[Politics] Brexit

Two Professors · Jan 17, 2017

DavidinSouthampton said:
I guess I'm stupid, then, and you, with a name like two professors, are obviously highly intelligent and are wonderfully suited to running the world.

I''m sure Mr Obama made those and other decisions on the spur of a moment by himself without thinking just to pi$$ people off, which is what spiteful would mean to me. maybe you have a different definition.

Thank you for your vote of confidence,but I think we should leave running the world to Trump and Putin.I think the following definition is a very good description of spiteful and fits Obama's actions to a t;

Particularly 'malicious'

The Maharajah of Sydney · Jan 17, 2017

May's Brexit Speech.

"Final Brexit deal will be put to a vote in both houses of parliament"

That comment is key and a new admission from May.
Pound finding some love on FX Markets - back up to around $1.2250

Titanic · Jan 17, 2017

The Maharajah of Sydney said:
May's Brexit Speech.

"Final Brexit deal will be put to a vote in both houses of parliament"

That comment is key and a new admission from May.
Pound finding some love on FX Markets - back up to around $1.2250

A vote at the end of the negotiations... right at the deadline for Brexit... and close to a general election... it would be a 'brave' party that voted against (unless the deal is clearly an awful failure).

nicko31 · Jan 17, 2017

The Maharajah of Sydney said:
May's Brexit Speech.

"Final Brexit deal will be put to a vote in both houses of parliament"

That comment is key and a new admission from May.
Pound finding some love on FX Markets - back up to around $1.2250

Thank you Gina Miller for your efforts

portslade seagull · Jan 17, 2017

nicko31 said:
Thank you Gina Miller for your efforts

Is she Glenns daughter?

BigGully · Jan 17, 2017

Brilliant I think she just threatened the EU with a nuclear attack, hard Brexit it is then .......

Titanic · Jan 17, 2017

"Future generations will judge us not by the decision we made but what we made of that decision"

BBassic · Jan 17, 2017

The Maharajah of Sydney said:
May's Brexit Speech.

"Final Brexit deal will be put to a vote in both houses of parliament"

That comment is key and a new admission from May.
Pound finding some love on FX Markets - back up to around $1.2250

Genuinely surprised by this. Means the ruling from the Supreme Court is entirely moot now.

I'm assuming she's done this because they were likely to lose and this move puts her in as good a light as possible.

CHAPPERS · Jan 17, 2017

Plenty of threatening language going on here.

Bob'n'weave · Jan 17, 2017

Herr Tubthumper said:
The EU is the biggest economy in the world. I'd say it carries weight.

Yes it is the biggest, but certainly not the most stable. If the EU plays hard ball with us it will only further destabilise confidence within other member states.

beorhthelm · Jan 17, 2017

Behind Enemy Lines said:
No, a vote to leave the EU did not mean leaving the Single Market.

yes it bloody well did! that for most people *is* what the EU is about, and its often refered to as "the european single market". it is what EU egislative powers are largely there to support, the movement of goods, labour and capital around a market without restriction.

vegster · Jan 17, 2017

Marvellous lecture, Jam Tomorrow! .... Just so long as both sides of the referendum shake hands and jolly well get on with the marvellous opportunity given to them. Nice telling off for those cheeky Europeans that might want a punitive deal for the UK, they have been warned we will go and play on our own.... so there.. BIG question is how many of all the old promises can her and her clowns deliver?

larus · Jan 17, 2017

This clearly tells the EU that we are happy to walk away and be totally divorced from them. Suddenly, the 'power' they thought they had over us diminishes. The worst we get is WTO rules - but we can still trade with the EU.

The Birdman · Jan 17, 2017

I voted to stay but now we are leaving I back TM lets get on with it.
Tim Farron is a winging Liberal and sees it a way of winning back thousand of lost votes.

portslade seagull · Jan 17, 2017

The Birdman said:
I voted to stay but now we are leaving I back TM lets get on with it.
Tim Farron is a winging Liberal and sees it a way of winning back thousand of lost votes.

Farron what an idiot stating already he will vote against it. Must admit though May did seem flustered during question time.

alfredmizen · Jan 17, 2017

vegster said:
Get your Euro's early today if you need any, our suicide note to be revealed at 11.45.

Youre a very good reverse indicator, sterling up 1.5 % against € and 2.5 % against the $.

CHAPPERS · Jan 17, 2017

portslade seagull said:
Farron what an idiot stating already he will vote against it. Must admit though May did seem flustered during question time.

I guess the interesting bit is when David Davies actually goes to Parliament to talk, unlike the PM.

alfredmizen · Jan 17, 2017

vegster said:
Marvellous lecture, Jam Tomorrow! .... Just so long as both sides of the referendum shake hands and jolly well get on with the marvellous opportunity given to them. Nice telling off for those cheeky Europeans that might want a punitive deal for the UK, they have been warned we will go and play on our own.... so there.. BIG question is how many of all the old promises can her and her clowns deliver?

You told us earlier on to buy euros against sterling , euro has promptly dropped 1.5 % , and theresa may is the clown ?

nicko31 · Jan 17, 2017

BBassic said:
Genuinely surprised by this. Means the ruling from the Supreme Court is entirely moot now.

I'm assuming she's done this because they were likely to lose and this move puts her in as good a light as possible.

Its highly unlikely parliament will throw it out the final deal, but crucially we will have proper scrunity something this government has tried to thwart.

Now please cover all those unncessary legal expenses from Tory party coffers

vegster · Jan 17, 2017

alfredmizen said:
Youre a very good reverse indicator, sterling up 1.5 % against € and 2.5 % against the $.

Good spot! How long before it gets back to its pre referendum level?

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