Reply to: Moody's cut UK's credit outlook to 'negative'

[bobspud]

does it have somewhere for the hairdressers scissors ?

They were only offered to owners of a new DB9/S

[bobspud]

AMG engines in new ones...

That will be interesting to say the least...

[unemployed]

I will stick with my Aston Martin.

does it have somewhere for the hairdressers scissors ?

[AtW]

I will stick with my Aston Martin.

AMG engines in new ones...

[BrilloPad]

No it couldn't. We handed our veto rights away when Mr C went to get us a great deal so we would stay. That was our last protection up the swanny.

And more importantly why should little Britain keep holding the EU to ransom? We needed to either commit or leave and the remainders were sat in a position where they wrongly thought they had a choice.

To do what is best for little Britain. F**k Europe......

[bobspud]

What exactly can you be more specific ?

The public services such as the NHS was excluded from the trade agreement. In any case the UK had a veto on the whole deal so it wouldn't have gone through without agreement from the UK government. Most Brexiters simply think the Commissioners can do what they want. In reality on most important issues the UK could have and did block eg the Euro.

I see the UK is now a weaker negotiater, before the UK could have held the entire EU-US deal to ransom if it didn't get what it wanted, now it'll be little UK (without Scotland) grovelling for a trade deal to stimulate trade. The US will probably offer fait a complit.

No it couldn't. We handed our veto rights away when Mr C went to get us a great deal so we would stay. That was our last protection up the swanny.

And more importantly why should little Britain keep holding the EU to ransom? We needed to either commit or leave and the remainders were sat in a position where they wrongly thought they had a choice.

[BlasterBates]

That is a good thing. The EU was doing some pretty nasty tulip to the UK NHS through TTIP... Some of you remainders need to do some reading on what was being quietly mooted. We just dodged a bullet make no mistake.

What exactly can you be more specific ?

The public services such as the NHS was excluded from the trade agreement. In any case the UK had a veto on the whole deal so it wouldn't have gone through without agreement from the UK government. Most Brexiters simply think the Commissioners can do what they want. In reality on most important issues the UK could have and did block eg the Euro.

I see the UK is now a weaker negotiater, before the UK could have held the entire EU-US deal to ransom if it didn't get what it wanted, now it'll be little UK (without Scotland) grovelling for a trade deal to stimulate trade. The US will probably offer fait a complit.

[scooterscot]

My concern is that the US will try and force TTIP on the UK

I'm sure Trump and Boris will thump out a deal that's right for the people. It's not like they'd lie to us in order to service their own agenda.

[bobspud]

My concern is that the US will try and force TTIP on the UK (or not force, because Cameron was very pro-TTIP, which is why Obama wanted us to remain in the EU.)

You wouldn't want to be the English politician that took that bait. It's one thing for it to come through a back door where you can point at a bunch of EU robots and say they did it to us. But standing in Downing Street and saying look what I did would be suicide.

[cojak]

That is a good thing. The EU was doing some pretty nasty tulip to the UK NHS through TTIP... Some of you remainders need to do some reading on what was being quietly mooted. We just dodged a bullet make no mistake.

My concern is that the US will try and force TTIP on the UK (or not force, because Cameron was very pro-TTIP, which is why Obama wanted us to remain in the EU.)

[bobspud]

Which will be difficult when all your free trade deals are going for a burton.

Back of the queue: Brexit: America’s next headache | The Economist

That is a good thing. The EU was doing some pretty nasty tulip to the UK NHS through TTIP... Some of you remainders need to do some reading on what was being quietly mooted. We just dodged a bullet make no mistake.

[BlasterBates]

indeed, we should expect our government t stimulate trade.

Which will be difficult when all your free trade deals are going for a burton.

Back of the queue: Brexit: America’s next headache | The Economist

[vetran]

Especially if you own a job in a hedge fund. Get the market where you want it and boomed... Free money from short term suckers.

If England wants a neet little early coupe it should offer the same tax advantages that Gibraltar has to Cornwall and see the betting industry flood back on shore...

I'd have a little think about offering more free money to film makers and hydrogen fuel energy start ups... Maybe hand that to Scotland now we don't have give a **** about illegal government aid...

Yesterday a woke up to having my country back and a contract for a years work in my inbox. Double boomed

indeed, we should expect our government t stimulate trade.

Just damn glad I have a fixed rate mortgage. Its going to be bumpy.

[bobspud]

Is when did that matter a jot?

The markets pay attention to them and that's all that matters.

Especially if you own a job in a hedge fund. Get the market where you want it and boomed... Free money from short term suckers.

If England wants a neet little early coupe it should offer the same tax advantages that Gibraltar has to Cornwall and see the betting industry flood back on shore...

I'd have a little think about offering more free money to film makers and hydrogen fuel energy start ups... Maybe hand that to Scotland now we don't have give a **** about illegal government aid...

Yesterday a woke up to having my country back and a contract for a years work in my inbox. Double boomed

[scooterscot]

The ratings agencies always know what they are doing. .

Is when did that matter a jot?

The markets pay attention to them and that's all that matters.