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[m4rtinu] 28/11/2018 15:57

FYI Mr Hammond: the country is already "fractured"! Because some Tory numpty called Dave put the interests of sorting his "fractured" party before the country's. Why do we get such numbskulls as leaders?

As fars as Gove is concerned: he might be bright; though that's debatable. His main characteristic is being untrustworthy; and that's just within his own party.

[minerve] 28/11/2018 15:51

Sign the document. Brexit was ALWAYS going to deliver a hit on GDP. That is the way it is. That is what Brexiters voted for. Make a decision. Do it. Now!

[tradejunkie2] 28/11/2018 15:44

Looking to get back in low 54 cats.

[alphorn] 28/11/2018 15:18

Poikka - there may well some opportunistic person who will take the PM position if it becomes vacant - not because they have any great insight but rather a great ego.

[alphorn] 28/11/2018 15:16

Ace - Stoned can not deal with facts, so don't expect to get any coherent response from him.


On another subject some fool above said that the fishing quotas were sold by the UK fishermen because they are uneconomic - don't whine now then. Become a communist and nationalise them all.
(I would like my previous houses back - because they have rocketed in value).

[aceuk] 28/11/2018 14:30

I think people who were/are generally on the 'Remain' side of the argument have been hugely tolerant over the last two and a half years, indeed many like me thought leaving should have happened quicker for least damage.

Their are quite a number of very virulent 'Leave' posters here who have posted very little besides bile and hatred.

[keyno] 28/11/2018 13:49

Our tolerance as a nation was thrown out, it appears, in June 2016.

[aceuk] 28/11/2018 13:40

You lot really are complete idiots

[willoicc] 28/11/2018 13:36

Aceuk the reason the fishermen sold their quotas was because they were squeezed so hard by the EU that the quotas were uneconomic.

[aceuk] 28/11/2018 13:15

stonedyou you really are a quite despicable creature aren't you - the people who sold out the UK fishermen are the UK fishermen. They sold their rights to catch their quotas in UK waters, nothing to do with the EU.


Btw, as far as I am aware foreign fishermen have only bought rights to catch fish in UK coastal waters not down the rivers.

[willoicc] 28/11/2018 13:12

As we say in Belfast 'the man has more faces than the Albert Clock' - 4-sided like Big Ben.

[willoicc] 28/11/2018 13:07

LOL I do not think I will argue over who is the worst traitor.

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She is even worse than traitor heath.

One of the few things you've ever said that I disagree with, willoicc! No-one is worse than traitor Heath.

[willoicc] 28/11/2018 13:05

They have lost me for one.

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It will be interesting to see what happens to the daily mail readership figures over the nest 9 months???

[cannyshoveyergrannyoffthebus] 28/11/2018 12:57

Ineos also backing May plans in advice to their workers .

Go May

[cannyshoveyergrannyoffthebus] 28/11/2018 12:34

Mays playing a blinder . Uniting the UK

[k38] 28/11/2018 12:20

She must go now before she do any more serious damage to democracy or conservatives are a dead party.

[smartypants] 28/11/2018 12:09

Brexit deal to cut GDP by 3.9% in next 15 years - UK govt

The United Kingdom's withdrawal agreement with the European Union could slash the country's gross domestic product by 3.9% in the next fifteen years, while a no deal scenario would cut as much as 9.3% off the GDP in the same period of time, according to an official analysis by the UK government released on Wednesday. Exiting the bloc without an agreement would leave the UK economy 7.7% smaller in 15 years time than if the country stayed in the EU, assuming no change is made to migration rules and some non-tariff barriers, the paper showed.

The 83-page document titled the Long-Term Economic Analysis also predicted that the government borrowing would swell by as much as £119 billion by 2035 if the UK crashes out of the EU without a deal, while a departure under the terms of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal would raise borrowing cost up to £26.6 billion.

[stonedyou] 28/11/2018 12:02

Auk I haven`t heard your opposite view. Can you enlighten us with it.....