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Reply to: Bad news for the EU and Germany.
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Previously on "Bad news for the EU and Germany."
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostThat geography O level exam clearly wasn't failed in vain, Scoots...
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostI live in Bavaria, not Germany,
Usual spooter denial stuff, wait till Bavaria loses the independence vote!
Geography and facts of Bavaria - | Bavaria
Bavaria, home to nearly 13 million inhabitants, is located in the southeast of Germany and is the largest of the 16 federal states of Germany.
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostScoots I didnt know you lived in Germany. You should tell us more often.
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostIf the Eurozone project had been run sensibly from the start (stop sniggering at the back) Greece wouldn't have been let in to start with, but someone screwed up, and we are where we are. Thankfully the Germans are picking up most of the bill for that one, and going forward they're going to need very deep pockets.
And the irony of Scotland holding an independence referendum so they can be ruled by Brussels instead of Westminster is completely lost on you.
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostIf the Eurozone project had been run sensibly from the start (stop sniggering at the back) Greece wouldn't have been let in to start with, but someone screwed up, and we are where we are. Thankfully the Germans are picking up most of the bill for that one, and going forward they're going to need very deep pockets.
And the irony of Scotland holding an independence referendum so they can be ruled by Brussels instead of Westminster is completely lost on you.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThe imminent break up of the Eurozone has been predicted frequently by Ambrose Pritchard-Evans over the last 20 years.
Still waiting for Greece to leave. I think however if there is a "real Brexit" Scotland will be holding a second referendum
And the irony of Scotland holding an independence referendum so they can be ruled by Brussels instead of Westminster is completely lost on you.
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostI feel your pain, I hope your fragile self worth can stand the Eu breaking up.
Still waiting for Greece to leave. I think however if there is a "real Brexit" Scotland will be holding a second referendum
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So Germany's growth forecast sinks to a similar level as the UK's, whereas Germany's economy has grown much more over the past years than that one of the UK.
The overall EU forecast is still better than the forecast for the UK
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Postwishful thinking, it's now the only hope for Brexit that the EU somehow implodes
German recession wouldn't bring down the Euro area economy
However it isn't going to save the UK. The EU will still be there in 5 years time, the UK probably won't be. It will break up.
...unless of course Brexit doesn't happen i.e. Brino
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wishful thinking, it's now the only hope for Brexit that the EU somehow implodes
German recession wouldn't bring down the Euro area economy
However it isn't going to save the UK. The EU will still be there in 5 years time, the UK probably won't be. It will break up.
...unless of course Brexit doesn't happen i.e. Brino
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