minor actress, who comes from a truly broken dysfunctional family, marrying into a royal family that some say are just as dysfunctional on the inside yet outwardly functional for the sake of the Crown and the press.

The media has been merciless in ripping apart Meghan and Harry at every opportunity, and this has not helped their weak fragile marriage at all, simply because they have tried to play the media but it has backfired grotesquely.

The recent PR offensive in Africa was meant to show the couple playing around with little African children to prove how loving they are, however the trip was marred by Harry bringing up the ghosts of the past and a pity party ITV interview.

Can Hollywood and British royalty mix successfully? Only if there is respect for the traditions of royalty and only a light smattering of celebrity culture. If the celebrity side does supersede the other, then there will only be more trouble, as Meghan and Harry are finding out the hard way.

Meghan also has been accused of trying to portray herself as a new Diana figure, however her portrayal has gone awry, and actually backfired in PR terms. Prince Harry, does have a weakness, and this is what Meghan has latched on, but is it right to exploit the prince on the loss of his mother?

Staunch institutions like the British royal family are so entrenched in tradition, that to mess with their equilibrium is highly dangerous.

Writing affirmations on everything and preaching to the crowd whilst being a hypocrite are not things that should be done by a royal, yet Meghan and Harry are guilty of mass hypocrisy and proselytizing to the masses. The damage has already been done, the question is, can it be repaired?

The Quiet Before the Storm

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One can hear the wind blowing discarded empty crisp packets and other assorted rubbish through abandoned streets, as even the climate change religious zealots have been told to move on.

The Queen has come and gone after offering a crownless speech which will not be voted in, and the Cabinet meetings have been dismissed out of fear of leaks getting out to the media.

The media now murmurs briefly about the Turks and their so-called savagery for daring to confront the terrorist Kurd threat encroaching on their country. This point is all part of another excuse to give Trump a good kicking in the opinion polls by Democrats.

What happens from midweek is now going to be crucial.

The EU are once again making negative noises as they push the UK contingent to concede more. The EU can walk away and have the upper hand because the British parliament has tied Boris’ hands behind his back with the Benn Surrender Act.

The GBP is now faltering once again after a solid move up due to the Irish Varadkar talks.

Nothing to see here folks, but when something does happen, we will get back to you…