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Jim Mellon - Pro Brexit
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Perhaps, if you avoid reading their most recent articles that don't mention Europe.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymore -
Within the next millennium or impossible to predict?Originally posted by TwoWolves View PostIf they emulate the ECB NIRP. It's a rule on ZH, all articles must predict the end of the dollar - I think we will see more dollar strength, the least ugly in an ugly parade.
You are taking the piss?
I don't think it's possible to predict a timeline, central banks are going to absurd lengths to avoid a day of reckoning. Debt jubilee/Outlawing Cash have been floated etc.Comment
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Shouldn't this crap be moved to the appropriate forum to stop it polluting our minds, Specifically In General?
Come on mods, do the needful.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostWithin the next millennium or impossible to predict?
See told you the EU was a thousand year Reich!Comment
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Would a trigger warning suffice?Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostShouldn't this crap be moved to the appropriate forum to stop it polluting our minds, Specifically In General?
Come on mods, do the needful.Comment
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostShouldn't this crap be moved to the appropriate forum to stop it polluting our minds, Specifically In General?
Come on mods, do the needful.
Nah they only move posts about By Elections there.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostWould a trigger warning suffice?
Only if you are on a bicycle.
Love WTFHComment
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You tell us whatever your Kremlin puppet masters tell you to. Although you're too thick to know what's going on.Originally posted by vetran View PostSee told you the EU was a thousand year Reich!
Pro-Kremlin media 'spread false claims that EU has Nazi roots' | World news | The GuardianComment
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The unemployment rate seems to suggest otherwise:Originally posted by woohoo View PostGreece is not doing well at all. Keep saying it but the way the EU handled Greece crisis is one of the major reason we should leave.
I'm alright JackComment
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It would appear to me that the way the Greece crisis was handled would be a reason to remain in the EU. Substantial improvements in the Greek economy since they adopted the EU recommended policies.
meanwhile
Kier Group to cut 1200 jobs because of BrexitI'm alright JackComment
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