[Politics] Brexit

[ManOfSussex]

 

[lawros left foot]

AND TO THINK WE WERE ALSO GOING STRAIGHT INTO A RESESSION
regards
DR

Would that be the same as a recession?

 

[GT49er]

Not s patch on 80 million Turks are coming to live in the UK, if we don't leave the EU.

They'd better get breeding pretty fast then - there's only about 75 million of them!

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Would that be the same as a recession?

YEP
regards
DR

 

[lawros left foot]

They'd better get breeding pretty fast then - there's only about 75 million of them!

That's not what Nigel Farage said, take it up with him

 

[Buzzer]

No regrets here. I see that all of a sudden, a lot of people are holding up Michael Heseltine as a voice of sanity but it's worth remembering all the bluster that the same lifelong Euro-federalist said when we didn't join the Euro in 2000.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2000/mar/03/emu.theeuro

My view is that we'll be fine. Our economy is comparatively strong and although there may be tough decisions to make it's all going to be worth it to be able to be free from an EU that is impervious to reform and led by bureaucrats committed to a path that is purely self-serving. One size clearly does not fit all and we will see this once again when the next Euro crisis comes along. My prediction is that within the next ten years other countries (probably from the north) will also choose to leave the EU.

Love Europe, hate the EU.

 

[hart's shirt]

Ferry?

Here you go.

 

[chip]

as if anyone's taking you seriously on this thread
regards
DR

From what I have read here, he doesn't have his own opinions so nothing to take seriously. Seems like a bit of a bigot to me.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

No regrets here. I see that all of a sudden, a lot of people are holding up Michael Heseltine as a voice of sanity but it's worth remembering all the bluster that the same lifelong Euro-federalist said when we didn't join the Euro in 2000.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2000/mar/03/emu.theeuro

My view is that we'll be fine. Our economy is comparatively strong and although there may be tough decisions to make it's all going to be worth it to be able to be free from an EU that is impervious to reform and led by bureaucrats committed to a path that is purely self-serving. One size clearly does not fit all and we will see this once again when the next Euro crisis comes along. My prediction is that within the next ten years other countries (probably from the north) will also choose to leave the EU.

Love Europe, hate the EU.

have you right on that one , only a matter of time before EITHER Portugal, Italy or Greece(again) go down the pan

regards
DR

 

[GT49er]

That's not what Nigel Farage said, take it up with him

I'm not that bothered, to be honest!

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

From what I have read here, he doesn't have his own opinions so nothing to take seriously. Seems like a bit of a bigot to me.

anti English , what a turn coat
regards
DR

 

[Buzzer]

No one else touches?

You must be disappointed in The Fatherland with all that Qatari investment in Germany including the likes of Siemens, VW and Deutsche Bank Must be a bitter pill knowing German exports to Qatar are 2B a year(bloody German jobs eh). Bet you dropped a pork knuckle when you found out 2017 was an officially endorsed German/Qatar Bilateral Year of Culture.
Bet you cant pack your bags quick enough.

This can't be good news but presumably all of the trade is with the UK, right?

http://trade.ec.europa.eu/doclib/docs/2006/september/tradoc_113438.pdf

 

[studio150]

Oh, you are back again are you.
Get a funny bone.

If it was funny I would have laughed,

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

No regrets on Leave from me either .......very happy,some hardship ahead,opportunity too....embrace change -it's coming whether we like it or not.

 

[East Preston Gull]

[emoji38]ol: I can't take anyone who has a Sony Xperia seriously. Next.

So now it is phone make bullying, I really do give up with you remoanerphoners.

Vote brexitxperia!

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[Yoda]

Ferry?

Just dont pay him

 

[looney]

article 50, oh happy days.

Has world war 3 started yet?

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

article 50, oh happy days.

Has world war 3 started yet?

not within 5 years,maybe 5 to 10 years....it wont be because of Brexit.

i think the Eu could have collapsed by the 10 year marker anyway.

 

[looney]

not within 5 years,maybe 5 to 10 years....it wont be because of Brexit.

i think the Eu could have collapsed by the 10 year marker anyway.

Could collapse in a few weeks if Le Pen wins, and its looking more likely according to some research ive seen.

As for WW3?

Nope, unless you mean the clash of civilisations then thats aready started.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

Could collapse in a few weeks if Le Pen wins, and its looking more likely according to some research ive seen.

As for WW3?

Nope, unless you mean the clash of civilisations then thats aready started.

was thinking more in the far east.korea or south china sea..maybe not,but the eu.......20% lost revenue within 2 years...could happen,like you say others might wish to exit too