Is that what we want? Trump to dump meat imports of an inferior standard into our country, when we can provide excellent meat ourselves. Is this Trump’s intention cosying up to Boris with his great deals? Are these deals gook for the UK? Not to mention Trump’s agenda for getting involved with our NHS.
Let us hope Boris’s energy to reform Britain isn’t tainted by promises from our Twitter crazy ally. Boris wasn’t my choice of prime minister; however his enthusiasm is refreshing as long as it is directed in the best direction for our country. Only time will tell!
According to Boris large amounts are about to be injected into funding more police, which is great for everybody with the crime figures rising. Unfortunately this will take years to implement fully but is obviously a crowd pleaser. Also the Trans-Pennine line, intended to help equalize the north south divide.
Great plans promoted with enthusiasm, but we have all heard great plans before. Meanwhile the treasury are left balancing the books. Is this all possible?
Surely after our recent heat waves an urgent problem for all nations and those in power ought to be, the pressing questions of climate change. Thousands of people dying from floods and heat, fires raging in swathes across the lands, causing destruction to communities plus long-term damage to the planet with even more loss of trees and flora, whilst emitting heat and smoke into the atmosphere. Still Trump and others refuse to commit to a program. No wonder that youngster’s world-wide are campaigning to protect their future.
Many politicians seem oblivious to the problems faced by communities and their people whom they are supposed to be serving, let’s hope all this will change and the public’s wishes will be listened to instead of the infighting we have experienced lately with the government more interested in their own agendas.
Do we need Europe and the current trade arrangements, the easy movement of people and goods? Was this thought through properly before Brexit was initiated? We certainly didn’t know what we were voting for, and staff shortages for farmers and the caring professions were apparently not considered beforehand. More blunders!
Well Boris we are watching and waiting let the proof be in the pudding. After your faux pas re the red bus in your campaign and your usual bluster I am not convinced yet, but Britain is waiting for great results. Be wary of Trump’s ploys and put the Great back into Britain after the laughing-stock we have been for the last 3 years of indecision. Use your talents to achieve Brixit without crashing out with a no-deal scenario that is not good for our country or businesses. Let Britain be Great Britain!
