You can't see the parallels between the Brexit campaign and what's going on with the Trump campaign?
Cut from the exact same cloth.
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You can't see the parallels between the Brexit campaign and what's going on with the Trump campaign?
Cut from the exact same cloth.
Toffeelover
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I guess I cannot.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
BREXIT BOOM continues: Now 27 countries around the world want trade deal with UK
BRITAIN's Brexit boom has hit new heights with 27 countries announcing that they want a trade deal with the UK and a tourism bonanza expected this summer because of the cheaper pound.
With the UK on the brink of a new era of prosperity free from Brussels rule, new figures have revealed that the euro zone continues to be the dead weight of the world economy.
According to eurostat, the 19 country currency zone at the heart of the failing EU project only grew by 0.3 per cent in the last quarter, just half the rate of the UK.
According to reports 27 countries with a combined GDP of more than £40 trillion - over two thirds of the global economy - now want to take advantage of Brexit and strike new trade deals with the UK.
The vast economic potential dwarfs the EU's single market worth around £12 trillion, just 22 per cent of the world's GDP.
BRITAIN's Brexit boom has hit new heights with 27 countries announcing that they want a trade deal with the UK and a tourism bonanza expected this summer because of the cheaper pound.
With the UK on the brink of a new era of prosperity free from Brussels rule, new figures have revealed that the euro zone continues to be the dead weight of the world economy.
According to eurostat, the 19 country currency zone at the heart of the failing EU project only grew by 0.3 per cent in the last quarter, just half the rate of the UK.
According to reports 27 countries with a combined GDP of more than £40 trillion - over two thirds of the global economy - now want to take advantage of Brexit and strike new trade deals with the UK.
The vast economic potential dwarfs the EU's single market worth around £12 trillion, just 22 per cent of the world's GDP.
joey_macmo
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Any link to the actual reports? Any of the countries mentioned? Any quotes from anyone?
After you quoted an article with massively incorrect claims about the FTSE the other day I'll take this one with a pinch of salt
Never mind I've found the daily express article, absolutely no evidence in there at all to support the headline.
I might be wrong but I think the article is an attempt at satire
I'll leave it to you to decide how success that attempt was.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
It's just killing you that the UK will succeed out of the EU.........
How?!
joey_macmo
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So no response to your incorrect article about the FTSE then?
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Yep, it's just tearing you up.......
Toffeelover
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Interesting point is we are still in the EU so what has changed to create this panic. Nothing as yet has been put in place about any brexit deal with the EU. Arguably our economy was heading for a downturn even if there had been no vote or as some folk wish a desire to remain. But I will ask again of those who voted to remain - why? What does staying in the EU hold for us apart from increasing bureaucratic control?
Anyone that posts stuff from the Express will immediately go into my ignore list.
Jarg paper.
Jarg paper.
The Esk
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Mate, businesses hate uncertainty and that's what we have for at least two years possibly much longer. As a result they slow down spending plans. I've seen it over 30 years of commercial life.
The slow down in spending reduces economic activity which creates a recession. It is as clear as day.
People don't seem to realise the real-term effect of a loss in confidence. For our economy to grow people need to invest. People aren't going to invest in anything remotely uncertain. Pre-Brexit the UK has always been seen as a 'safe bet' to hedge any kind of long-term financial assets and we prospered greatly as a result.
We've lost this key factor to our success, and it'll only hit us (the working men and women) of this country.
ToffeeDoug
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But could the uncertainty and the associated slowdown be caused by waiting for the referendum outcome and not the outcome itself?
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