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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostAmong other things, she's hoping that the facade of consensus will crack when Putin and Trump declare their undying love and NATO and security edge their way up the agenda.
I have no doubt that May would gamble the farm (that isn't hers) just like Camoron did - this will all end in tears.Last edited by AtW; 9 January 2017, 14:58.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostThat would pave way for the EU Army.
I have no doubt that May would gamble the farm (that isn't hers) just like Camoron did - this will all end in tears.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostThat would pave way for the EU Army.
I have no doubt that May would gamble the farm (that isn't hers) just like Camoron did - this will all end in tears.Comment
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostGiven Brown and Blair already raped the farm, who cares?
Could not you just say that Brown and Bliar gave the farm all the love they could?
At least they did not sell it!Comment
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostIt might not. But the EU is going to end in tears, anyway (starting with the Eurozone). There's zero chance it will weather another crisis.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostMay won't give up, instead she will sacrifice UK economy to prolong her own political survival - she put that before the country.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostObviously, we disagree about what is going to happen when the EU says "non", with you being of the opinion that May will capitulate and beg for EEA w/ ECJ, free movement and massive budget contributions and fall on her sword with the electorate. I think she won't But it seems as though we disagree on her starting position too. You'll need to do better than "Nissan", given the consistency in what she's been saying for several months. The bottom line is that Nissan didn't need convincing. They made a risk-based commitment of 5-10 years and iced it with some crying/whining/foot stomping for show. Their decision was never in doubt. Business always trumps politics, and if business goes downhill, as you believe, they won't stick around forever. My guess is that they'll be around for some time.I'm alright JackComment
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The most amusing thing would be to watch income tax (including NICs) fall once highly paid City jobs get moved to countries with more sensible, stable Govts - budget is very heavily depends on taxes taken from the "wealthy", somebody will have to make up for the loss of revenue.Comment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThe government won't willingly go in for a transitional deal, it will be "frog marched" into it, by economic reality.
They will have 2 years to negotiate and will fail in all key objectives, EU will only survive if they make example of UK - that means no transitional deals (acceptable to May that is), it will be tulipy WTO rules.Comment
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