Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Bruce Wayne]

What was the point of austerity if we now blow it on sparing Brexiteers’ blushes?

I was elected as the member of parliament for Aberconwy back in 2010. They were testing times, with our deficit that year a staggering £141 billion and even that horrendous figure was an improvement on the previous year. Once again it appeared that a Conservative government would need to clean up a

www.thetimes.co.uk

 

[Bruce Wayne]

A very flippant reply to what is an existential problem for millions across this country does you no credit.

But typical of the see no evil, hear no evil and for Gawd’s sake say no evil alternative reality Brexit supporters live in.

Here, rubbish this fellow’s concerns as well whilst yer at it.

Bank of England cuts UK growth forecast

The Bank holds interest rates steady, but warns about the impact of a no-deal Brexit.

www.bbc.co.uk

Indeed. Y2k resulted in around $100 billion being spent in the US alone to overcome the problem, but planes didn't fall out of the sky so experts must be wrong about everything.

 

[TyphooToffee]

A very flippant reply to what is an existential problem for millions across this country does you no credit.

But typical of the see no evil, hear no evil and for Gawd’s sake say no evil alternative reality Brexit supporters live in.

Here, rubbish this fellow’s concerns as well whilst yer at it.

Bank of England cuts UK growth forecast

The Bank holds interest rates steady, but warns about the impact of a no-deal Brexit.

www.bbc.co.uk

This is the same Bank of England that was all gloom and doom prior to the referendum but changed its tune after the result. Is it any wonder I'm sceptical?

 

[Khalekan]

This is the same Bank of England that was all gloom and doom prior to the referendum but changed its tune after the result. Is it any wonder I'm sceptical?

As I say.......See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Say No Evil.

The Brexiter’s motto.

It is just a pity a whole lot of Evil is being wrought on our economy.

 

[TyphooToffee]

Indeed. Y2k resulted in around $100 billion being spent in the US alone to overcome the problem, but planes didn't fall out of the sky so experts must be wrong about everything.

Because we had a Prime Minister and cabinet who didn't really want to leave, three years of preparation for a no deal exit were wasted. I'm pretty sure there was a certain amount of work done, but not as much as was needed

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Because we had a Prime Minister and cabinet who didn't really want to leave, three years of preparation for a no deal exit were wasted. I'm pretty sure there was a certain amount of work done, but not as much as was needed

I wonder if Local Government Officer Joey66 could start offering classes on how to Google as it would avoid so much silliness. £4.2bn. £4.2 billion has been spent on Brexit by the government since 2016, with Jonhson's £2.1bn to come. I mean they 'might' have just been sat around smoking fivers...

Plus of course, you have the Brexit war chest Hammond saved up, which was £26.6 billion. So around £30 billion that could have been spent on other things has been devoted to Brexit. How much did we pay into the EU again?

 

[Methuselah]

A very flippant reply to what is an existential problem for millions across this country does you no credit.

But typical of the see no evil, hear no evil and for Gawd’s sake say no evil alternative reality Brexit supporters live in.

Here, rubbish this fellow’s concerns as well whilst yer at it.

Bank of England cuts UK growth forecast

The Bank holds interest rates steady, but warns about the impact of a no-deal Brexit.

www.bbc.co.uk

That's not the same Bank of England that's got all its Brexit forecasts wrong for the last three years, is it?

 

[TyphooToffee]

I wonder if Local Government Officer Joey66 could start offering classes on how to Google as it would avoid so much silliness. £4.2bn. £4.2 billion has been spent on Brexit by the government since 2016, with Jonhson's £2.1bn to come. I mean they 'might' have just been sat around smoking fivers...

Plus of course, you have the Brexit war chest Hammond saved up, which was £26.6 billion. So around £30 billion that could have been spent on other things has been devoted to Brexit. How much did we pay into the EU again?

I'd give you the figure if I was able to Google.

Bruce, whatever I say you will pick holes in it. I am going to relax and watch wickets 6-10 to fall.

 

[TyphooToffee]

A very flippant reply to what is an existential problem for millions across this country does you no credit.

But typical of the see no evil, hear no evil and for Gawd’s sake say no evil alternative reality Brexit supporters live in.

Here, rubbish this fellow’s concerns as well whilst yer at it.

Bank of England cuts UK growth forecast

The Bank holds interest rates steady, but warns about the impact of a no-deal Brexit.

www.bbc.co.uk

I will agree it was a flippant reply, and I did think twice about posting it. I do not wish anyone to suffer, I am just very sceptical about the forecasts. As I told Bruce, I am now going to concentrate on something I assume we are all (well the English Blues at least) looking forward to. The destuction of the Aussies.

 

[Khalekan]

That's not the same Bank of England that's got all its Brexit forecasts wrong for the last three years, is it?

See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil.

And the unicorns will gambol in sunlit uplands.

 

[Methuselah]

See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil.

And the unicorns will gambol in sunlit uplands.

Well is it?

 

[peteblue]

Why are those clever people not advising him now?

I imagine they are Bruce...

 

[roydo]

I imagine they are Bruce...

They must be new ones then, or are they the same ones that told him about kipper packaging rules and that GATT stuff that he didnt read?

 

[DanEFC92]

 

[Alan Whittle]

That looks like the beginning of "Dads Army"
Who do you think you are kidding Mr. Johnson?