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You are not aware what is going on. The EU is run by Germany, for the benefit of Germany.Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostSo, we have become
what we most despised.
What they could not achieve through world wars, they are achieving economically. Despite their genocide of the Greek people.
We must insist they have no army. And they pay for our army.Comment
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Have you asked them to pay for our wall as well, Donald?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWe must insist they have no army. And they pay for our army.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Its already been paid through sponsorship. Some company called Hadrian.Originally posted by WTFH View PostHave you asked them to pay for our wall as well, Donald?
We just have to ignite those charges placed in the chunnel to be safe.....Comment
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Mushrooms sprouting early in Wales this year it looks likeOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostYou are not aware what is going on. The EU is run by Germany, for the benefit of Germany.
What they could not achieve through world wars, they are achieving economically. Despite their genocide of the Greek people.
We must insist they have no army. And they pay for our army.
“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Germany is running Europe, perhaps France will have a resurgence but Germany is in charge.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostMushrooms sprouting early in Wales this year it looks like
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Interesting article from the economist: -Originally posted by woohoo View PostGermany is running Europe, perhaps France will have a resurgence but Germany is in charge.
https://www.economist.com/news/leade...nt-surplus-bad
The country saves too much and spends too little
But the adverse side-effects of the model are increasingly evident. It has left the German economy and global trade perilously unbalanced. Pay restraint means less domestic spending and fewer imports. Consumer spending has dropped to just 54% of GDP, compared with 69% in America and 65% in Britain. Exporters do not invest their windfall profits at home. And Germany is not alone; Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark and the Netherlands have been piling up big surpluses, too.
The government should help by spending more.
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So its there fault for being too good? Someone at the economist is seriously warped....Comment
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This is most possibly the worst post I have ever seen on here, and that is saying something given some of the idiots on here. It saddens me that my once fine country is being destroyed by people like you.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostYou are not aware what is going on. The EU is run by Germany, for the benefit of Germany.
What they could not achieve through world wars, they are achieving economically. Despite their genocide of the Greek people.
We must insist they have no army. And they pay for our army.I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Cut him some slack, he has some relatively severe mental issues.Originally posted by Whorty View PostThis is most possibly the worst post I have ever seen on here, and that is saying something given some of the idiots on here. It saddens me that my once fine country is being destroyed by people like you.Hard Brexit now!
#prayfornodealComment
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It's absolutely fine to run your own economy like this, but the German economy is inextricably linked to other countries via the Euro, and its economic model is hurting them. You either have full fiscal/political integration or a weaker link. But the current setup isn't working. For the good of Europe I favour the former, but those with the money will be in charge...Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostInteresting article from the economist: -
https://www.economist.com/news/leade...nt-surplus-bad
The country saves too much and spends too little
But the adverse side-effects of the model are increasingly evident. It has left the German economy and global trade perilously unbalanced. Pay restraint means less domestic spending and fewer imports. Consumer spending has dropped to just 54% of GDP, compared with 69% in America and 65% in Britain. Exporters do not invest their windfall profits at home. And Germany is not alone; Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark and the Netherlands have been piling up big surpluses, too.
The government should help by spending more.
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So its there fault for being too good? Someone at the economist is seriously warped....
Glad we are leaving.Comment
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