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Vote Leave chief who created £350m NHS lie on bus admits leaving EU could be an error
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And yet there's absolutely no chance of anything been done about it. One of the few excellent things Brown did was keep us out of the Euro otherwise we'd would have already been rightly royally in 2008. No one seems to mention this. -
It is a cluster**** alright. Hard to unwind now.Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostAnd yet there's absolutely no chance of anything been done about it. One of the few excellent things Brown did was keep us out of the Euro otherwise we'd would have already been rightly royally in 2008. No one seems to mention this.Comment
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Indeed - good job some of us had the sense to decide to leave so we can at least ensure we are not caught up.....Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostIt is a cluster**** alright. Hard to unwind now.Comment
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The UK isn't in the Eurozone.Originally posted by original PM View PostIndeed - good job some of us had the sense to decide to leave so we can at least ensure we are not caught up.....Comment
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The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
If your assets are in Euros you are a lot better off than if your assets had been in pound sterling.
The Brexit vote was a huge boost for anyone holding Euros.
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That is a very narrow way of looking at it. The inability of Southern European economies and of Ireland to devalue currency or to set interest rates has caused massive hardship and continues to do so. Of course, that doesn't mean that Brexit is a good idea.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThe proof of the pudding is in the eating.
If your assets are in Euros you are a lot better off than if your assets had been in pound sterling.
The Brexit vote was a huge boost for anyone holding Euros.

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No - but the intransigence of the EU as demonstrated by the Euro economic crisis management - is a good reason to bail before the ship goes down.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostThat is a very narrow way of looking at it. The inability of Southern European economies and of Ireland to devalue currency or to set interest rates has caused massive hardship and continues to do so. Of course, that doesn't mean that Brexit is a good idea.Comment
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It depends on the two outcomes (Remain and Leave). Not looking good so far for Leave.Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostNo - but the intransigence of the EU as demonstrated by the Euro economic crisis management - is a good reason to bail before the ship goes down.Comment
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And I guess the magic money tree will provide the access fees to the single market?Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View Post
Move on people, next stop EEA..."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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