Barnier very politely explains to Mark Francois he got what he voted for
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remember when the Brextremists demanded a hard Brexit?
"The UK is on course for a hard Brexit that will hit sterling, according to a large European bond fund. BlueBay Asset Management, which manages $60bn of assets, took the view last year that the UK would “find it hard” to agree to the EU’s demands in trade negotiations and a couple of weeks ago the fund placed a negative bet on the pound.
Recent discussions with officials in London and Brussels have convinced BlueBay that either a deal on trade is out of reach, or the UK will be left with a very restricted agreement on its future relationship with the EU.
A 10 per cent slide in sterling against the euro is the most likely result, said Kaspar Hense, an investment-grade bond fund manager at BlueBay."
I bet Rees-Mogg is making a fortune.
"The UK is on course for a hard Brexit that will hit sterling, according to a large European bond fund. BlueBay Asset Management, which manages $60bn of assets, took the view last year that the UK would “find it hard” to agree to the EU’s demands in trade negotiations and a couple of weeks ago the fund placed a negative bet on the pound.
Recent discussions with officials in London and Brussels have convinced BlueBay that either a deal on trade is out of reach, or the UK will be left with a very restricted agreement on its future relationship with the EU.
A 10 per cent slide in sterling against the euro is the most likely result, said Kaspar Hense, an investment-grade bond fund manager at BlueBay."
I bet Rees-Mogg is making a fortune.
No one ever demanded a hard brexit boyo.
Treacherous remoaning europhiles have difficulty accepting the referendum result.
The LEAVE result.
And thats about it.
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Brexer trying to rewrite history again.
You are wrong Old Bean.
The difficulty is leavers not accepting Johnson signed a deal which included a level playing field, EU law in disputes and an agreement on fishing.
Poor old Mark Francois is terribly confused about the deal he voted for.
Save your typing fingers Mate. The defenders of Francois are too stupid to see what you are saying. To repeat for the hard of thinking... the fat stupid t**t has complained about what his blond stupid t**t of a boss agreed to; and what he himself voted for. And then he had his stupidity pointed out for him. The whole thing is as much to do with Brexit as the NI troubles are/were about religion.
Nope boyo.
Treacherous remoaners goal from the very beginning was the pursuit of a watered down brexit.
Which basically meant no brexit at all.
Thus splitting the country and weakening our bargaining power.
Brexit means sending a letter of resignation and giving up our membership.
Which we have done.
What happens afterwards was not on the ballot paper so was not decided by the electorate.
You just voted for whatever deal, or no-deal, the government of the day happened to get.
Some people were foolish enough to think that Britain "held all the cards" and them Europeans would give in to all our demands. Unfortunately, however, Britain has never agreed with itself what those demands should be.
Yes indeed, one them proved you right immediately after you posted. Ryler is a Trump supporter, it adds up.
Sadly we are in a period of politics where MPs like Francois can state something utterly contradictory and their supporters applaud.
No one has mentioned Brexit post CV19. I think it would be a mistake to not consider that aspect. Not that there will really be a post CV19 unless a 100% vaccine pops up.
While it is around the steps businesses need to take to live with it don't come for free so there will be price increases all round in many areas. Pumping money into insulation etc will provide jobs but generally when this happens prices may well be more than they could be.
Build loads of houses - ok if people can live in them and pay for them otherwise rent at market values. Maybe like other countries most housing will be apartment blocks.
We are now being told that we will be facing hard times again at some point. That probably means some variation on Austerity but maybe worse than the one we appeared to be getting out of. Changes in some areas proved unrealistic during lock down so were changed up. Reduce the number of people living on Austerity sufficiently and it doesn't make much difference to voting as the majority go I'm ok Jack.
Share prices have their interesting points. They are sitting at some price the market has settled on. Along comes a period of financial easing and they tend to go up. It's reckoned to be due to the easing devaluing the currency and the the increase re establishing their value. Import prices go up.
So when Brexit actually finally happens much depends on what happens to the GBP and the countries loan rating. Umpteen hospitals and schools - more debt. More roads etc more debt.
While it is around the steps businesses need to take to live with it don't come for free so there will be price increases all round in many areas. Pumping money into insulation etc will provide jobs but generally when this happens prices may well be more than they could be.
Build loads of houses - ok if people can live in them and pay for them otherwise rent at market values. Maybe like other countries most housing will be apartment blocks.
We are now being told that we will be facing hard times again at some point. That probably means some variation on Austerity but maybe worse than the one we appeared to be getting out of. Changes in some areas proved unrealistic during lock down so were changed up. Reduce the number of people living on Austerity sufficiently and it doesn't make much difference to voting as the majority go I'm ok Jack.
Share prices have their interesting points. They are sitting at some price the market has settled on. Along comes a period of financial easing and they tend to go up. It's reckoned to be due to the easing devaluing the currency and the the increase re establishing their value. Import prices go up.
So when Brexit actually finally happens much depends on what happens to the GBP and the countries loan rating. Umpteen hospitals and schools - more debt. More roads etc more debt.
I hear that Rishi is thinking about more ways to tax money out of people.
Austerity has done no good and is now recognised as a vote-loser.
He's got to pay for 50,000 more nurses and 40 new hospitals, as well as rebuilding the North. Remember?
Oh and Trump wearing a mask. Our lot still wondering.QE dumps money that needs to be invested, so its effect is to push up ftse and house prices.
I prefer my son's view - an accountant.
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