If he has Parkinson's disease (speaking of personal experience with a relative who once had it and is long dead now) then Joe won't even be able to speak within the next 5 years, maybe even confined to a wheelchair. Once the disease starts eating away the brain it takes about 10 years before turning you into a crippled vegetable, before you end up dead.
Don't need to spam it over and over, spam gets ignored and deleted.
>>21209038
Relax, I only come here time to time to read news, and the fact almost every other board on this site, among other image board sites, are completely dead today. You do know this board is the ONLY functioning board on 8kun now, right? Every other board gets maybe 1 or at tops 2 posts per day, if even that.
>>21209091
What do you mean where am I? I'm just an anon who visits here from time to time, when bored. Trump supporter btw obviously. Don't know anything about the Q conspiracy, never cared much for it. Image boards are totally dead today except for this one board, that's why I come here for news.
New British PM Kills Brexit Reversal Plan By Globalists, UK Will NOT Join The EU
I was wondering when Brexit would come up. It has already and I am pleased to confirm the Brexit reversal idea is dead and finally buried.
Already assured of victory at today’s general election in the UK, Sir Keir Starmer has started to make manifesto pledges for beyond 2029. Yesterday he said that the UK would not rejoin the EU within his lifetime, nor would it try to become an associate member of the single market or the customs union.
We are not surprised, except that the issue came up so early. The reason to shut this down right now and as conclusively as he did is that keeping the door open for the future has policy consequences today.
To rejoin even in the medium-distant future would have required him to start closing the massive regulatory gap that has opened since Brexit almost immediately. Most of that gap was due to divergence by the EU itself. The UK did not mirror the 50 or so laws of the Green agenda. It adopted the data protection regulation – GDPR – in the last decade, and maintains its own version to this day. But the UK does not have the EU’s digital markets act, or EU regulation on AI and cryptocurrencies. Nor does have regulation on what is euphemistically called corporate social responsibility – making companies liable for human rights violations in their supply chains. For the UK to rejoin the EU even during a second term would require such a high degree of regulatory convergence that it would dominate all other policy areas.
We see another reason in the EU’s Luddite tendency, its attachment to 20th century technologies and corporatism. We always felt that the undoubtedly large economic gains from goods trade integration need to be set against the opportunity cost of the EU’s failure to partake in the 21st century digital economy.
Who in their right mind wants to adopt the EU’s green agenda? The EU’s nannycrat legislation on corporate social responsibility? On digital rights? On cryptocurrencies? On anything the EU does?
Those nostalgic for the EU membership need to address those questions.
Congratulations to Boris Johnson for getting Brexit done. Few believed he would.
His problem was not knowing what to do with Brexit once it happened.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/uks-labour-party-confirms-brexit-reversal-dead-and-buried