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[poikka] 17/7/2019 17:21

Boris's first job should be to sack her as PM. Sorted.

[xxxxxy] 17/7/2019 17:11

TM and taking debate to a Dark Place. Look no further than her. She has lied and lied and lied and set the parliament against the will of the people. It is easy to hide in the moral high ground. She is a cowardly deceiver. She disgusts me.

Thank goodness for Nigel Farage.

Boris for PM

LEAVE and WTO

[poikka] 17/7/2019 17:09

" Theresa May has warned that she is "worried about the state of politics" as she gave what is expected to be her final major speech as Prime Minister.

Hahahahah, Hohohohoh...the bloody nerve of the woman knows no bounds.

[bargainbob] 17/7/2019 16:38

29th August 2019



The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced that the PPI Deadline will be 29th August 2019.

[xxxxxy] 17/7/2019 16:18

BREXIT COULD BOOST UK ECONOMY BY £135 BILLION, SAY TOP ECONOMISTS

Brexit could boost the UK economy by as much as £135 billion a year, according to a comprehensive new report by a team of leading economists who argue that it is time to abandon the gloomy forecasts of Project Fear and embrace Project Prosperity – the mounting evidence that quitting the protectionist EU will transform Britain’s prospects over the next decade.

The surge in national output – worth about £5,000 a year to the average UK household – should also be accompanied by an 8 per cent fall in prices – which would add an average of £40 a week to such households, raising living standards, creating new, better paid jobs and cutting unemployment.

They include a reduction in their bills of £2.50 a week triggered by savings in benefits currently paid to unskilled EU immigrants.

The glowing assessment of Britain’s post-Brexit future comes in a 50-page report to be published in full in the autumn by Economists for Free Trade (EFT), a 16-strong group of experts, which includes Patrick Minford, Professor of Economics at Cardiff University and Roger Bootle, Chairman of Capital Economics, Europe’s largest macroeconomics consultancy.

In an introduction released in advance of publication of the full report, From Project Fear to Project Prosperity, Professor Minford rejects so-called “Soft Brexit”, saying that the benefits of quitting the EU will only be realised by a combination of global free trade for Britain – outside the single market and the customs union – plus opening up the UK economy to the positive effects of full competition.

Article

[alphorn] 17/7/2019 15:17

It won't be 'I told you so' that covers this thread but 'who to blame'.

My plan is still to put my gains into a secondary home in the SE so I will be able to experience first hand rather than read some of the weird Brexit stuff on this thread.

btw. G2 I suspect that X5 is trail blazing that mandatory clown service. It can be the only explanation.

[minerve 2] 17/7/2019 15:15

MM2

Work, or slave labour?

Plenty of slave labour positions available in this country.

[minerve 2] 17/7/2019 15:11

“They've already done that in €uroland!̶1;

Yes they have, but if you take the time to dig a little deeper you will find not all problems originate from the EU. Just like this country.

It is always very convenient to have someone else to blame but in the long run you are only damaging yourself.

[mikemichael2] 17/7/2019 15:11

Your daughter could always stay in Italy!!

'The proportion of Italy's youth not in work rose to 33 per cent in January from 32.8 per cent in December'

Oh, Hang on, that's the old folks fault, sorry.

[grahamite2] 17/7/2019 15:06

midfirst atm locations

[maxk] 17/7/2019 15:05

They've already done that in €uroland!

[minerve 2] 17/7/2019 14:58

Maxk

There is no fun in writing off the future of younger generations.

[maxk] 17/7/2019 14:56

Never mind Min, just think of the fun you can have saying "I told you so"



Regardless of what happens.

[minerve 2] 17/7/2019 14:50

I'm sick of Brexit and everything to do with it. It has damaged, irreparably, my view towards certain age groups and demographics. I am not alone in this. I don't think whatever happens from now has made Brexit worth it.

'Be careful for what you wish for' has never been more apt.

[xxxxxy] 17/7/2019 14:02

Best leave the EUSSR

LEAVE and WTO

[xxxxxy] 17/7/2019 14:02

Ian Wragg
Posted July 17, 2019 at 7:10 am | Permalink

The EU namely France and Germany want to undermine NATO. They want unified procurement rules to benefit them at our expense.
We provide the manpower and intelligence whilst they bolster their defence industry.

[xxxxxy] 17/7/2019 13:59

The EUSSR is a poisonous FAECAL Project.

LEAVE it.

LEAVE and WTO

[maxk] 17/7/2019 13:54

May's soap opera line about "brexit means brexit" Best of the lot.

[alphorn] 17/7/2019 13:51

Some very old washing powder adverts fit the Brexit bill:

Omo - 'With bright new power for a bright new world!'
Persil - 'Don’t worry about a thing, cause every little thing gonna be all right, don’t worry — about a thing ………;…

[alphorn] 17/7/2019 13:37

For the last 2/3 years I have read ad nauseum that Brexit means Brexit.

Now we have a new range of 'washing powder' type descriptions.

- good old "No Deal" Brexit,
- Clean Brexit,
- Proper Brexit,
- WTO Brexit,
- Brexit means Brexit,
- Clean break Brexit.

Any more for the list?

Just goes to show that nobody has a clue as of today.

[alphorn] 17/7/2019 13:28

G2 #956. A lot of truth in that. This loathing etc is very destructive.

People normally have very short memories but just think how many posts on this thread harking back to WWII it makes you wonder.

[mr.elbee] 17/7/2019 13:26

Ursula has very bad teeth Poikka..they are not sustainable..and neither is she.