[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[GB9]

So no answers to my questions then.

Just waiting now for Tim Farron to declare the Sleaford by election result a vote for the hardest of Brexits. He's strangely quiet on that though.

[NotAllThere]

So no answers to my questions then..

Two possible reasons for that.

1) Your questions are so intelligent and well-informed that there is no answer. You've dumbfounded all your disputants.
2) Your questions are so incoherent, ill-informed and based on false premises, that there is no practical way of giving an answer. And even there were, you wouldn't understand it.

Maybe we should have a poll?

[BlasterBates]

Greek economy powers ahead of the UK.

Greece GDP growth 1.8%

UK GDP growth 0.5%

[GB9]

Two possible reasons for that.

1) Your questions are so intelligent and well-informed that there is no answer. You've dumbfounded all your disputants.
2) Your questions are so incoherent, ill-informed and based on false premises, that there is no practical way of giving an answer. And even there were, you wouldn't understand it.

Maybe we should have a poll?

Option 3. Answering my questions would make Remnants look daft / incorrect so they just don't bother. And that's for the ones they know the answer to. In other instances it would be option 1.

Where is Tim Farron?

[GB9]

Greek economy powers ahead of the UK.

Greece GDP growth 1.8%

UK GDP growth 0.5%

I think the Greeks were starting from a lower base.

Anyway, you missed the real EU basket case: German GDP confirmed at 0.2%.

[BlueSharp]

Option 3. Answering my questions would make Remnants look daft / incorrect so they just don't bother. And that's for the ones they know the answer to. In other instances it would be option 1.

Where is Tim Farron?

Looks like your post had been answered several times but you want to keep repeating your question to make yourself feel better.

Key people will move from the UK, plenty of Johnny foreigners work in the city why would they not move again? There are 500 million people in Europe do you really think a few can't be trained up?

Finding a solution to the problem is not the regulators problem they just make the rules for business to follow. That's how industry regulators work now and will work in the future.

[BlasterBates]

Looks like your post had been answered several times but you want to keep repeating your question to make yourself feel better.

Key people will move from the UK, plenty of Johnny foreigners work in the city why would they not move again? There are 500 million people in Europe do you really think a few can't be trained up?

Finding a solution to the problem is not the regulators problem they just make the rules for business to follow. That's how industry regulators work now and will work in the future.

Absolutely if the regulators decide operations will need to be in the EU, bankers won't have any choice but to move, what are they going to do ?, go and work in a fruit farm in Norfolk and as you say there are thousands of graduates in the EU who can all be trained up in a few months.

[GB9]

Absolutely if the regulators decide operations will need to be in the EU, bankers won't have any choice but to move, what are they going to do ?, go and work in a fruit farm in Norfolk and as you say there are thousands of graduates in the EU who can all be trained up in a few months.

Glad to see you guys have researched the discussion and not just glibly posted what you think might happen.

[BlasterBates]

Greeks certainly doing well.

Greek economic miracle

[BlasterBates]

Glad to see you guys have researched the discussion and not just glibly posted what you think might happen.

ditto

but did you read BlueSharp's link or did you just bury your head in the Daily Express.