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europalace Europe 19 Dec 17 6.58pm
Originally posted by .TUX. This has been happening for years so nothing to see here. 60% of the globe is currently fighting inflationary forces. The fault of Brexit? Obviously not. Foreign investment has slumped in the UK since brexit and reflected by the plummet of Sterling. You can keep denying that but those are the facts. Another fact is that the Eurozone is booming and that all countries within the EU are showing growth with the UK at the bottom of the pile. The UK is in political and economic disarray which plays right into the hand of the other 27 nations during brexit negotiations.
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europalace

Europe 19 Dec 17 6.58pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

This has been happening for years so nothing to see here.
60% of the globe is currently fighting inflationary forces. The fault of Brexit? Obviously not.

Foreign investment has slumped in the UK since brexit and reflected by the plummet of Sterling. You can keep denying that but those are the facts. Another fact is that the Eurozone is booming and that all countries within the EU are showing growth with the UK at the bottom of the pile. The UK is in political and economic disarray which plays right into the hand of the other 27 nations during brexit negotiations.

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steeleye20 Croydon 19 Dec 17 7.28pm
Originally posted by europalace Foreign investment has slumped in the UK since brexit and reflected by the plummet of Sterling. You can keep denying that but those are the facts. Another fact is that the Eurozone is booming and that all countries within the EU are showing growth with the UK at the bottom of the pile. The UK is in political and economic disarray which plays right into the hand of the other 27 nations during brexit negotiations. I think that's right and for a long time ahead the UK looks risky. No wonder seasoned brexiters like the MP John Redwood advise moving your funds out of the UK.
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Croydon 19 Dec 17 7.28pm

Originally posted by europalace

I think that's right and for a long time ahead the UK looks risky.

No wonder seasoned brexiters like the MP John Redwood advise moving your funds out of the UK.

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.TUX. 19 Dec 17 8.50pm
Originally posted by europalace *Foreign investment has slumped in the UK since brexit and reflected by the plummet of Sterling. You can keep denying that but those are the facts.* Another fact is that the Eurozone is booming and that all countries within the EU are showing growth with the UK at the bottom of the pile. The UK is in political and economic disarray which plays right into the hand of the other 27 nations during brexit negotiations. I've never denied it. You really should pay more attention. Your second ''fact'' though is far from true. Fact. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

19 Dec 17 8.50pm

Originally posted by europalace

Foreign investment has slumped in the UK since brexit and reflected by the plummet of Sterling. You can keep denying that but those are the facts. Another fact is that the Eurozone is booming and that all countries within the EU are showing growth with the UK at the bottom of the pile. The UK is in political and economic disarray which plays right into the hand of the other 27 nations during brexit negotiations.

I've never denied it. You really should pay more attention.
Your second ''fact'' though is far from true. Fact.

Buy Litecoin.

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europalace Europe 20 Dec 17 5.40am
More capitulation from the UK: "Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks" [Link] A desperate move for a desperate situation.
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Europe 20 Dec 17 5.40am

More capitulation from the UK:

"Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks"

[Link]

A desperate move for a desperate situation.

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matt_himself Matataland 20 Dec 17 5.56am
Originally posted by europalace More capitulation from the UK: "Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks" [Link] A desperate move for a desperate situation. You would think that you should think about your adopted states banks more than ours, given their situation: [Link] How is the governments stance ‘desperate’? "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 20 Dec 17 5.56am

Originally posted by europalace

More capitulation from the UK:

"Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks"

[Link]

A desperate move for a desperate situation.

You would think that you should think about your adopted states banks more than ours, given their situation:

[Link]

How is the governments stance ‘desperate’?

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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europalace Europe 20 Dec 17 7.11am
Originally posted by matt_himself You would think that you should think about your adopted states banks more than ours, given their situation: [Link] How is the governments stance ‘desperate’? What's my 'adopted' state then? I'm in Austria now for a while and then we'll see what suits us next. The problem with people like yourself is that you are a slave to your 'state'. I move to where suits my family best, that might be for a few months or a few years.
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europalace

Europe 20 Dec 17 7.11am

Originally posted by matt_himself

You would think that you should think about your adopted states banks more than ours, given their situation:

[Link]

How is the governments stance ‘desperate’?

What's my 'adopted' state then? I'm in Austria now for a while and then we'll see what suits us next. The problem with people like yourself is that you are a slave to your 'state'. I move to where suits my family best, that might be for a few months or a few years.

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Midlands Eagle 20 Dec 17 7.21am
Originally posted by europalace What's my 'adopted' state then? I'm in Austria now for a while and then we'll see what suits us next. The problem with people like yourself is that you are a slave to your 'state'. I move to where suits my family best, that might be for a few months or a few years. I'm sure that most of us live where "suits our families best" and for most of us that is the UK
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20 Dec 17 7.21am

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Originally posted by europalace

I'm sure that most of us live where "suits our families best" and for most of us that is the UK

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matt_himself Matataland 20 Dec 17 7.25am
Originally posted by europalace What's my 'adopted' state then? I'm in Austria now for a while and then we'll see what suits us next. The problem with people like yourself is that you are a slave to your 'state'. I move to where suits my family best, that might be for a few months or a few years. Of course we are. Edited by matt_himself (20 Dec 2017 7.32am) "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 20 Dec 17 7.25am

Originally posted by europalace

Of course we are.

Edited by matt_himself (20 Dec 2017 7.32am)

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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chris123 hove actually 20 Dec 17 8.16am
Originally posted by europalace Nope, all the Eurozone countries are showing growth: "For the first time in a long time, every EU economy is growing at the same time" [Link] That's a pretty amazing feat considering the number of countries involved. Even Romania is showing huge growth, 5.7% compared to the UK's 1.4%: "Romania confirmed as EU’s fastest growing economy" [Link] A very big contrast to this: "UK is the worst-performing advanced economy in the world, official figures confirm" [Link] My point, which I'll repeat so it doesn't get lost in a torrent of links, is that EU numbers without Germany are nothing to write home about and that Germany benefits hugely from a weak euro.
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hove actually 20 Dec 17 8.16am

Originally posted by europalace

Nope, all the Eurozone countries are showing growth:

"For the first time in a long time, every EU economy is growing at the same time"

[Link]

That's a pretty amazing feat considering the number of countries involved. Even Romania is showing huge growth, 5.7% compared to the UK's 1.4%:

"Romania confirmed as EU’s fastest growing economy"

[Link]

A very big contrast to this:

"UK is the worst-performing advanced economy in the world, official figures confirm"

[Link]

My point, which I'll repeat so it doesn't get lost in a torrent of links, is that EU numbers without Germany are nothing to write home about and that Germany benefits hugely from a weak euro.

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chris123 hove actually 20 Dec 17 8.31am
Originally posted by europalace More capitulation from the UK: "Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks" [Link] A desperate move for a desperate situation. This is a Bank of England decision and a number of banks already operate as branches rather than subsidiaries. Edited by chris123 (20 Dec 2017 8.33am)
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hove actually 20 Dec 17 8.31am

Originally posted by europalace

More capitulation from the UK:

"Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks"

[Link]

A desperate move for a desperate situation.

This is a Bank of England decision and a number of banks already operate as branches rather than subsidiaries.

Edited by chris123 (20 Dec 2017 8.33am)

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.TUX. 20 Dec 17 8.33am
Originally posted by europalace More capitulation from the UK: "Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks" [Link] A desperate move for a desperate situation. The financial system that continually robs us all looking after the financial system that continually robs us all shocker. Why it's given you a hard-on i'll never know but each to his own. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

20 Dec 17 8.33am

Originally posted by europalace

More capitulation from the UK:

"Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks"

[Link]

A desperate move for a desperate situation.

The financial system that continually robs us all looking after the financial system that continually robs us all shocker.

Why it's given you a hard-on i'll never know but each to his own.

Buy Litecoin.

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europalace Europe 20 Dec 17 8.46am
Originally posted by chris123 My point, which I'll repeat so it doesn't get lost in a torrent of links, is that EU numbers without Germany are nothing to write home about and that Germany benefits hugely from a weak euro. The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 8.46am)
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europalace

Europe 20 Dec 17 8.46am

Originally posted by chris123

My point, which I'll repeat so it doesn't get lost in a torrent of links, is that EU numbers without Germany are nothing to write home about and that Germany benefits hugely from a weak euro.

The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK.

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 8.46am)

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