Number 10 leak: get ready for the hardest of no deal brexits on the 31st

[GhostofTarbera]

How will history remember these last few weeks

“A few privileged millionaire white guys destroyed the UK and made more money for themselves in the process”

Should sum it up nicely


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[HoofHearted]

How will history remember these last few weeks

“A few privileged millionaire white guys destroyed the UK and made more money for themselves in the process”

Should sum it up nicely


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Or the next few weeks if Magic Grandpa and his gang get in

[meridian]

Or the next few weeks if Magic Grandpa and his gang get in

Or perhaps not.

Chris Giles on Twitter: "Did not expect this at all

In IFS pre-Budget analysis with investment bank Citi...

Corbyn-led labour government (ditch brexit) leaves Britain 5% better off than Johnson-led Conservative Govt (no deal) by 2022

5% = GBP110bn a year

https://t.co/RSLm3x72bU via @financialtimes"

[JohntheBike]

How will history remember these last few weeks

“A few privileged millionaire white guys destroyed the UK and made more money for themselves in the process”

Should sum it up nicely


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A few privileged millionaire guys (many have the surname Patel and Singh) made more money for themselves in the process

really sums up how the World works.

Are you a Patel? You must be rich - www.indianweekender.co.nz

[sasguru]

Really sums up how the World works.

Are you a Patel? You must be rich - www.indianweekender.co.nz

It does. From the article:

""Hard work, strong family solidarity, extraordinary determination, ambition to do well that goes from one generation to the other, and belief in education."

Perhaps more indigenous Brits could take up those qualities, rather than being, at the top, useless rentier hedge fund millionaires betting against Britain or at the bottom, poorly educated, lazy wastrels.

[original PM]

Or perhaps not.

Chris Giles on Twitter: "Did not expect this at all

In IFS pre-Budget analysis with investment bank Citi...

Corbyn-led labour government (ditch brexit) leaves Britain 5% better off than Johnson-led Conservative Govt (no deal) by 2022

5% = GBP110bn a year

https://t.co/RSLm3x72bU via @financialtimes"

Sorry but that article is just biased speculation.

[JohntheBike]

It does. From the article:

""Hard work, strong family solidarity, extraordinary determination, ambition to do well that goes from one generation to the other, and belief in education."

Perhaps more indigenous Brits could take up those qualities, rather than being, at the top, useless rentier hedge fund millionaires betting against Britain or at the bottom, poorly educated, lazy wastrels.

Perhaps more indigenous Brits could take up those qualities, rather than being, at the top, useless rentier hedge fund millionaires betting against Britain or at the bottom, poorly educated, lazy wastrels

absolutely!

a spell working directly for the Japanese might also prove to be a sobering lesson.

[meridian]

Sorry but that article is just biased speculation.

A well-argued rebuttal. Makes sense, especially as the FT is well known as a Corbyn-sympathising paper.

[Old Greg]

Sorry but that article is just biased speculation.

You should be sorry about your cretinism.

[original PM]

A well-argued rebuttal. Makes sense, especially as the FT is well known as a Corbyn-sympathising paper.

You should be sorry about your cretinism.

If you read the article it does not take into account Corbyn making any changes to the economy and makes assumptions based on what could be the outcome of a no deal brexit.

Not saying it is not an interesting read but there is too much speculation in there (obviously as they are trying to predict the future) for it to be anything other than a persons viewpoint on what could happen given the knowledge we have now.