Brexit Negotiations
#241
Re: Brexit Negotiations
Either way, I really don't give a flying f*** anymore.
Just get on with it, there's always going to be people pissed off whatever happens. The rest of us just get on with it.
Just get on with it, there's always going to be people pissed off whatever happens. The rest of us just get on with it.
#243
Re: Brexit Negotiations
You're all so wrong.
The pound is the buy of the century. Well it was a couple of months ago anyway. Now, it's still amazingly cheap against the Euro and the Dollar.
Brexit is going to be a huge success despite the incessant wails of people that can't imagine how we can cope in the big world without being cocooned inside a self-serving protectionist bloc that is on its last legs
The pound is the buy of the century. Well it was a couple of months ago anyway. Now, it's still amazingly cheap against the Euro and the Dollar.
Brexit is going to be a huge success despite the incessant wails of people that can't imagine how we can cope in the big world without being cocooned inside a self-serving protectionist bloc that is on its last legs
#245
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Re: Brexit Negotiations
I'm more worried about the impact on the pound should Corbyn become PM than I am about Brexit's impact on the currency.
Based on what's being said at the Labour conference, if that guy and his crew get into office, we could be in for a disastrous few years that would make this Brexit negotiation sideshow look like a mild disagreement at a tea party.
Based on what's being said at the Labour conference, if that guy and his crew get into office, we could be in for a disastrous few years that would make this Brexit negotiation sideshow look like a mild disagreement at a tea party.
#246
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Re: Brexit Negotiations
I'm more worried about the impact on the pound should Corbyn become PM than I am about Brexit's impact on the currency.
Based on what's being said at the Labour conference, if that guy and his crew get into office, we could be in for a disastrous few years that would make this Brexit negotiation sideshow look like a mild disagreement at a tea party.
Based on what's being said at the Labour conference, if that guy and his crew get into office, we could be in for a disastrous few years that would make this Brexit negotiation sideshow look like a mild disagreement at a tea party.
#248
Re: Brexit Negotiations
Might have something to do with Corbyn admitting there'd be a run on the pound and he has contingency plans in case that happens - probably print more worthless currency and become the next Venezuela or Rhodesia (as was).
#249
I still dont believe it..
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Re: Brexit Negotiations
Lol, i worked in the nhs, those pfi contracts would bankrupt the country to buy back, they had lives of minimum 25, up to 100 years... They havent a clue, nice that even their finance guy actually talks about the fallout of a jeremy win.
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Bad PFI contracts are just a tool to make the government pay times over for nothing.
Sadly, they give the people of that area what they need, whether BSF schooling or a new hospital, but they're so easily made unpopular and shit in the press and political world that they're unlikely to exist in the future. Until of course they return as IFP or FIP to do the same.