Current Affairs EU In or Out

In or Out

  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%
  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%

  • Total voters
    1,013
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Not quite as ironic as those who have supported the banks and bankers through favourable tax treatment and regulation are now content to waive them good bye for no good reason at all (other than dogma and political weakness)
If they want to try their hand elsewhere good luck to them. When the next crash occurs the EU can prop them up.
 
Not quite as ironic as those who have supported the banks and bankers through favourable tax treatment and regulation are now content to waive them good bye for no good reason at all (other than dogma and political weakness)
How about the bail out banks if they propose to move they can pay our bail out back then it's just more fear tactics won't happen a debate last night on this and a Paul came on from Liverpool my ears picked up waiting for an onslaught on the demon woes of Brexit - a different Paul who reckons their is more money coming in now to the city than before Brexit the reason the pond has dropped v the dollar was we have cut our interest and they have risen theirs in the USA!
Nothing to do with Brexit it according to Paul from Liverpoollol;)
Thought it was @The Esk of the GOT fame;)
 
It is for the poor and disadvantaged that I have made these comments Pete, and I've not made them lightly.

The poor and disadvantaged will become even poorer and more disadvantaged as a result of the economic turmoil we are about to suffer.

It is in their and all our interests I believe the UK parliament should seek resolution of our future trading position before invoking article 50, and if that position is worse than the current we should not pursue that route.
I always find that the "poor and disadvantaged" card is a very contentious one, we have a very sophisticated welfare system in this country (hence why so many want to come here from truly poor and disadvantaged countries) and nobody need starve here.
If someone doesn't have the latest phone, tv or a car they think they are poor. Pathetic.
 
How about the bail out banks if they propose to move they can pay our bail out back then it's just more fear tactics won't happen a debate last night on this and a Paul came on from Liverpool my ears picked up waiting for an onslaught on the demon woes of Brexit - a different Paul who reckons their is more money coming in now to the city than before Brexit the reason the pond has dropped v the dollar was we have cut our interest and they have risen theirs in the USA!
Nothing to do with Brexit it according to Paul from Liverpoollol;)
Thought it was @The Esk of the GOT fame;)

Well I wouldn't put much faith in Paul's theories considering the US haven't changed their interest rates in 2016
 
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