peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
wish we would just hurry up and get out.
Amen to that......
wish we would just hurry up and get out.
getting boring now, might liven up with the German and Italian banks about to go tits up.Amen to that......
I mean few would regard Hinkley Point as a good investment for the country.
getting boring now, might liven up with the German and Italian banks about to go tits up.
getting boring now, might liven up with the German and Italian banks about to go tits up.
have been reading a bit about this lately, cant understand how people are not more worried about it the Italian debt burden is horrificHow the Italian banks haven't gone under a long time ago's beyond me...But that's the jiggery-pokery of the global banking system (With a little help from the EU) for ya.
How the Italian banks haven't gone under a long time ago's beyond me...But that's the jiggery-pokery of the global banking system (With a little help from the EU) for ya.
Haha I do agree with you, however the Italian banks are paragons of virtue compared to the Chinese banks.....
Did I read this correctly?I'll be honest. Yes. Yes I do.
Yes if we were going to be still members we would get dragged in to a massive bail out - after signing article 50 we can start negotiating with the EU and 133 other countries in the WTO with no license to bail the defunct EU out its a house of cards once we go more will follow early days , but it goes against what the remoaners predicted!Interesting that though it's not been said explicitly, the consensus seems to be that if we're out of the EU, the potential demise of European banks won't affect us.
Er, yeah it will.
Bruce that's so so negative how can you want that ???????????????????I'll be honest. Yes. Yes I do.
I feel by then deals will be signed and sealed in principle like Nissan TBH when our farmers wanted brexit from the EU that was astounding because the first common market vote was mainly about the common agriculture and fishing policy grant!Control of borders would point to no single market access and I doubt quarterly figures will have much real meaning until after Article 50 is finally triggered.
-what? lolI feel by then deals will be signed and sealed in principle like Nissan TBH when our farmers wanted brexit from the EU that was astounding because the first common market vote was mainly about the common agriculture and fishing policy grant!
Expect more positives to come the red tape will be binned our firms will thrive we are open for business already in London a silicon valley project is booming on IT!
we do not need a polictical dogma who tells us how to spend our contributions we send to them!
we end up 8.5 billion net loss each year!
Scientific projects will get protected, our farming industry will get protected more growth will
eventually shine through, and in ten years time it will be stated thank goodness we left that lot ok for trade but not for a polictical union!
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