Exile, I'm curious to know what you do or did for a living. Seeing you seem to have such a good grasp of American economic strategy or are you just a bull****ter.
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Exile, I'm curious to know what you do or did for a living. Seeing you seem to have such a good grasp of American economic strategy or are you just a bull****ter.
I'm a good judge of people so I am right, you just bull**** along and hope no one notices.
You won't fool anyone Exiletyke where ever you go people will smell bull**** 😊
So, to summarise where we are:
1. We don't like the terms of EU membership;
2. We don't like the terms that the EU are willing to agree to allow for an orderly departure from the EU, but don’t like no deal either;
3. We want to trade with the EU after Brexit, but don't like the terms that are likely to go with a Trade Deal; and
4. We want to trade with the US after Brexit, but don't like the terms that are likely to go with a Trade Deal.
Is there anything that we do like?
Reality sometimes isn't nice and we have to get to the point where we accept that what we want may well conflict with what other countries want and that we won't always get our way, particularly when negotiating with the US and EU, the economies of which will dwarf ours in a post Brexit world.
Some contrary views expressed recently on here about whether Labour should fall behind Leave or Remain. This research behind this FactCheck article is probably on the Leadership's minds:
https://www.channel4.com/news/factch...-backed-remain
1. We don't like the terms of EU membership;
2. We don't like the terms that the EU are willing to agree to allow for an orderly departure from the EU, but don’t like no deal either;
3. We want to trade with the EU after Brexit, but don't like the terms that are likely to go with a Trade Deal; and
4. We want to trade with the US after Brexit, but don't like the terms that are likely to go with a Trade Deal.
Is there anything that we do like?
1 and 2 are correct. 3 you do not know what you are talking about and the same goes for 4. Dont throw stuff up you have no clue about.
We do have a good idea of what we are looking at if we at least try and listen to financial experts in the UK:
https://www.ft.com/content/40d74c90-...a-05ac2431f453
Will these be the same financial experts we listened to before the last financial crisis?
You read far too much.
The economy IS starting to suffer because politicians have faffed around for 3 years.
Mainly because 600 odd imbeciles are playing at 'amateur dramatics' in the commons.
We are now immersed in politics of fear, when in fact we should just get on with it.
Honour the vote and stop bleating.
Pathetic.