Reply to: DOOM: 'The dominos are starting to fall in the UK commercial property market'

[shaunbhoy]

I'll find you article that proves ANY point.

I am sure you can, but nobody takes photoshopped copies of the Morning Star too seriously anymore.

[AtW]

Because in order to be the sort of success that we have always been, we will trade with the world at large.

That's great, but it's clearly not what DodgyAgent wants - for Britain to succeed on its own, you know like North Korea which is a totally sovereign country.

[AtW]

Britain sets up its own trade links

But why should Britain setup those links if it can succeed on its own?

[diseasex]

Because in order to be the sort of success that we have always been, we will trade with the world at large.
Unconstrained by the glacially slow bureaucratic lethargy of the EU 28-member committee model, we will flourish and leave that dormant anachronistic talking shop trailing in our wake.
This will happen despite the dreary pessimism of petulant lemmings and malcontents. Needy and terminally reactionary deadbeats like the dreary dependant cup-half-empty whingers that characterise the Bremain community on here and elsewhere are perfectly at liberty to seek new pastures if they are too skittish and not courageous enough to embrace this challenge. Why not head off to France for example, you'd fit right in there with your surrender-monkey tendencies?
Leave the tough decisions to those of us with the stomach for it.
To the brave shall go the rewards.

Bla bla bla, you should abandon the ship as your leader Farage

[AtW]

"M&G suspends its property portfolio

M&G Investments has become the latest victim of Brexit, announcing the temporary suspension of trading in the shares of its £4.4bn M&G Property Portfolio and its feeder fund.

It said investor redemptions had risen markedly because of the "high levels of uncertainty" in the UK commercial property market since Britain voted to leave the EU. "

Now we know who dun it...

[shaunbhoy]

If you want Britain to succeed on its own then why do you care about trade links?

Because in order to be the sort of success that we have always been, we will trade with the world at large.
Unconstrained by the glacially slow bureaucratic lethargy of the EU 28-member committee model, we will flourish and leave that dormant anachronistic talking shop trailing in our wake.
This will happen despite the dreary pessimism of petulant lemmings and malcontents. Needy and terminally reactionary deadbeats like the dreary dependant cup-half-empty whingers that characterise the Bremain community on here and elsewhere are perfectly at liberty to seek new pastures if they are too skittish and not courageous enough to embrace this challenge. Why not head off to France for example, you'd fit right in there with your surrender-monkey tendencies?
Leave the tough decisions to those of us with the stomach for it.
To the brave shall go the rewards.

[diseasex]

If you want Britain to succeed on its own then why do you care about trade links?

they have only mattress, they don't care it will be worth much less now...

[DodgyAgent]

If you want Britain to succeed on its own then why do you care about trade links?

Britain sets up its own trade links

[AtW]

Last thing you people want is for Britain to succeed on its own

If you want Britain to succeed on its own then why do you care about trade links?

[diseasex]

I'll find you article that proves ANY point.

Dumb brexiters

[DodgyAgent]

What a reliable source...

Last thing you people want is for Britain to succeed on its own

[shaunbhoy]

What a reliable source...

I assume you have a source that contradicts this then? Other than your crazed imagination obviously.

[diseasex]

Global Trade deals Britain EU London Brussels USA Australia India | UK | News | Daily Express

Cheer up you dreary Bremainers and gather up those toys!
Britain is open for Business and there will be plenty of callers. You heard it here first.

What a reliable source...

[shaunbhoy]

Global Trade deals Britain EU London Brussels USA Australia India | UK | News | Daily Express

Cheer up you dreary Bremainers and gather up those toys!
Britain is open for Business and there will be plenty of callers. You heard it here first.

[meridian]

As Tony Blair said, there was not a single major decision he had to make where he had to ask Europe first or couldn't make it.

Linky?

What's the context of "major decision"? Presumably not any decision on invading Iraq....