Britain’s immediate economic prospects are grim
But the real damage from Brexit will take time to make itself felt
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Bishop Thumpety-Thump
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Fair enough.
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I'm not claiming any moral high ground. Just pointing out the hypocrisy from the piss head banter facist.
NilSatisOptimum
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Killing the pesky buzzing bees, hooorah. We have control.
www.independent.co.uk
Government to let farmers use bee-killing pesticide banned by EU
‘We need urgent action to restore the abundance of our insect populations, not broken promises that make the ecological crisis even worse,’ says Wildlife Trusts
www.independent.co.uk
'we always knew there would be short term economic harm'.Britain’s immediate economic prospects are grim
But the real damage from Brexit will take time to make itself feltwww.economist.com
I think when most talked about it, it was largely directed at others though.
NilSatisOptimum
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More warning from good exporters, the complexity and those amazing computer system just can't manage. Britain is closed.
Short term
Have a lot ok at your mates post. He was the one who used that term to me.
Personal abuse is the way of a racist and a bigot. Funny on this thread that it is almost always the remainers who give the personal abuse!!
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Reckon the failure to include finance sector in Johnson Brexit deal is a huge failure of statecraft which will come into much quicker and harder focus given the effects of the Pandemic. Many axes could and should continue to grind over the way it has operated however, we need finance sector operating at full optimum capacity.
How the City of London got screwed by Brexit in week one
Boris Johnson has told us that the City of London will ‘adapt and prosper mightily’ after Brexit. But the industry itself is rather less confident, reports Ben Chu
www.independent.co.uk
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Bishop Thumpety-Thump
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You're saying that remainers are the racists and bigots?
You've just nuked the fridge.
Like I said. The only people who give out personal abuse on here seem to be the remainers.
I'm just pointing out that is the way of racists and bigots.
Are you happy about people giving others on here personal abuse?
tsubaki
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Killing the pesky buzzing bees, hooorah. We have control.
Government to let farmers use bee-killing pesticide banned by EU
‘We need urgent action to restore the abundance of our insect populations, not broken promises that make the ecological crisis even worse,’ says Wildlife Trusts
sadly not incredible that, farmers have been lobbying for it for ages even though we know what the outcome has been
NilSatisOptimum
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No room for pollinators in Brexit Britain.
They probably don't have blue passports so they are fair game, death by pesticide like the cockroaches and such like.
Reckon the failure to include finance sector in Johnson Brexit deal is a huge failure of statecraft which will come into much quicker and harder focus given the effects of the Pandemic. Many axes could and should continue to grind over the way it has operated however, we need finance sector operating at full optimum capacity.
How the City of London got screwed by Brexit in week one
Boris Johnson has told us that the City of London will ‘adapt and prosper mightily’ after Brexit. But the industry itself is rather less confident, reports Ben Chu
Financial institutions based in London, UK or International, have been putting steps in place. There have been European satellite entities created to allow for European trade orders to be re-routed to European exchanges and clearing services. The impact will be relatively minor on trading via the LSE. LCH, via CREST etc. That business will continue relatively unaffected. The City will continue to adapt, as it has always adapted to the needs of the markets and money will continue to be made through trading. Brexit is done.Reckon the failure to include finance sector in Johnson Brexit deal is a huge failure of statecraft which will come into much quicker and harder focus given the effects of the Pandemic. Many axes could and should continue to grind over the way it has operated however, we need finance sector operating at full optimum capacity.
How the City of London got screwed by Brexit in week one
Boris Johnson has told us that the City of London will ‘adapt and prosper mightily’ after Brexit. But the industry itself is rather less confident, reports Ben Chu
Posted by someone in answer to that piece.
Says it all really
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