DOOM: 'The dominos are starting to fall in the UK commercial property market'

[OwlHoot]

Funnily enough I think the UK has always been more than capable of running its own affairs and does not need to be subsumed into a vast undemocratic totalitarian state and join Greece on welfare dependency

You'll never persuade sasg, sorry, CretinWatcher, Dodgy.

Collectivists are timid souls, conformists who crave uniformity and safety in numbers.

Most of them probably sucked their thumbs at night until they were 16

[CretinWatcher]

You'll never persuade sasg, sorry, CretinWatcher, Dodgy.

Collectivists are timid souls, conformists who crave uniformity and safety in numbers.

Most of them probably sucked their thumbs at night until they were 16

Are you coming up with bland slogans and childish insults because you can't engage with the points being made?
Just curious like.

[AtW]

If the Uk is doomed why are you still here?

It's my home and since I've lived through 2100% annual inflation, total bank collapses I can manage minor doom in this country, however for those unprepared it will be total DOOM.

[meridian]

Funnily enough I think the UK has always been more than capable of running its own affairs and does not need to be subsumed into a vast undemocratic totalitarian state and join Greece on welfare dependency

The U.K. has always run its own affairs, it sounds like you're one of the Brexiteers that got sucked in by the UKIP rhetoric.

Some lawmaking has been outsourced to the EU, but like any good company that engages externals the UK manages this by having a veto, has seats in the European Parliament, and is included on the European Council, so all directives and regulations have UK influence and approval.

It's just unfortunate that the UK public voted in mostly UKIP members to be MEPs and they hardly turn up at all to do their job of scrutinising EU decisions.

[jamesbrown]

However I prudently decided to accumulate EUR/USD and NOT change them until result is known - this is common business sense 101.

Stop rubbing it in.

[BlasterBates]

The U.K. has always run its own affairs, it sounds like you're one of the Brexiteers that got sucked in by the UKIP rhetoric.

Some lawmaking has been outsourced to the EU, but like any good company that engages externals the UK manages this by having a veto, has seats in the European Parliament, and is included on the European Council, so all directives and regulations have UK influence and approval.

It's just unfortunate that the UK public voted in mostly UKIP members to be MEPs and they hardly turn up at all to do their job of scrutinising EU decisions.

As Tony Blair said, there was not a single major decision he had to make where he had to ask Europe first or couldn't make it.

[AtW]

Stop rubbing it in.

Sterling today dropped below levels I sold

[CretinWatcher]

Sterling today dropped below levels I sold

Most experts are saying it'll settle at about 1.25 dollars

[meridian]

As Tony Blair said, there was not a single major decision he had to make where he had to ask Europe first or couldn't make it.

Linky?

What's the context of "major decision"? Presumably not any decision on invading Iraq....

[shaunbhoy]

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Cheer up you dreary Bremainers and gather up those toys!
Britain is open for Business and there will be plenty of callers. You heard it here first.