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May will do a deal, it will be right at the last moment, her red lines will be further in the pink, but a deal nevertheless.
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Yes up with the lark - had my cocktail of pills followed by nice porridge with milk,
And a light jam buttiie with chilled water to slosh it back - not a chickpea in sight..
Thanks for your concerns.my room number is no7
Fells like no 6 the prisoner
https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_reports/RR2600/RR2690/RAND_RR2690.pdf
Roughly 75% of scientists have lived/worked abroad, and all believe the experience benefits their research.
Roughly 75% of scientists have lived/worked abroad, and all believe the experience benefits their research.
It were all Cameron's fault
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
She will fight them on the beaches.
Without the EU those economies would have been insolvent
It was their own reckless lending policies in the domestic market that screwed Spain
Greece was ruined due to false accounting practices and nobody paying their taxes
Italy was in trouble due to poor banking sector and political ineptitude
How did the EU cause that?
The euro? Then why didn't every country go mad on cheap money?
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In reality Joey that figure will be no where near as high (based on that being billions instead of millions!
) as there will be people who don't care paying 10-20% more for their German motor. There are people who whatever happens will be insulated from the financial chaos, mainly older or families that have money (Tories like Rees-Mogg etc.), they will continue to buy whatever they need. You will also get companies moving across the channel boosting the economy on that side. It isn't about the headline figures as the consequences run deeper. Like for instance when the pound does plummet if we do leave on a no deal, things will instantly become more expensive, less money will then be there to buy other things which then puts those business at risk, that in turn means less money for the services you wanted to boost.
A real life scenario for you, I have paid off 20 something percent of my house, the likely recession and drop in house prices as the market contracts will likely see me (again) go into negative equity, I will then not be able to remortgage at the end of my fixed term so my payments are likely to jump £200, that is 200 less from my budget a month that would be used to pay for goods and services that help feed the economy. With the inevitable price rise for food also it probably takes away all of my expendable income. I can't see I will be the only one in that position. This isn't project fear it is just what happens when there is a shock to the market.
Yes we will get hit harder, but the EU will also feel the shock too I admitted no.deal is not s good thing.In reality Joey that figure will be no where near as high (based on that being billions instead of millions!
You will also get companies moving across the channel boosting the economy on that side. It isn't about the headline figures as the consequences run deeper. Like for instance when the pound does plummet if we do leave on a no deal, things will instantly become more expensive, less money will then be there to buy other things which then puts those business at risk, that in turn means less money for the services you wanted to boost.
A real life scenario for you, I have paid off 20 something percent of my house, the likely recession and drop in house prices as the market contracts will likely see me (again) go into negative equity, I will then not be able to remortgage at the end of my fixed term so my payments are likely to jump £200, that is 200 less from my budget a month that would be used to pay for goods and services that help feed the economy. With the inevitable price rise for food also it probably takes away all of my expendable income. I can't see I will be the only one in that position. This isn't project fear it is just what happens when there is a shock to the market.
Thats rich from an organization that seldom audits its books..
Yes up with the lark - had my cocktail of pills followed by nice porridge with milk,
And a light jam buttiie with chilled water to slosh it back - not a chickpea in sight..
Thanks for your concerns.my room number is no7
Fells like no 6 the prisoner
Everton will cheer you up tomorrow lol
That may be the benefit of not watching it
I can't read all that Bruce on this smart phone - just had another cortisol injection...
Yesterdays got lost...
BUPA slipping up
Foot Long Hot Dog
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Apart from every year.
Incompletely...
I can't read all that Bruce on this smart phone - just had another cortisol injection...
Yesterdays got lost...
BUPA slipping up
It's because of Brexit. We did warn you.
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