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    Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post
    So everyone else does it makes it OK? There is a difference between sulking and challenging and objecting. I may be an agent but at least I understand this.

    I have met many a contractor that has not got his own way on say a rate rise and sulked about it. I have also met (even more I admit) contractors that have not got what they wanted but simply forgotten about it and got on with the job.

    There a good number of sulking remainers on here refusing to move on. You lost. live with it, that is what most people do.
    We're not all surrender monkeys like you.

    As far as the winners are concerned, it's interesting that your fellow travellers see fit to send death threats to those who seek to assert the sovereignty of parliament in the courts.
    Last edited by Old Greg; 14 October 2016, 11:00.

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      Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
      We're not all surrender monkeys like you.

      As far as the winners are concerned, it's interesting that your fellow travellers see fit to send death threats to those who seek to assert the sovereignty of parliament in the courts.
      Whereas you think nothing of surrendering sovereignty to the EU Vichy/Soviet style
      Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone

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        Originally posted by GB9 View Post
        So what?
        Borrowing money on the international market becomes harder
        Increasing government costs to issue treasury bonds, and negating economic development
        Increases the possibility of a double-dip recession and a larger fiscal deficit.
        Degrades the confidence of investors, making the fragile financial market even worse. Provokes panic selling in global stock markets.
        Intensifies emerging trend of investors avoiding government securities and increases market turbulence.
        Increases the global risk premium level by making the global market more sensitive to the debt crisis and making the more fragile.
Exposes the public to higher borrowing costs.
        "A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell

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          Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post
          Whereas you think nothing of surrendering sovereignty to the EU Vichy/Soviet style
          That was a paranoid invention of your own mind. Otherwise, how would the UK be exiting the EU?

          HTH

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            Originally posted by Paddy View Post
            Borrowing money on the international market becomes harder
            Increasing government costs to issue treasury bonds, and negating economic development
            Increases the possibility of a double-dip recession and a larger fiscal deficit.
            Degrades the confidence of investors, making the fragile financial market even worse. Provokes panic selling in global stock markets.
            Intensifies emerging trend of investors avoiding government securities and increases market turbulence.
            Increases the global risk premium level by making the global market more sensitive to the debt crisis and making the more fragile.
Exposes the public to higher borrowing costs.
            So we borrow less, cut down the national debt and sail the open waters of commerce with our competitive currency! Last one to WTO tariffs is a sissy!

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              Originally posted by Paddy View Post
              Borrowing money on the international market becomes harder
              Increasing government costs to issue treasury bonds, and negating economic development
              Increases the possibility of a double-dip recession and a larger fiscal deficit.
              Degrades the confidence of investors, making the fragile financial market even worse. Provokes panic selling in global stock markets.
              Intensifies emerging trend of investors avoiding government securities and increases market turbulence.
              Increases the global risk premium level by making the global market more sensitive to the debt crisis and making the more fragile.
Exposes the public to higher borrowing costs.
              And?

              You are missing the point. We already know this.

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                Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
                As per response to Scooter, try reading what these people are actually saying in interviews that you can listen to.

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                  Lets hope things will improve otherwise:

                  Britain may decide against Brexit when they realise just how painful it will be, warns EU chief

                  I'm alright Jack

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                    Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
                    It will certainly be painful for him and all his bureaucrats shorn of the UKs contributions for him and his cronies to squander
                    Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone

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                      Originally posted by GB9 View Post
                      And?

                      You are missing the point. We already know this.

                      So, apart from the straight bananas myth and the migrant issue, what to you expect to gain?
                      "A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell

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