France will be next to leave
comment by BO$$™ (U6401)
posted 7 minutes ago
The market was already improving as the day went on. It shot down this morning as they all bet on us remaining in the EU and when we voted.out quite alot of them lost millions maybe even billions in the space of a few hours.
Before people start calling this a recession leave.it for a week or 2 before running your mouth.
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Actually, leave it for 6 months. If there's sustained negative growth for that period then it's a recession. Otherwise it's not.
But it doesn't help.when the doommongerers in the Remain campaign talk down the economy
I can assure you that the words make perfect sense, the sentences coherent
Was this deliberately ironic?
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
I can assure you that the words make perfect sense, the sentences coherent
Was this deliberately ironic?
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Are you serious ? Seriously have you lost the plot and the argument over Brexit THAT much. Toys back in the pram mate
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 28 seconds ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
I can assure you that the words make perfect sense, the sentences coherent
Was this deliberately ironic?
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Are you serious ? Seriously have you lost the plot and the argument over Brexit THAT much. Toys back in the pram mate
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No, but I've retained my sense of humour.
Some people really need to man up and accept the vote didn't go their way. We voted Leave. It's final. No going back. Dry your eyes. Pick your petted lips up from the floor and move on. It's a great day. It's Independence Day.
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 28 seconds ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
I can assure you that the words make perfect sense, the sentences coherent
Was this deliberately ironic?
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Are you serious ? Seriously have you lost the plot and the argument over Brexit THAT much. Toys back in the pram mate
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No, but I've retained my sense of humour.
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It looks like you're gonna need it
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 3 minutes ago
Some people really need to man up and accept the vote didn't go their way. We voted Leave. It's final. No going back. Dry your eyes. Pick your petted lips up from the floor and move on. It's a great day. It's Independence Day.
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Triumphalistic tadger.
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 3 minutes ago
Some people really need to man up and accept the vote didn't go their way. We voted Leave. It's final. No going back. Dry your eyes. Pick your petted lips up from the floor and move on. It's a great day. It's Independence Day.
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Triumphalistic tadger.
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Cheers
...noone likes a winner eh ?
No sympathy. It's a great day for Britain. Noo dry yer eyes
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 0 seconds ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 3 minutes ago
Some people really need to man up and accept the vote didn't go their way. We voted Leave. It's final. No going back. Dry your eyes. Pick your petted lips up from the floor and move on. It's a great day. It's Independence Day.
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Triumphalistic tadger.
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Cheers
...noone likes a winner eh ?
No sympathy. It's a great day for Britain. Noo dry yer eyes
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Am I right in saying you don't actually live in Britain?
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 0 seconds ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 3 minutes ago
Some people really need to man up and accept the vote didn't go their way. We voted Leave. It's final. No going back. Dry your eyes. Pick your petted lips up from the floor and move on. It's a great day. It's Independence Day.
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Triumphalistic tadger.
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Cheers
...noone likes a winner eh ?
No sympathy. It's a great day for Britain. Noo dry yer eyes
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Am I right in saying you don't actually live in Britain?
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You certainly are. But I casted my vote with pride
#incoming
No incoming from me-just clarifying.
I've seen both sides of the coin - in & out the EU. Being outside is imo far superior for the prosperity of a country as strong as Britain
Tut tut Esc. I didn`t, because I have no plan to go back to the UK, so don`t see why I should take part in deciding their future. (Actually missed the date to register by about 18 hours ) But the sentiment remains
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 51 seconds ago
I've seen both sides of the coin - in & out the EU. Being outside is imo far superior for the prosperity of a country as strong as Britain
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Out-as in the country you're in just now? Is it Switzerland?
Ach well, hopefully in a couple of years we will be free from the shackles of westminster............Boris Johnson as PM, and the trumpet as president of america...........fack
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 51 seconds ago
I've seen both sides of the coin - in & out the EU. Being outside is imo far superior for the prosperity of a country as strong as Britain
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Out-as in the country you're in just now? Is it Switzerland?
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Yep. An incredibly well run and prosperous country
comment by Why the pallaver (U10168)
posted 1 minute ago
Tut tut Esc. I didn`t, because I have no plan to go back to the UK, so don`t see why I should take part in deciding their future. (Actually missed the date to register by about 18 hours) But the sentiment remains
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You dont have to go back. We all have ties one way or another. Family, investments and just basic patriotism
Leo, just be on the phone to my cousin in America. She is convinced, that Trump can`t win. Keeps shooting himself in the foot, remaining topical.............sadly.
Hope she is right.
pallaver............if he wins I will shoot the cant
Oops, wrong button.
My family can decide what`s best for them. Don`t need me interfering
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 51 seconds ago
I've seen both sides of the coin - in & out the EU. Being outside is imo far superior for the prosperity of a country as strong as Britain
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Out-as in the country you're in just now? Is it Switzerland?
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Yep. An incredibly well run and prosperous country
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And yet they've had to agree to all this:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switzerland–European_Union_relations
And have to pay to get this deal, without any rebate and without any say in the EU.
I think perhaps our problems are more to do with our government and their failings, and less to do with the EU.
I reckon Trump will win it hands down. Clinton is an impressive pilitician and person with immense experience. But the sentiment of US public opinion mirrors that of the UK and they see Trump as a guy that can deliver change for them and look after their best interests first and foremost. He is very devisive but his frankness clearly strikes a chord largely because its free of political spin and vested interest (as he's funding his own campaign)
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 51 seconds ago
I've seen both sides of the coin - in & out the EU. Being outside is imo far superior for the prosperity of a country as strong as Britain
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Out-as in the country you're in just now? Is it Switzerland?
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Yep. An incredibly well run and prosperous country
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And yet they've had to agree to all this:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switzerland–European_Union_relations
And have to pay to get this deal, without any rebate and without any say in the EU.
I think perhaps our problems are more to do with our government and their failings, and less to do with the EU.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What Switzerland pay to access the single market is a drop in the ocean. Their ability to dictate yheir own laws and control their own finances is key to good governance. You only have to see the services and infrastructure here, despite taxation of only 7%, to realise how successful they are. Low taxation. Low crime. Tiny unemployment.
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posted on 24/6/16
France will be next to leave
posted on 24/6/16
comment by BO$$™ (U6401)
posted 7 minutes ago
The market was already improving as the day went on. It shot down this morning as they all bet on us remaining in the EU and when we voted.out quite alot of them lost millions maybe even billions in the space of a few hours.
Before people start calling this a recession leave.it for a week or 2 before running your mouth.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Actually, leave it for 6 months. If there's sustained negative growth for that period then it's a recession. Otherwise it's not.
But it doesn't help.when the doommongerers in the Remain campaign talk down the economy
posted on 24/6/16
I can assure you that the words make perfect sense, the sentences coherent
Was this deliberately ironic?
posted on 24/6/16
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
I can assure you that the words make perfect sense, the sentences coherent
Was this deliberately ironic?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Are you serious ? Seriously have you lost the plot and the argument over Brexit THAT much. Toys back in the pram mate
posted on 24/6/16
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 28 seconds ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
I can assure you that the words make perfect sense, the sentences coherent
Was this deliberately ironic?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Are you serious ? Seriously have you lost the plot and the argument over Brexit THAT much. Toys back in the pram mate
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No, but I've retained my sense of humour.
posted on 24/6/16
Some people really need to man up and accept the vote didn't go their way. We voted Leave. It's final. No going back. Dry your eyes. Pick your petted lips up from the floor and move on. It's a great day. It's Independence Day.
posted on 24/6/16
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 28 seconds ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
I can assure you that the words make perfect sense, the sentences coherent
Was this deliberately ironic?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Are you serious ? Seriously have you lost the plot and the argument over Brexit THAT much. Toys back in the pram mate
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No, but I've retained my sense of humour.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It looks like you're gonna need it
posted on 24/6/16
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 3 minutes ago
Some people really need to man up and accept the vote didn't go their way. We voted Leave. It's final. No going back. Dry your eyes. Pick your petted lips up from the floor and move on. It's a great day. It's Independence Day.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Triumphalistic tadger.
posted on 24/6/16
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 3 minutes ago
Some people really need to man up and accept the vote didn't go their way. We voted Leave. It's final. No going back. Dry your eyes. Pick your petted lips up from the floor and move on. It's a great day. It's Independence Day.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Triumphalistic tadger.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Cheers
...noone likes a winner eh ?
No sympathy. It's a great day for Britain. Noo dry yer eyes
posted on 24/6/16
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 0 seconds ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 3 minutes ago
Some people really need to man up and accept the vote didn't go their way. We voted Leave. It's final. No going back. Dry your eyes. Pick your petted lips up from the floor and move on. It's a great day. It's Independence Day.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Triumphalistic tadger.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Cheers
...noone likes a winner eh ?
No sympathy. It's a great day for Britain. Noo dry yer eyes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Am I right in saying you don't actually live in Britain?
posted on 24/6/16
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 0 seconds ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 3 minutes ago
Some people really need to man up and accept the vote didn't go their way. We voted Leave. It's final. No going back. Dry your eyes. Pick your petted lips up from the floor and move on. It's a great day. It's Independence Day.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Triumphalistic tadger.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Cheers
...noone likes a winner eh ?
No sympathy. It's a great day for Britain. Noo dry yer eyes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Am I right in saying you don't actually live in Britain?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You certainly are. But I casted my vote with pride
#incoming
posted on 24/6/16
No incoming from me-just clarifying.
posted on 24/6/16
I've seen both sides of the coin - in & out the EU. Being outside is imo far superior for the prosperity of a country as strong as Britain
posted on 24/6/16
Tut tut Esc. I didn`t, because I have no plan to go back to the UK, so don`t see why I should take part in deciding their future. (Actually missed the date to register by about 18 hours ) But the sentiment remains
posted on 24/6/16
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 51 seconds ago
I've seen both sides of the coin - in & out the EU. Being outside is imo far superior for the prosperity of a country as strong as Britain
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Out-as in the country you're in just now? Is it Switzerland?
posted on 24/6/16
Ach well, hopefully in a couple of years we will be free from the shackles of westminster............Boris Johnson as PM, and the trumpet as president of america...........fack
posted on 24/6/16
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 51 seconds ago
I've seen both sides of the coin - in & out the EU. Being outside is imo far superior for the prosperity of a country as strong as Britain
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Out-as in the country you're in just now? Is it Switzerland?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yep. An incredibly well run and prosperous country
posted on 24/6/16
comment by Why the pallaver (U10168)
posted 1 minute ago
Tut tut Esc. I didn`t, because I have no plan to go back to the UK, so don`t see why I should take part in deciding their future. (Actually missed the date to register by about 18 hours) But the sentiment remains
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You dont have to go back. We all have ties one way or another. Family, investments and just basic patriotism
posted on 24/6/16
Leo, just be on the phone to my cousin in America. She is convinced, that Trump can`t win. Keeps shooting himself in the foot, remaining topical.............sadly.
Hope she is right.
posted on 24/6/16
posted on 24/6/16
pallaver............if he wins I will shoot the cant
posted on 24/6/16
Oops, wrong button.
My family can decide what`s best for them. Don`t need me interfering
posted on 24/6/16
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 51 seconds ago
I've seen both sides of the coin - in & out the EU. Being outside is imo far superior for the prosperity of a country as strong as Britain
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Out-as in the country you're in just now? Is it Switzerland?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yep. An incredibly well run and prosperous country
----------------------------------------------------------------------
And yet they've had to agree to all this:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switzerland–European_Union_relations
And have to pay to get this deal, without any rebate and without any say in the EU.
I think perhaps our problems are more to do with our government and their failings, and less to do with the EU.
posted on 24/6/16
I reckon Trump will win it hands down. Clinton is an impressive pilitician and person with immense experience. But the sentiment of US public opinion mirrors that of the UK and they see Trump as a guy that can deliver change for them and look after their best interests first and foremost. He is very devisive but his frankness clearly strikes a chord largely because its free of political spin and vested interest (as he's funding his own campaign)
posted on 24/6/16
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by My POV (U10636)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by vote Esctosh for PM ❌ (U8215)
posted 51 seconds ago
I've seen both sides of the coin - in & out the EU. Being outside is imo far superior for the prosperity of a country as strong as Britain
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Out-as in the country you're in just now? Is it Switzerland?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yep. An incredibly well run and prosperous country
----------------------------------------------------------------------
And yet they've had to agree to all this:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switzerland–European_Union_relations
And have to pay to get this deal, without any rebate and without any say in the EU.
I think perhaps our problems are more to do with our government and their failings, and less to do with the EU.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What Switzerland pay to access the single market is a drop in the ocean. Their ability to dictate yheir own laws and control their own finances is key to good governance. You only have to see the services and infrastructure here, despite taxation of only 7%, to realise how successful they are. Low taxation. Low crime. Tiny unemployment.
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