Why we need the EU

[JohnD]

..the medium term (2-5 years I think I said) will more than outweigh the short term pain....

That's a comforting thought.

What are the benefits that you think the UK will gain as a result of resigning from the Union?

 

[durhamplumber]

what I post is based on verifiable information

Utter nonsense.Brexit has not happened yet..All predictions.Economics is such a pseudo science.Forex is all over the place every second of every day,trade will still happen,,just do not talk such pessimmistic,miserable sanctimonious twaddle.

 

[durhamplumber]

what I post is based on verifiable information

Utter nonsense.Brexit has not happened yet..All predictions.Economics is such a pseudo science.Forex is all over the place every second of every day,trade will still happen,,just do not talk such pessimmistic,miserable sanctimonious twaddle.

 

[durhamplumber]

Crux of it is, we’re leaving. Like it or not. Stop doing a ‘May’ , get behind our country and stop unnecessarily talking us down.

Well said

 

[durhamplumber]

You are just repeating the same wrong and tired arguments.

Ditto...so stop asking the same bleedin questions.We leaving EU.

 

[Notch7]

Utter nonsense.Brexit has not happened yet..All predictions.Economics is such a pseudo science.Forex is all over the place every second of every day,trade will still happen,,just do not talk such pessimmistic,miserable sanctimonious twaddle.

Durhamplumber expressing his ignorance whilst displaying some anger

Perhaps he should go and have a cup of chamomile tea -Ive heard its most soothing

 

[Lower]

Whats stopping you from using the direct suppliers right now?

Why did you use the EU middlemen before?

We didn’t know we were using EU middlemen.

We are using the new suppliers already. It’s in our interest for them to be successful.

 

[Lower]

Enjoy

Anywhere nice?

Majorca. No visa, free movement pound: euro

 

[SirGalahad]

We didn’t know we were using EU middlemen.

We are using the new suppliers already. It’s in our interest for them to be successful.

Wait on. So your already using them, how will Brexit improve that?

 

[gasbanni]

Does anyone else on here actually understand how an economy works???

Nobody does ! Banking crisis remember that ? was that for seen ?

You can ask ten different economist's about Brexit and get ten different answers.

Shares market ....herd instinct it's a simple as that SELL SELL !!!! BUY BUY !!!!! Why do you think It bounces up and down so much ?

 

[Notch7]

You can ask ten different economist's about Brexit and get ten different answers

You dont need an economist.

Ask 10 different experts on trade about WTO and you get the same answer.

The Brexit mantra: Facts dont matter

Somebody tell Gasbanni to go back to posting stuff about the 2nd world war -he is slightly less clueless about that

 

[SirGalahad]

Nobody does ! Banking crisis remember that ? was that for seen ?

You can ask ten different economist's about Brexit and get ten different answers.

Shares market ....herd instinct it's a simple as that SELL SELL !!!! BUY BUY !!!!! Why do you think It bounces up and down so much ?

Speculators, short sellers, hft etc.

Long term trends is what matters.

 

[durhamplumber]

Speculators, short sellers, hft etc.

Long term trends is what matters.

Indeed...so stuff your short term forex misery where the sun's not shining!

 

[SirGalahad]

The banking crisis if you want to call it that was due to lax regulation and greed, moral hazard played a part, but so did a broken economic model. Upshot being Brexiteers have demanded more of this broken model.

 

[fillyboy]

The banking crisis if you want to call it that was due to lax regulation and greed, moral hazard played a part, but so did a broken economic model. Upshot being Brexiteers have demanded more of this broken model.

Bill Clinton played a very big part for which he's seldom given enough credit.