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[Politics] Brexit
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Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
I think you have missed the bit about the criminally Tory government’s push for Brexit and subsequent fuckwhittery in handling Brexit et al.It's odd how many of the people who support most of the public sector going on strike for big pay rises/sticking it to the Tories, never seem concerned about inflationtionary pressure .. but when people on generally lower wages finally benefit from big pay increases thanks to Brexit its a bad thing/inflationary.
Also worth remembering that the UK inflation rate is a bit lower than the EU average. Unfortunately the main causes of dramatic increases in inflation (covid/Ukraine) across Europe have masked this undoubted Brexit benefit.
It's about time we weened ourselves off a completely unsustainable high immigration, low wage, low productivity economy
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,767
If you are going to try and highlight what our friend 'the bringer of truth' has missed, I think you may need a bit longer than I've been on NSCI think you have missed the bit about the criminally Tory government’s push for Brexit and subsequent fuckwhittery in handling Brexit et al.
My personal favourite from that particular contribution is
It's about time we weened ourselves off a completely unsustainable high immigration, low wage, low productivity economy
Because a high wage, low skilled, even lower productivity economy is definitely the way ahead in a 21st century economy. He really is the gift that keeps on giving
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
i didn’t want to set the bar too low knowing that Dogbotherer or whatever he’s called would just lower it further.If you are going to try and highlight what our friend 'the bringer of truth' has missed, I think you may need a bit longer than I've been on NSC
My personal favourite from that particular contribution is
Because a high wage, low skilled, even lower productivity economy is definitely the way ahead in a 21st century economy. He really is the gift that keeps on giving
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 28,272
Don't forget our increasing reliance on Food Banks and In Work state benefits and what does that say? A failing nation...oh apart from The Few.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Boris Johnson advocates Ukraine joining the EU.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
HalfaSeatOn
Well-known member
‘Gaslighted’ and ‘Out staying their welcome’ spring to mind
rogersix
Well-known member
- Jan 18, 2014
- 8,202
shall you be the last?It's odd how many of the people who support most of the public sector going on strike for big pay rises/sticking it to the Tories, never seem concerned about inflationtionary pressure .. but when people on generally lower wages finally benefit from big pay increases thanks to Brexit its a bad thing/inflationary.
Also worth remembering that the UK inflation rate is a bit lower than the EU average. Unfortunately the main causes of dramatic increases in inflation (covid/Ukraine) across Europe have masked this undoubted Brexit benefit.
It's about time we weened ourselves off a completely unsustainable high immigration, low wage, low productivity economy
everyone's laughing at you,
have you thought about taking up macrame? knotworrier
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
It's odd how many of the people who support most of the public sector going on strike for big pay rises/sticking it to the Tories, never seem concerned about inflationtionary pressure .. but when people on generally lower wages finally benefit from big pay increases thanks to Brexit its a bad thing/inflationary.
Also worth remembering that the UK inflation rate is a bit lower than the EU average. Unfortunately the main causes of dramatic increases in inflation (covid/Ukraine) across Europe have masked this undoubted Brexit benefit.
It's about time we weened ourselves off a completely unsustainable high immigration, low wage, low productivity economy
Eurozone inflation has dropped again but how do countries compare?
Eurozone Inflation has fallen again for the third consecutive month but it's still fuelling a cost of living crisis. Which countries are being hardest hit?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The tide is turning.
Wokeworrier
Active member
Welcome back wodger, have you been on your holibobs or perhaps banned again?
Well, I for one think it's very nice that NSC still allows at least a few alternative views to counter the radicalised echo chamber nonsense which makes up 95% of this thread.
Nearly 'everyone' steers well clear of this thread for entirely understandable reasons but laughing would be a distinct improvement on pearl-clutching, calls for bans by the #FBPE crew/usual suspects who can't cope with being ridiculed!
Seriously though (can you do serious?), working on the majority assumption on here that everything negative is down to Brexit and anything positive, forever more, would have happened anyway, would you be capable of putting a time frame on when you think we will rejoin the customs union/single market/ EU? I put the question out to the room also. Good to get a record to bounce in years to come
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,767
So your not going to have another go at trying to defend your Brexit campaign after your attempt yesterday where you obviously didn't understand the graph you posted, incorrectly stated that the EU inflation rate was currently higher than Britain's and didn't understand what a low skilled, high paid workforce would do to a country's economy in the 21st centuryWelcome back wodger, have you been on your holibobs or perhaps banned again?
Well, I for one think it's very nice that NSC still allows at least a few alternative views to counter the radicalised echo chamber nonsense which makes up 95% of this thread.
Nearly 'everyone' steers well clear of this thread for entirely understandable reasons but laughing would be a distinct improvement on pearl-clutching, calls for bans by the #FBPE crew/usual suspects who can't cope with being ridiculed!
Seriously though (can you do serious?), working on the majority assumption on here that everything negative is down to Brexit and anything positive, forever more, would have happened anyway, would you be capable of putting a time frame on when you think we will rejoin the customs union/single market/ EU? I put the question out to the room also. Good to get a record to bounce in years to come
To be fair I think you do look very slightly less stupid when you simply troll
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Caused by the pound weakening even further against the dollar. Sad times, very sad times for the UK.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Glass always half-full type of chap are you?
I thought you 1901ers would be chuffed with that result and your extensive share portfolios.
Wokeworrier
Active member
So your not going to have another go at trying to defend your Brexit campaign after your attempt yesterday where you obviously didn't understand the graph you posted, incorrectly stated that the EU inflation rate was currently higher than Britain's and didn't understand what a low skilled, high paid workforce would do to a country's economy in the 21st century
To be fair I think you do look very slightly less stupid when you simply troll
Speaking of stupid trolls ....
A couple of minor corrections, I didn't post any graph about EU inflation yesterday, the posts about EU (not eurozone) inflation I did make were entirely accurate. Apart from that spot on ..