Brexit negotiations - disagreement on everything

[PurpleGorilla]

One £ now €1.11

Soon it'll be € to £1.11 - Time to sell Sterling people before May invokes capital restrictions.

So what!

[AtW]

So what!

Indeed.

So that was just 14% devaluation, Brexit is going to be the biggest post-WW2 self-made disaster.

[scooterscot]

So what!

Indeed. So what if the cost of imports sky rocket. So what productivity levels don't increase to compensate. So what if we're travelling to the continent on buses instead of flying. So what.

[PurpleGorilla]

Indeed. So what if the cost of imports sky rocket. So what productivity levels don't increase to compensate. So what if we're travelling to the continent on buses instead of flying. So what.

Lol, so 10 years ago when the £ and € at near parity - where was all of that?

[AtW]

Lol, so 10 years ago when the £ and € at near parity - where was all of that?

You mean at the peak of the Financial Crisis that threatened to level down all banks?

[PurpleGorilla]

You mean at the peak of the Financial Crisis that threatened to level down all banks?

Yeah the one we all paid for.

Where were all the busses then?

[woohoo]

Indeed. So what if the cost of imports sky rocket. So what productivity levels don't increase to compensate. So what if we're travelling to the continent on buses instead of flying. So what.

Great for exports and might reduce immigration!

[Cirrus]

Every Little Helps

Doubt it, 11th hour EEA Norway deal will be offered take it or leave it, and Remoaner MPs will swallow the whole meal and lick the plate.

Ah well: that'll be just fine then. We currently pay about £2.20 per capita and have top table rights at the EU. If we're like Norway we'll pay about £1.40 per capita and be outside in the car park.

[PurpleGorilla]

Ah well: that'll be just fine then. We currently pay about £2.20 per capita and have top table rights at the EU. If we're like Norway we'll pay about £1.40 per capita and be outside in the car park.

MTFU and push for hard brexit then.

[sasguru]

Here you go Brexiters, educate yourself instead of parroting meaningless cliches:

Explainer: what a weaker pound means for the British economy