Pretty pink fairy
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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Go on then .... show me your post highlighting this 'fact' BEFORE the referendum.
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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So you claim you knew it but can't provide the evidence. OK Plooks, we believe you ..... not !
EDIT - and I don't want Britian to burn. I just see through the EU story that the only way we can thrive is being part of their corrupt club.To use your favourite word ..... you're delecting.
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- Jul 10, 2003
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But to be fair, as you have openly said, you have no idea of how we would survive outside of the EU. I think your exact words were 'I'm not an economist, ask the experts'.
I did, and that may be one of the reasons I'm not sold on your plan?
I can't remember exactly what the question was you posed but it was very specific and sure as hell wasn't "how we would survive outside of the EU".
- Jul 10, 2003
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I'm not in a position to start a debate (think JRM for the last 2.5 years) but I believe that it was in answer to 'how long would it take us to recover economically from a no deal'
I can look it up tomorrow
I can look it up tomorrow
Even the experts can't predict those things with any accuracy for a year ahead let alone for a DECADE ! We will at least be able to spend the money we send the EU currently how we wish rather than it being passed to French farmers under CAP, Cyprus to piss up on unneeded roads schemes or for the EU to keep moving between it's two HQs.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I think you will find that the vast majority of economic experts say that we won't recover from the impact of 'no deal' within 10 years and, possibly, far longer.
But, of course, you may know better and they may be employed by project fear.
I'm outta here, the pudding menu has turned up
Leave-supporting Llanelli left reeling as manufacturing industry moves out due to Brexit - https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/n...uring-industry-moves-out-due-to-brexit/08/11/
Another business leaving the UK citing Brexit, but clearly has nothing to do with Brexit.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
The one good thing about the Brexit events at the tail end of last week is that nothing else is going on in the world (apart from the tragic events in California)...I turn the radio on and its all about the big B ...I turn the box on to watch the news and its all about the same...amazing
Publius Ovidius
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I love it that the Welsh leader blamed everyone apart from the turkeys who voted for Christmas!
Baldseagull
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But we get some not inconsiderable benefits for that money, to say that by not paying it we will be better off is too simplistic. Fair enough to criticise some of the expenditure, but in the blunt assessment of whether is what we pay worth it, it is irrelevant.
GT49er
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Bloody hell. I guessed that sheep might have been enfrachised, but surely turkeys don't get a vote in Wales. Nobody believes that, do they? Well, OK, you're a leaver so..............
It's probably because of Brexit............................
melias shoes
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.spectator.co.uk/2018/10/tony-abbott-how-to-save-brexit/amp/
Couldn't have put it better Mr. Abbot.
Couldn't have put it better Mr. Abbot.
melias shoes
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He's talking sense on Brexit though. That deal has got to fail. As she once said No Deal is better than a bad deal. That deal is useless. I'd rather have no deal.
Anyway who's taking g advice? I just read it. You should too.
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Stumpy Tim
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This. Abbott was the worst PM in Australian history, and there's some pretty stiff competition for that accolade. If you agree with Abbott on any subject you're probably wrong
Staggeringly, he says that the UK can exist outside the EU and survive on WTO rules alone, like Australia. I should find it amazing that a former Australian prime minister doesn't know that Australia is a member of TWO trading blocs - ASEAN and the Cairns Group, but nothing surprises me about Abbott; he makes David Davis look like Talleyrand.