[Politics] Brexit

Soulman · Mar 28, 2017

Herr Tubthumper said:
Yes. But as I said, there are different options within Brexit. A Brexit with, for example, access to the single market and customs union is different to one without. Do you not agree?

All this speculating, let's wait and see.

studio150 · Mar 28, 2017

Soulman said:
We are leaving, we shall get the best deal for the UK, same as your country will be hoping for a good deal. You call it hard or soft brexit if you like, to me it is Brexit.

What is the best deal for the UK?

Soulman · Mar 28, 2017

nicko31 said:
Well as long as you are happy paying into the EU coffers you can call it hard, soft, red/white/blue whatever

Why would I be happy paying into the EU.

nicko31 · Mar 28, 2017

Herr Tubthumper said:
Yes. But as I said, there are different options within Brexit. A Brexit with, for example, access to the single market and customs union is different to one without. Do you not agree?

That won't please the Daily Express, better to pay nothing in, see a 20% decline in GDP and not have to deal with those socialist Europeans

Herr Tubthumper · Mar 28, 2017

Soulman said:
All this speculating, let's wait and see.

Speculating? What do you mean? Its an absolute fact that the UK may or man not remain in the, for example, customs union. I don't understand your reply.

Lincoln Imp · Mar 28, 2017

CHAPPERS said:
The NHS doesn't need any monoey anyway as all the nurses are leaving so you don't have to pay them.

Oh come on, it's not 'all' the nurses - the proportion of EU nurses applying for jobs has only dropped by 75% since 23 June. There are still a few wanting to help the NHS out.

studio150 · Mar 28, 2017

Soulman said:
. What is this 19000 new guidelines coming out today via the EU.

Care to name at least 1 new guideline that has been issued today by the EU or even the full 19000

daveinprague · Mar 28, 2017

Brexiteer planning kit - 8.99 from usual outlets.

Lincoln Imp · Mar 28, 2017

Soulman said:
All this speculating, let's wait and see.

Not my conversation but how on earth can you describe the observation that there is a difference between staying in the single market and leaving it as 'speculation'? It is not speculation, it is a fact. You were simply asked if you accepted it.

beorhthelm · Mar 28, 2017

nicko31 said:
That won't please the Daily Express, better to pay nothing in, see a 20% decline in GDP and not have to deal with those socialist Europeans

where do you get such fantasies as a 20% decline in GDP? is this what drives the opposition to leaving, mythical inflated numbers?

Soulman · Mar 28, 2017

beorhthelm said:
where do you get such fantasies as a 20% decline in GDP? is this what drives the opposition to leaving, mythical inflated numbers?

Just more porkies, scare tactics.

Herr Tubthumper · Mar 28, 2017

nicko31 said:
That won't please the Daily Express, better to pay nothing in, see a 20% decline in GDP and not have to deal with those socialist Europeans

I'm sure their will be another nation, with a dubious human rights record which no one else touches, along to sure up the coffers

#Qatar
#ShanghaiOnThames
#TheBritishBurma

Green Cross Code Man · Mar 28, 2017

Surely this thread should die?

McTavish · Mar 28, 2017

portslade seagull said:
Totally Disrespectful. Keep scanning those papers for the remotest downer on Brexit. Here's a good one you wont like it thought, Qatar is to invest 6B into the UK over the next 3 yrs because of Brexit. The money will be invested into London and Birmingham

That sounds good until you see that Qatar has invested 40 billion in the UK over the last decade so Qatari investment in the UK may actually be falling.

Titanic · Mar 28, 2017

Green Cross Code Man said:
Surely this thread should die?

Give it three or four years...

nicko31 · Mar 28, 2017

beorhthelm said:
where do you get such fantasies as a 20% decline in GDP? is this what drives the opposition to leaving, mythical inflated numbers?

All I know is there's a lot more downside risk in the short / medium term than upside. Long term when half the Brexiteers are dead f**k knows, about 150k have already gone about 5 times that of remainers

Many leavers seem happy to take wreckless risks with the country but I'm sure if it were their own finances they'd be far more risk adverse

studio150 · Mar 28, 2017

Soulman said:
Just more porkies, scare tactics.

Porkies like 19000 new EU guidelines today?

GT49er · Mar 28, 2017

Titanic said:
Give it three or four years...

No, there's bound to be a few remoaners still moaning!

Herr Tubthumper · Mar 28, 2017

McTavish said:
That sounds good until you see that Qatar has invested 40 billion in the UK over the last decade so Qatari investment in the UK may actually be falling.

Pleased to hear this. Dodgy nation to do business with.

portslade seagull · Mar 28, 2017

Green Cross Code Man said:
Surely this thread should die?

It has. Moved onto the other stuff now perhaps

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