Ignoring economics.

[vetran]

We would miss Michel Barmier promising to 'educate' the British people as we don't understand why leaving mother Eussr is bad no one has ever explained it to us properly.

[malvolio]

Well nuff said, I think. We are presemted with anonsense question, so giving a nonsense answer in response provokes a lot of ill-informed claptrap about privileged classes and education, carefully ignoring the point I was making, which is that 90% of all Remoaners are talking arrant bollocks.

Not to mention that they are the ones refusing to answer the question.

And also not mentioning that the whole point of independence is to take control of our own economy*, hence "ignoring economics" is a pointless condition all by itself.




* And yes, it is, by a variety of means. It's really sad that the Remoaners in our fairly well educated, top 5% of earners CUK community cannot understand that, or defend their own position. So it's all been enormous fun but it's getting really boring now.

[shaunbhoy]

I wish I had parents who could have afforded to educate me at Eton College then when I made money using the opportunities them paying for my education gave me I could say it was off my own back.

But sadly you can't, and in place of that you simply choose to whine bitterly and incessantly from your public sector virtue bubble.

[Cirrus]

Rather facetious question

It's a bit like saying "If I was involved in a massive car crash, what would be the down sides if we ignore being in hospital for 11 months, losing the use of my legs and not being able to contract ever again because of crippling headaches after an hour at my PC, etc etc?"

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[northernladyuk]

Well nuff said, I think. We are presemted with anonsense question, so giving a nonsense answer in response provokes a lot of ill-informed claptrap about privileged classes and education, carefully ignoring the point I was making, which is that 90% of all Remoaners are talking arrant bollocks.

Not to mention that they are the ones refusing to answer the question.

And also not mentioning that the whole point of independence is to take control of our own economy*, hence "ignoring economics" is a pointless condition all by itself.




* And yes, it is, by a variety of means. It's really sad that the Remoaners in our fairly well educated, top 5% of earners CUK community cannot understand that, or defend their own position. So it's all been enormous fun but it's getting really boring now.

So is Rees Mogg independently wealthy on the back of his own achievements?

[eek]

So is Rees Mogg independently wealthy on the back of his own achievements?

Yes see https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/c...filing-history

[northernladyuk]

Yes see https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/c...filing-history

Sounds like he had a tough start.

Rees-Mogg is the son of William Rees-Mogg, a former editor of The Times, and his wife Gillian Shakespeare Morris.[7] He has three sisters and a brother.[7] A younger sister, Annunziata Rees-Mogg, is an English freelance journalist, focusing on finance, economics, and European politics. A member of an established Somerset family of coal mine owners,[8] Rees-Mogg was born in Hammersmith, London, and grew up in Ston Easton, Somerset.

Rees-Mogg was educated at Eton College and subsequently read History at Trinity College, Oxford, from where he graduated with an upper second-class honours degree in 1991.[9][10] He became president of the Oxford University Conservative Association and was a member and frequent debater at the Oxford Union, where he was elected Librarian.[11][12]

[scooterscot]

And also not mentioning that the whole point of independence is to take control of our own economy*, hence "ignoring economics" is a pointless condition all by itself.

* And yes, it is, by a variety of means. It's really sad that the Remoaners in our fairly well educated, top 5% of earners CUK community cannot understand that, or defend their own position. So it's all been enormous fun but it's getting really boring now.

Are you saying the UK is not an independent country? Are you saying we don't control our own economy?

[malvolio]

Are you saying the UK is not an independent country? Are you saying we don't control our own economy?

Stop avoiding the question.

[SueEllen]

But sadly you can't, and in place of that you simply choose to whine bitterly and incessantly from your public sector virtue bubble.

I don't work in the public sector, and of course I can't or couldn't for a variety of reasons the most important being I'm the wrong sex and gender.