O/T:- Is Brexit a dead duck?

[Notsohumblepie]

And there in one post is the arrogance of the English. Other European countries are all for solidarity and working together. They are very sad that UK doesn't want to be part of that but it will just be an inconvenience when UK goes. Everything will carry on. Europe would be stronger together but 27 will still be stronger than 1.

And will possibly be thirty nine billion pounds short in it's budget.

Rien ne va plus

[Elite_Pie]

Just got back this morning from a couple of weeks away where internet is limited, so had a quick update on Brexit.

Very comforting to find out that we are only 101 days from 'taking control of our own destiny' under 'strong and stable leadership'.

[Elite_Pie]

And will possibly be thirty nine billion pounds short in it's budget.

Rien ne va plus

Good point.

If we have an extra thirty nine billion pounds to spend on ourselves, NHS waiting lists will surely be a thing of the past very soon.

[Bohinen]

Good point.

If we have an extra thirty nine billion pounds to spend on ourselves, NHS waiting lists will surely be a thing of the past very soon.

Not a penny of the the 39 billion pounds will go to the NHS, but nevertheless, that amount of money does give some financial cushion to rebuild our trade links with other countries. We got poor value from the EU.

[Elite_Pie]

We got poor value from the EU.

Time will tell on that one, but all the predictions for a no-deal Brexit suggest that in reality we got a lot more than we thought.

[BigFatPie]

Lexiters are as tied to their ideology as Brexiters. What’s happening in front of their eyes won’t shake them.

[Bohinen]

Lexiters are as tied to their ideology as Brexiters. What’s happening in front of their eyes won’t shake them.

Yes, I'm sure Philip Hammond would agree with you

[Bohinen]

Time will tell on that one, but all the predictions for a no-deal Brexit suggest that in reality we got a lot more than we thought.

I agree that it's a trip into the unknown. With 39 billion pounds in our pockets, it might make for an easier journey.

[BigFatPie]

What, the Chancellor of a government that’s spending 4 billion quid on no deal plans? Haha, yeah I’m sure he would.

[Bohinen]

What, the Chancellor of a government that’s spending 4 billion quid on no deal plans? Haha, yeah I’m sure he would.

The Chancellor who wants keep allowing unlimited EU migration because it provides cheap labour for his big business chums and now says he wants a second referendum. You are on his side, just reflect on that for a moment.

Chancellor Philip Hammond and Business Secretary Greg Clark are pushing for a proposed minimum salary for people coming to the UK to be reduced or be exempt for certain jobs.

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