Excellent article by Liam Fox on EU

[sasguru]

They sold everything that wasn't bolted down, then unscrewed the bolts, and sold the rest.

What does that even mean? Give me some examples.

[The_Equalizer]

Because I have different views to you?

I think you should ask them to estimate how much they would be out of pocket in the event of Brexit.

[PurpleGorilla]

What does that even mean? Give me some examples.

All the nationalised industries, oil and gas, crown land, overseas territories. All sold for short term gain, to cut taxes for the rich, and find unsustainable pension and other benefits.

[Old Greg]

I think you should ask them to estimate how much they would be out of pocket in the event of Brexit.

Describe in sufficient detail the arrangement that the UK will have with the EU, and then we can work on it.

[sasguru]

I think you should ask them to estimate how much they would be out of pocket in the event of Brexit.

I figure I'll be much better off after a Brexit. I can possibly get paid in Euros and SF and I have no mortgage.
And I'm a saver. So the inevitable interest rate raise will be good for me.

[Old Greg]

All the nationalised industries, oil and gas, crown land, overseas territories. All sold for short term gain, to cut taxes for the rich, and find unsustainable pension and other benefits.

Which overseas territories were sold, for how much and to whom?

[The_Equalizer]

Describe in sufficient detail the arrangement that the UK will have with the EU, and then we can work on it.

No need to sunshine. That's for you to worry about.

[BlasterBates]

The Cabinet Papers | IMF crisis

In 1976 Britain faced financial crisis. The Labour government was forced to apply to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a loan of nearly $4 billion. IMF negotiators insisted on deep cuts in public expenditure, greatly affecting economic and social policy.

All that wealth squandered

[The_Equalizer]

I figure I'll be much better off after a Brexit. I can possibly get paid in Euros and SF and I have no mortgage.
And I'm a saver. So the inevitable interest rate raise will be good for me.

No loss of equality on your houses then, given it'll fire and brimstones all round?

[sasguru]

All the nationalised industries, oil and gas, crown land, overseas territories. All sold for short term gain, to cut taxes for the rich, and find unsustainable pension and other benefits.

So do you think all Boomers are rich. I think you'll find a huge number of poor people in the boomer age category.

Or is the problem that your cretinism causes you to conflate the rich elite with the older generation?