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The transitional deal will be very like EEA, and it is going to be a very long transition. There is no credible alternative. The UK needs to get its debts down and build up a credible export industry of some kind. Even Switzerland who were completely outside the EU for a long time caved in in the end, and they have no debt, don't rely on inward investment and have strong indigenous export industries. Their agriculture which is still outside the EU is a complete disaster.
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostYour interpretation of what might or might not have been said strangely always fits your view that the EU is better / stronger. Ref: my other post shoing how rubbish German Q3 growth is.
Not to mention that the good UK growth figures are while we are still in the EU.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostWe know you're a moron, so its not surprising that you think some quarterly growth figure indicates anything about the relative overall strength of the UK and German economies.
Not to mention that the good UK growth figures are while we are still in the EU.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View PostWe know you feel the need to insult people who don't agree with you, it doesn't make you look big or clever. Sometimes your facts & suggestions are quite interesting but then I go its just Sas being a twit I can't be bothered so if you are trying to educate us then you are failing because of your poor technique. I'm sure people have explained this to you before.
Don't blame the messenger.
And quite frankly most of you are beyond educating.
Which is why, now that I've stashed a bit of loot abroad, I want hard Brexit now.
Pain is the best teacher :-)Last edited by sasguru; 24 November 2016, 12:05.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostStupid is as stupid says or does.
Anyway, how was rehab? Have techniques altered much since your last trip?
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThe transitional deal will be very like EEA, and it is going to be a very long transition. There is no credible alternative. The UK needs to get its debts down and build up a credible export industry of some kind. Even Switzerland who were completely outside the EU for a long time caved in in the end, and they have no debt, don't rely on inward investment and have strong indigenous export industries. Their agriculture which is still outside the EU is a complete disaster.
In the mean time, you should get out more. There's a whole forum here outside of Brexit threadsComment
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostYes, I think it's well-established by now that we have polar opposite views on the likely outcome, largely because we view the short- and long-term financial implications and political reality very differently. A couple of years, and we'll see who was closer. I can hardly wait
In the mean time, you should get out more. There's a whole forum here outside of Brexit threads
so let me post a link on which we can both agree::
A Transitional deal will thwart Brexit
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Postindeed....
so let me post a link on which we can both agree::
A Transitional deal will thwart Brexit
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostWe know you're a moron, so its not surprising that you think some quarterly growth figure indicates anything about the relative overall strength of the UK and German economies.
Not to mention that the good UK growth figures are while we are still in the EU.Comment
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