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Is that aimed at me you plank?Quote:
Originally Posted by KerrAvon
You can write what You want and answer when you want.
I can do the same and I don't want to interact with you!
I also asked you not to interact with me and now you say that I'm trying to stifle free speach!!!
When you've finished your tantrum, you may wish to reflect that all I did was disagree with you and ask a question that it seems you would prefer not to answer.
Or just feck offQuote:
Originally Posted by KerrAvon
You previously misrepresented the effects of Breggsit and still haven't apologised, when presented with facts you run for the hills.Quote:
Originally Posted by KerrAvon
Certainly a lot of misinformation out there about ‘Breggsit’Quote:
Originally Posted by gm_gm
Never found making money so easy.
France, Germany etc. In the sector I work in, they’ve never experienced things as bad as they are now.
Or perhaps I was trying to keep this thread on topic?Quote:
Originally Posted by gm_gm
Where did you get your 'facts' from? Not those dreadful pinkos at Goldman Sachs:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...cost-of-brexit
Or Aston University (possibly pinkos, but a well respected Business School):
https://www.ft.com/content/21b2fcc5-...b-702c4eb0f0c4
Or that bastion of revolutionary socialism, the FT:
https://www.ft.com/content/7a209a34-...0-bf02d4214764
etc.
What's your view on the fuel allowance?
We can all trade anecdotes. I could tell you about my family members who work in the UK in highly regulated industries. One of the companies involved has stopped trying to export into the EU and has set up a site in Holland instead. The second (an American company) is closing it's UK sites entirely and moving it's European operations to Spain.Quote:
Originally Posted by howdydoo
Yeah….
Germany's economic struggles deepen: A back-to-back recession looms. Germany's economic downturn deepens with a projected contraction in 2024, marking its second consecutive year of decline. Manufacturing struggles and global competition, especially from China, highlight structural issues.
France is the same.
We ended up with a soft Brexit because we had a gig majority of remainers in the House of Commons.
The Bregsit "disaster"Quote:
Originally Posted by KerrAvon
The biggest threat to the economy is fuel prices and taxation
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/exports
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/imports
https://www.cityam.com/uk-business-c...unease-emerge/
https://www.cityam.com/uk-fintech-jo...ack-to-london/
Theonly people moaning are the skiers who have to queue for 13 minutes extra in airports on their way to Kitzbuhel
If temperatures are around 0 degrees for 7 days headline says pensioners in those areas get a 25 pounds automatic payment but then underneath looking like it says those who didn't get the winter fuel allowance won't get it. What a joke if those who get everything don't pay the full amount on utility bills will work out they are better off when everything's taken into account than some of the pensioners who aren't on credits etc...