IMF warns of dire consequences in the event of a BREXIT

[cojak]

IMF says Brexit 'bad to very, very bad' - BBC News

Is that before or after The European War (TM - the Stay campaign?)

And let's not forget a possible plague of locusts once we leave the EU rules on pesticides...

[LondonManc]

ah here's another one, must have missed this one

but here it is for completeness:

OECD warns of bad consequences of a BREXIT

Again, more panic about Europe and the world if we leave.

Says more about the fragility of the European Union than the UK.

[jamesbrown]

The more the merrier on international talking shops It consolidates the anti-establishment vote, which is the last thing the Bremainers need for turnout. I'm not sure the forecasts about house prices are enitirely supportive either; it makes younger voters think twice

The Bremainers are making a panicky hash of the politics and optics, much like the Indyref No campaign, but the polls are much closer in this ref. I imagine the Bremainers anticipated no contest.

[diseasex]

Whatever is "the right choice" we are dealing with massive Bremain propaganda.

[Darren at Fox-Bartfield]

Howard Shore sets out his points in favour of Brexit

Howard Shore sets out his points in favour of Brexit

[jamesbrown]

Whatever is "the right choice" we are dealing with massive Bremain propaganda.

Agreed. I wasn't particularly strident about this last year, but the propaganda from Bremain has completely undermined the sensible case for Remain IMO. It isn't going to work. I'm starting to worry about the massive punts I've taken on a Remain vote. That'll teach me for being a dirty spekulant

[BlasterBates]

The prospect of a Brexit is actually quite exciting, it will be very interesting to see how a government will cobble itself together and motivate everyone to "build British companies" as international companies decamp. It will certainly be a very interesting economic project.

My feeling is Britain will have to be like Taiwan, i.e. unilaterally lift all tariffs, give tax breaks to encourage inward investors and remove employment protection. Probably personal taxation will need to go up, to compensate for business tax breaks.

[PurpleGorilla]

The prospect of a Brexit is actually quite exciting, it will be very interesting to see how a government will cobble itself together and motivate everyone to "build British companies" as international companies decamp. It will certainly be a very interesting economic project.

My feeling is Britain will have to be like Taiwan, i.e. unilaterally lift all tariffs, give tax breaks to encourage inward investors and remove employment protection. Probably personal taxation will need to go up, to compensate for business tax breaks.

Tax the boomers - simples [emoji48]

[original PM]

So another thread with quotes about how a brexit will mean we all end up in mud huts - with the quotes being written by people with a huge personal financial interest in bremaining.

Seriously .............

[PurpleGorilla]

So another thread with quotes about how a brexit will mean we all end up in mud huts - with the quotes being written by people with a huge personal financial interest in bremaining.

Seriously .............

We are all cretins don't you know, and unsuccessful.