I voted yes....but felt like I'd been kicked in the ba's the day

[stewarty27]

Looks like they don't have the answer to your question Noahrab which to be honest is not surprising

Just as I said to Noah. Do you have an answer what Post Brexit UK will look like Bodie, I'd be interested to hear. Can you tell me what the tax top rate will be in the UK in 5 years ? What will interest rates be ? W"hat will be the balance of trade figures be ? Who will be the Government in the UK in 15 years time ..Sorry silly question Tories of course.

[noahrab]

Not sure what to say to you Noah. And not really sure if your taking this entirely serious. You know I can't give you a definitive answer to this. Just as you can't give me a answer to what post brexit UK will be like in 1/3/5 years so let us both stop playing this silly game. I will post a link to a Financial Times( dont think they have an agenda) article. I hope you will be reasonable enough to read it and give me your views on it. Of course I fully understand you have a right to be cautious but things need to be looked at from bot5h side. Cheers.

https://www.ft.com/content/5b5ec2ca-...4-00144feab7de

So we just vote for independence because it's a good idea? It's people like me who ARE taking it seriously and the likes of you who want independence regardless.

That article you quoted was written pre oil crash and has little relevance to today's economy.