Current Affairs EU In or Out

In or Out

  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%
  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%

  • Total voters
    1,013
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GROWTH we were supposed to go bust by the remoaners and the so called Experts.....
like yourself........
employment up debt down .........
Don't like the Tories but their stance on brexit is ok with me...
Labour have more ideas than the kamasutra -
oh and you argument on state aid for industrtries is a grey area once again we wou;ld have to ask politely and be dictated too by the EU -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35933904
I like your priorities Joey, you can actually spell 'kamasutra'
 
Our growth since the vote is the worst in the G20. Our productivity is way behind our peers and foreign investment has fallen off a cliff. Those are the facts that put the unemployment stats into perspective

A bit of perspective though. The U.K. is still dealing with the debt issue, we have voted to leave the EU which has caused uncertainty, the finalised Brexit agreement is not known, Remainers are still talking down the country. Yet our GDP is still growing, our employment and unemployment figures are in remarkably good health, and despite all of the gloom and despondency generated by certain individuals the credit agencies still have us at a similar level to France who face few of the above risks. We are doing alright........
 
GROWTH we were supposed to go bust by the remoaners and the so called Experts.....
like yourself........
employment up debt down .........
Don't like the Tories but their stance on brexit is ok with me...
Labour have more ideas than the kamasutra -
oh and you argument on state aid for industrtries is a grey area once again we wou;ld have to ask politely and be dictated too by the EU -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35933904
Such a predictable response, it’s like hailing any investment in the automotive industry as a Brexit win, whilst ignoring the FACT that investment in that sector is down 50% year on year.

Without the vote our economy was one of the fastest growing amongst our peers, now it’s down with the dead men at the bottom of the heap.

Who predicted that we’d go bust exactly Joe? Care to back that assertion up with some actual facts mate?

Also, Corbyns nationalisation Plan wasn’t about state aid, it was about renationalising our trains and public utilities, and there’s no EU ruling that would prohibit that, so it’s not a grey area at all, it’s a simple fact (that I’ve already offered to point you in the right direction of btw)
 
Such a predictable response, it’s like hailing any investment in the automotive industry as a Brexit win, whilst ignoring the FACT that investment in that sector is down 50% year on year.

Without the vote our economy was one of the fastest growing amongst our peers, now it’s down with the dead men at the bottom of the heap.

Who predicted that we’d go bust exactly Joe? Care to back that assertion up with some actual facts mate?

Also, Corbyns nationalisation Plan wasn’t about state aid, it was about renationalising our trains and public utilities, and there’s no EU ruling that would prohibit that, so it’s not a grey area at all, it’s a simple fact (that I’ve already offered to point you in the right direction of btw)
https://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/09/the-brexit-bounce-thats-making-doom-mongers-look-foolish/
 
A bit of perspective though. The U.K. is still dealing with the debt issue, we have voted to leave the EU which has caused uncertainty, the finalised Brexit agreement is not known, Remainers are still talking down the country. Yet our GDP is still growing, our employment and unemployment figures are in remarkably good health, and despite all of the gloom and despondency generated by certain individuals the credit agencies still have us at a similar level to France who face few of the above risks. We are doing alright........
By talking down the country, what you really mean is discussing actual facts, Economic data that shows our economy has gone from one of the fastest growing in Europe to just about the slowest. Leavers seem to think that by pointing this out you’re somehow being disloyal, it’s a laughable assertion, driven by the desire to lift the rug and get the brush out.

As for the uncertainty that has without doubt affected overseas investment, but have you asked yourself why? Why are foreign investors putting expansion and investment plans in the U.K. on hold? What are they worried about?
 
By talking down the country, what you really mean is discussing actual facts, Economic data that shows our economy has gone from one of the fastest growing in Europe to just about the slowest. Leavers seem to think that by pointing this out you’re somehow being disloyal, it’s a laughable assertion, driven by the desire to lift the rug and get the brush out.

As for the uncertainty that has without doubt affected overseas investment, but have you asked yourself why? Why are foreign investors putting expansion and investment plans in the U.K. on hold? What are they worried about?

Uncertainty, and the longer this drags on the worse it will be. May should have stuck with the two year date and got on with it, telling the EU either do a deal or don’t while planning for either.....
 
Read it its indicating what you are advocating as tosh........
I have done and it simply doesn’t as since that was written the Govts own economic forecasts have concluded that Brexit will cost our economy , nor does it back your assertion that we were predicted to go bust.....
 
Uncertainty, and the longer this drags on the worse it will be. May should have stuck with the two year date and got on with it, telling the EU either do a deal or don’t while planning for either.....
What uncertainty is causing such reticence though? What is the feared outcome from an overseas investment perspective Pete? Be honest.........
 
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Only 5 points, Abe. You didn't name the song. Clue: unfortunately, done by a Manc band. But a great band and a great number for its time! ;)
 
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