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[Walken]

Come on nutz.. You don't seriously rely on Predictions, esp ones this big!

what are you relying on?

 

[Joey66]

Eh!

WTF has that got to do with the report initated by and published by the London School of Economics?[/QUOte
They advise and set the world economy predictions look if you are on here , and do not know who the IMF are - go and do some googling @Bruce Wayne ayne is great at that - any experts will come up with answers spreadsheet Phil is an avid tory remainer.........

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Run me trough the £9 million pro remain booklet, posted to every door in the UK, and relate to me any facts in that that were true ... also tell me where the greedy sods are who wrote it now are.......
also tell me how many financial predictions ever come true, and accurate?..........

I predict I’ll be skint next week after drinking myself into oblivion on Friday mate. I’ll keep you updated

 

[Walken]

Very windy and lots of rain.......lol
followed by lots of googling

theres more than a little of the donald trump or ted cruz, when presented with climate change data, in the same attitude of the brexiteers when presented with data

 

[Frang]

what are you relying on?

Definitely not Predictions.

 

[Joey66]

theres more than a little of the donald trump or ted cruz, when presented with climate change data, in the same attitude of the brexiteers when presented with data

Yawn same rhetoric everything in that post is nothing to do with the spreadsheet phil's forecast thai is under debate this am........

 

[Frang]

what are you relying on?

I'm not interested in forecasts and Predictions, i'l play the hand we get delt.

 

[Joey66]

theres more than a little of the donald trump or ted cruz, when presented with climate change data, in the same attitude of the brexiteers when presented with data

Ask them for this weeks winning lottery numbers if they are that goodlol

 

[Frang]

theres more than a little of the donald trump or ted cruz, when presented with climate change data, in the same attitude of the brexiteers when presented with data

I honestly thought you had a better game..

How wrong was i

 

[Armel]

graag gedaan

Eh in 't Nederlands? Dat is een verrassing.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Come on nutz.. You don't seriously rely on Predictions, esp ones this big!

I would certainly take notice of them as indicators that our growth, post brexit will be slower than if we stayed in the single market (as all the analysis from many different independent research groups shows this happening. longer term (say 10 years down the line) no-one knows for sure what our economic picture will look like after Brexit but I would definately take notice of this research when looking at the next few years.

The problem is for me, the actual damage done to our industries, our financial services sector and our scientific r+d capabilities etc during this period...It's okay saying we'll bounce back in 10 years, but you have to look at it and say well where would we be as a country in 10 years if we stayed in the single market?

There's a whole generation of young adults just now moving into higher education or entering the jobs market and they are in danger of having their career prospects severely limited due to brexit.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Eh in 't Nederlands? Dat is een verrassing.

My wife is Dutch

 

[Walken]

I honestly thought you had a better game..

How wrong was i

You're getting Joey too excited, could be a long day yet

 

[Frang]

I would certainly take notice of them as indicators that our gowth, post brexit will be slower than if we stayed in the single market (as all the anlysis from many different idependent research groups shows this happening. longer term (say 10 years down the line) no-one knows for sure what our economic picture will look like after Brexit but I would definately take notice of this research when looking at the next few years.

The problem is for me, the actual damage done to our industries, our financial services sector and our scientific r+d capabilities etc during this period...It's okay saying we'll bounce back in 10 years, but you have to look at it and say well where would we be as a country in 10 years if we stayed in the single market?

There's a whole generation of young adults just now moving into higher education or entering the jobs market and they are in danger of having their career prospects severely limited due to brexit.

Valid points..

If faced with adversity I'm more than confident we will be able to circumnavigate it..

 

[Bruce Wayne]

George soros predicted an u mitigating disaster not entering the euro.

It led to us having the longest prolonged period of economic growth

Is that the George Soros that pocketed about a billion quid from shorting the pound and forcing us out of the exchange rate mechanism? That George Soros?