Exactly foiled by the organisation you and others think are great!
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Foot Long Hot Dog
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https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/gbp-live-today/5618-gbp-to-eur-and-usd-forecasts-credit-Suisse
Oil prices are back to where they were at their years peak in June, the increase over and above what petrol was costing at that point is due to the falling pound
Foot Long Hot Dog
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The pre-referendum economic predictions were based on Cameron doing what he'd said he do i.e. invoking article 50 'the day after' the referendum.
We're not in recession, as we've not done anything yet. We WILL go into recession once article 50 is invoked AND we lose our single market access by choosing the idiots exit route.
When we trade world wide the EU will be still a thorn in our side it will disintegrate in the near future!
No one Denys the falling pound will cause dearer prices cheap if if we get rid of the EU in any way soft hard or boiled Brexit!
The Esk
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I do not think the EU is great Joey, but I know the UK economy will suffer hugely as a result of leaving the single market whilst having no alternative arrangements either for European or global trade.
Imagine your grown up children with a mortgage and kids to look after, ie big financial responsibilities. They're doing relatively well but one day they decide to voluntarily pack in their income sources to find something better, but they have no idea what they are going to do or when they are going to do it.
What would be your advise be as a parent? By all means do something new that increases your income, but don't leave your existing income behind until you know what, how and when you'll be doing in the future.
That's what the UK is doing - walking away from existing relationships with no idea what will replace them. That's why it's vital parliament puts a hold on article 50 until we know the alternatives, and if the alternatives are not better than existing relationships we stick with what we've got.
Foot Long Hot Dog
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You were in the post I replied to.
I wouldn't consider losing access to the single market as 'cheap' either.
You're not engaged enough with the fiscal fallout from that possibility to care imho Joey.
Let's see doom and gloom project fear has not gone away thinking positive is the better attitude to a vote that gave us OUT!
It's not great that's why as a remainer you lost the vote , what a contradiction in terms you vote to stay in something that's not great".????
roydo
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How about having vid of one evil that's costly have faith in Britain!
roydo
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Oh I have total faith in the UK Joey, and I reckon we have the mindset and talent to make the whole thing work.
But on balance, I thought it was a pretty risky gamble given the political balance of power before the vote, and the fact that Esk can communicate far more concisely than me re the economic issues.
That, and in the build up to the vote, on my rounds it was a common conversation that I had with all sorts of folk. My own market research if you like. And, again, on balance, I found the strident Outers to be less agreeable people than the Stayers.
Not scientific, and in no way am I suggesting that Outers on here represent some of the folk I came across, but that did shape my vote as well.
orchard
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Which Britain Joey? What does it look like? Describe this abstract concept you employ.
The country that we want sovienty back from a Foriegn parliament!
wikofootball
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As a bremoaner your on fantasy island the UK would. Need to trade with 35 countries to maintain 10% of existing trade within. The EU
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