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Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by astera
(Post 12014912)
Only the crappy ones will have a shortage of customers.
Originally Posted by astera
(Post 12014912)
I don't know where you get this idea of 'us vs them' like we're in Africa talking about rival tribes.
That doesn't disappear just because some ideologues say it should. |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Maybe fellow Europeans actually provide superior workmanship and less bull**** than we've gotten accustomed to with our cowboy plumbers.
Tribes, nations, who cares? :) I think we have more in common with similar folk (honest, hard-working, family people) from neighbouring countries than we do with dissimilar people who share the same passport as us. Plus any qualms you might have are just temporary, as once their kids go through the English school system they become locals. Same story as in Australia... :) |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
No Brexit until at least 2019 then
Quite right too UK needs to take this slowly and get it right |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 12026319)
No Brexit until at least 2019 then
Quite right too UK needs to take this slowly and get it right |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 12026403)
2019. Good luck. It will be 202? if ever
All aboard for referendum Mk II, the reckoning.... |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 12026425)
Tell me again when the UK election has to be ...... oh yes, it's 7 May 2020.
All aboard for referendum Mk II, the reckoning.... Starting to wonder if it's actually likely to happen at all. Interesting article in The Standard here: David Allen Green: Brexit means Brexit — but in reality it’s a long time away | Comment | London Evening Standard S |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by Swerv-o
(Post 12026790)
Starting to wonder if it's actually likely to happen at all.
Interesting article in The Standard here: David Allen Green: Brexit means Brexit — but in reality it’s a long time away | Comment | London Evening Standard S And here as well: The UK Supreme Court has a clear legal path to block Article 50 and stop Brexit S |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
First "hard" data point due tonight in the form of inflation data. Have Bank of England went far enough with their round of rates cutting and QE to purge the economy of deflation?
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Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 12027556)
First "hard" data point due tonight in the form of inflation data. Have Bank of England went far enough with their round of rates cutting and QE to purge the economy of deflation?
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Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 12027556)
First "hard" data point due tonight in the form of inflation data. Have Bank of England went far enough with their round of rates cutting and QE to purge the economy of deflation?
https://www.theguardian.com/business...-business-live |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 12026319)
No Brexit until at least 2019 then
Quite right too UK needs to take this slowly and get it right The right move would be to reconsider the initial decision in the first place. |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 12026319)
No Brexit until at least 2019 then
Quite right too UK needs to take this slowly and get it right Brexit means Brexit … but the big question is when? | Politics | The Guardian |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by OzTennis;12031918[url=http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/aug/22/brexit-means-brexit-when-is-big-question
Brexit means Brexit … but the big question is when? | Politics | The Guardian[/url]
I love how our gov't is looking at Switzerland or Norway as "examples" of how to proceed, even though each of these scenarios is worse than remaining a fully-fledged member of the Union. |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by astera
(Post 12031380)
I don't think there's a way to make a wrong move in a right manner. It's like deciding to jump off the roof of a 2-storey building and hoping to break both legs and possibly an arm as opposed to ending up in a wheelchair or coffin.
The right move would be to reconsider the initial decision in the first place. I think that the UK should have stayed in the EU and has made a mistake but the people have spoken and in a real democracy, that's vital Brexit means Brexit (why have a vote if it is going to be ignored?) and the best that the UK can do is to exit and work out a solution to go forward It's going to be tough but they'll sort it out - they've faced worse problems in the past and have overcome them that's for sure |
Re: Did the UK do the right thing in voting to leave the E.U.
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 12033602)
I don't understand this logic
I think that the UK should have stayed in the EU and has made a mistake but the people have spoken and in a real democracy, that's vital Brexit means Brexit (why have a vote if it is going to be ignored?) and the best that the UK can do is to exit and work out a solution to go forward It's going to be tough but they'll sort it out - they've faced worse problems in the past and have overcome them that's for sure |
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