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The Saddest Thing About Brexit
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostPlease just read up on how Germany has handled the Greek crisis, just read about it. Then come back and revisit you this comment.
Completely ignored it.
How did Germany handle the Greek crisis:
Offered that they could leave the Euro or have billions in credit.
When the Greeks came back for more, allowed them to have interest free loansI'm alright JackComment
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Originally posted by milanbenes View Postthe point of the thread is not how we got to Brexit
the point of the thread is...
imagine there was no Brexit, what work would be consuming the government's time ?
hmmm...
Improving Schools
Improving NHS
Foreign policy
Improving Britain's regions
Fixing the potholes
well that's all gone out the window for the next ten years because everybody's going to be tied up in Brexit meetings for the next ten years without any time of capacity to do the other stuff that they would have been doing had Brexit not happened
And to cap it all, the Brexit is going to be a feckup - no matter what Brexiters say, by the time everything is negotiated, we're going to end up like Norway or Switzerland, paying a fortune in to have the trade benefits, adhering to every law anyway, and getting nothing out - I told you so.
The scandal is that those who seduced the Brexit voters had no plan in place, because they never expected to win.
Brexit is providing a fantastic distraction to either hide other things the government is up to, or, enable the government not to work on other things, or both, because they are "busy with the Brexit"
Milan.Comment
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostYou're discussing individual lives as if they were pawns on a chess board and you ask me what's wrong with that?
I always thought a core value of UK beliefs were to put the welfare of its citizens above all else. Clearly, heute nicht.
Why aren't you criticising the EU for not guaranteeing reciprocal rights? They are the ones holding things up, not the UK. You should be asking why they don't care about you when you have pledged your allegiance to them.Comment
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostCongratulations! I'm not ready to sit B1 myself, perhaps by the end of the year. Mein articles gib mich zu viele problems! By the time I sit B1 it'll just coincide with 8-years of residency. Talk about photo finish.
I've started doing German B1 pt 2 with Lingoda. 8 lessons down in a week, 30 to go and then I get the certificate. Doesn't seem likely my plan of beating Article 50 is going to come off, but at least with this getting a work permit shouldn't be too hard. Though really I want to get B2 on my c.v. and then go looking for a job.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostHow did the Brits handle the Greek crisis:
Completely ignored it.
How did Germany handle the Greek crisis:
Offered that they could leave the Euro or have billions in credit.
When the Greeks came back for more, allowed them to have interest free loans
A compassionate Germany would have forgiven part of the debt and allowed Greece to invest and implement modernization so its economy could grow and prosper. Like UK, France and US did with Germany.Comment
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostThe Greek crisis was caused mainly by German banks lending recklessly to Greece in order for Greece to buy more German goods. Germany didn't forgo the debt and allow Greece to rebuild or even accept plans that would allow Greece to do this. Greece is selling off the family silver with no hope of getting out of this spiral until it's pretty much a puppet of Germany.
A compassionate Germany would have forgiven part of the debt and allowed Greece to invest and implement modernization so its economy could grow and prosper. Like UK, France and US did with Germany.Comment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostHow did the Brits handle the Greek crisis:
Completely ignored it.
How did Germany handle the Greek crisis:
Offered that they could leave the Euro or have billions in credit.
When the Greeks came back for more, allowed them to have interest free loansHis heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostSo why do you have a problem with the UK which has already said it is happy to agree to residency rights now.
Why aren't you criticising the EU for not guaranteeing reciprocal rights? They are the ones holding things up, not the UK. You should be asking why they don't care about you when you have pledged your allegiance to them.
Check your closet Scooter may have cut up all your clothes.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostThe Greek crisis was caused mainly by German banks lending recklessly to Greece in order for Greece to buy more German goods. Germany didn't forgo the debt and allow Greece to rebuild or even accept plans that would allow Greece to do this. Greece is selling off the family silver with no hope of getting out of this spiral until it's pretty much a puppet of Germany.
A compassionate Germany would have forgiven part of the debt and allowed Greece to invest and implement modernization so its economy could grow and prosper. Like UK, France and US did with Germany.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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