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Originally posted by Kermit8
One thing she forgot to mention; The EU will be holding the aces and deciding the final terms of our trade deals with them and not the other way round. Good bluster though, Teresa. No they don't and the lies spinned by you and your sort won't make it true. Neither Britain no Eurozone holds the Ace, however, both sides know that each other can damage them if they go too far. The City of London and the Wolrds fifth biggest economy has power.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
What 'support in the country' is that? The country has NOT elected the PM. Hold an election tomorrow, then you will see the overwhelming support that she has.
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Tories in UK low tax haven threat shocker! Bad sport not making the speech directly to parliament imo.
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Originally posted by matt_himself
No they don't and the lies spinned by you and your sort won't make it true. Neither Britain no Eurozone holds the Ace, however, both sides know that each other can damage them if they go too far. The City of London and the Wolrds fifth biggest economy has power. You know more than this chap? You think you know more than him? The wanton delusion of some of the Brexiteers like yourself is appalling.
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Hold an election tomorrow, then you will see the overwhelming support that she has. No problem call it then what is the problem
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Tories in UK low tax haven threat shocker! Bad sport not making the speech directly to parliament imo. What's wrong with being a low tax haven.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Tories in UK low tax haven threat shocker! Bad sport not making the speech directly to parliament imo. Its the tory dream for companies not to pay any corporation at all just dish out the QE.
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
What's wrong with being a low tax haven. It's alright inviting Johnny foreigner companies in, just not alright to invite Johnny foreigner himself.
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Originally posted by Kermit8
With a Hard Brexit what will happen to the 2mill UK expats in Europe, I wonder? They must be very concerned right now especially those with kids. And grandkids. All those properties going on the market at once....
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Originally posted by Kermit8
With a Hard Brexit what will happen to the 2mill UK expats in Europe, I wonder? They must be very concerned right now especially those with kids. Well likewise the EU expats here
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Originally posted by Kermit8
You know more than this chap? You think you know more than him? The wanton delusion of some of the Brexiteers like yourself is appalling. What do you base your knowledge of the global economy on? What you have read in the Teignmouth Bugle? However, as your answer will be obtuse, what would this man know about economics? PS. Chris Patten, a liberal Tory is now your go to man on economic issues? Please. Seriously, please. Edited by matt_himself (17 Jan 2017 3.11pm)
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Originally posted by Kermit8
With a Hard Brexit what will happen to the 2mill UK expats in Europe, I wonder? They must be very concerned right now especially those with kids. Try thinking about the millions of Brits who want their kids to have jobs that are not undercut by below minimum wage taking economic immigrants. Granted, that isn't an issue for you because Hortencia Kermit, won't have to suffer the troubles most school leavers do in the U.K. Because of her privilege.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
It's alright inviting Johnny foreigner companies in, just not alright to invite Johnny foreigner himself. Ahhhh.... now you understand.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Well likewise the EU expats here They'll be forced to wear some kind of distinguishing motif (like a badge, say) and then they'll be rounded up, I expect.
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Originally posted by Kermit8
With a Hard Brexit what will happen to the 2mill UK expats in Europe, I wonder? They must be very concerned right now especially those with kids. They should be as concerned as the millions of American and other non-EU nationals who live in Europe should be, ie not concerned at all (apart from the on-going problems of the EU that will blight their lives).
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Originally posted by Kermit8
Nige, Leave EU and UKIP 'big up' us staying in the Single Market: Oh, that was the past. Flippin' flip-floppers. They haven't got a clue what they want. Whatever happens, there will always be a single market. European countries will still trade with us, even with tariffs. In or out of the EU, we can freely trade with a couple of (hundred) others, tariffs or not. Unless the science bods invent warp drive, there is only one market. At the moment we have both Danish bacon and New Zealand lamb. Do you think leaving the EU will change that? Or will it merely push up the price of bacon, and reduce the price of lamb due to tariffs? Whichever, the household basket will remain at the same cost. Roughly.
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Originally posted by Kermit8
Nige, Leave EU and UKIP 'big up' us staying in the Single Market: Oh, that was the past. Flippin' flip-floppers. They haven't got a clue what they want. What about the constant references to Norway wot Nige said was the model we should follow.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
What about the constant references to Norway wot Nige said was the model we should follow. We don't have as many Christmas trees to sell, he should have researched that
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