[Merged]Brexit stuff

[The_Equalizer]

And there was I thinking this thread was just about to fall off the page.

[sasguru]

It was 350million A WEEK, according to their pledges/promises/advertising/paperwork/website/etc

Ah yes my mistake.
Mind you it could have been 3 trillion a week for all it matters

[sasguru]

And there was I thinking ...

I stopped reading at that point due to lack of credibility.

[The_Equalizer]

I stopped reading at that point due to lack of credibility.

Very average trolling. C-

[GB9]

Maybe, in a post factual world.
You know the same world where the NHS will get 350 million extra a year and the British economy will get access to the single market wothout freedom of movement.

From the keyboard of someone claiming the £ is near parity with €?

I need say no more.

[NotAllThere]

...
I need say no more.

But presumably you will. At great length.

[GB9]

But presumably you will. At great length.

Really, I'm trying not to. Just difficult to not respond to sas's weird and whacky statements.

[Paddy]

It was 350million A WEEK, according to their pledges/promises/advertising/paperwork/website/etc

Is was a mistake. They meant £3. 5s 0d

[sasguru]

From the keyboard of someone claiming the £ is near parity with €?

I need say no more.

Any exchange rate where, if I use a cash point, I get roughly 1-1, is close enough to parity in my book, and I suspect in most reasonable people's.
Only a deluded Brexiter, clutching at straws, will try to argue the point.
But anyway I'll concede to you the 1-1.2 difference if you want to be pedantic.
Just bear in mind this exchange rate is pre-actual Brexit - it's going to be interesting where the pound goes after Brexit starts to happen.

[DodgyAgent]

Any exchange rate where, if I use a cash point, I get roughly 1-1, is close enough to parity in my book, and I suspect in most reasonable people's.
Only a deluded Brexiter, clutching at straws, will try to argue the point.
But anyway I'll concede to you the 1-1.2 difference if you want to be pedantic.
Just bear in mind this exchange rate is pre-actual Brexit - it's going to be interesting where the pound goes after Brexit starts to happen.

One thing for sure is that the EU economy will not be growing. All it will do is keep exchange rates low for the benefit of the Germans