Brexit needs to happen - and properly

[sasguru]

No fudges, no CU, no SM. We need it to happen.
No one's going to change their mind unless consequences become manifest.
So let's make it so

[milanbenes]

agreed, bring it on

HammerTime

Milan.

[Old Greg]

No fudges, no CU, no SM. We need it to happen.
No one's going to change their mind unless consequences become manifest.
So let's make it so

It's like the EU needs a massive dump. No point messing around: strong cup of black coffee, Ambrose Evans Pritchard article and get it out of the system and flushed away as quickly as possible.

[Bean]

It is rather funny, that sasguru is an example of the journey* that the most remoaners deny even exists;

* Remainer -> Leaver



Also, how much (or %) do your dumps contribute towards the total 'household finances'?, as I feel the dump analogy is fatally flawed in that regard.

[Old Greg]

It is rather funny, that sasguru is an example of the journey* that the most remoaners deny even exists;

* Remainer -> Leaver



Also, how much (or %) do your dumps contribute towards the total 'household finances'?, as I feel the dump analogy is fatally flawed in that regard.

When you understand what an analogy is, feel free to join the conversation in an informed way.

[WTFH]

It is rather funny, that sasguru is an example of the journey* that the most remoaners deny even exists;

* Remainer -> Leaver

No, remain voters are wanting something to happen. Two years after the vote and still Brexit has not delivered anything positive for the UK.
Those of us running businesses are aware that the ongoing uncertainty and confusion coming from the UK government and their leave advisors is having a negative impact on the future of British businesses. The sooner the UK government actually does something, the sooner we can move on.

Leaving the EU is a monumentally stupid decision.

Saying we're going to leave the EU then dragging out the leaving process while providing no confidence on where the country is going is even worse.

[GreenMirror]

When you understand what an analogy is, feel free to join the conversation in an informed way.

You could join the conversation if you took yout tongue out of sassy's ass long enough to talk.

You are so far up you could lick his tonsils.

[Old Greg]

You could join the conversation if you took yout tongue out of sassy's ass long enough to talk.

You are so far up you could lick his tonsils.

I forgive you.

[scooterscot]

Unfortunately i have to agree. Greece has taken years to realise the awfulness and vulnerability of their position. Now the future is bright now that they've taken the medicine. An illness of their own making. You cannot have the sweet without the sour. And my the UK has so much sour to come.

Have been trying to play out the endgame in my head. What's it going to be like? Thoughts include;

1) The pound will devaluate considerably against emerging and connected economies.

2) I think because of 1 we'll not see a property crash. Now wages can start climbing to a more sensible ratio.

3) But number 2 only works if you have *jobs*

4) With major employers looking to relocate job growth will have to be internal. Now if that is the case the UK is going to an old folks home as the decades pass to rebuild home grown industries.

5) Home grown industries then are floated on the stock market for Tory friends to buy and sell. Happy days.

[NotAllThere]

It is rather funny, that sasguru is an example of the journey* that the most remoaners deny even exists;

* Remainer -> Leaver

What's even funnier is that you have entirely missed every possible nuance of everything sasguru has ever posted, and just gone for the plain reading. It takes a master of ignorance and stupidity, worthy of the highest brexiter honour, to achieve that.

Well done.