S&P maliciously spreading doom and gloom again
S&P says UK economy's rebound in August may be a mirage | Reuters
Will these liberal self loathing US ratings agencies and economists ever learn.
Perhaps they should read the Daily express.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe irony is lost on you, probably
Anyway get exporting you traitorous swine.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostAre you sure? She said that the east Europeans were quite stingy with their tips but the Far East chaps were very complimentary
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostWhy, because I have a "unique" business model that doesn't fit your limited-thinking agenda?
And one that is sustainable by the country as whole
You cretins do make me larf.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou, sir, are a genius.
Perhaps that's where everyone's been going wrong, with all these silly ideas about trading with other nations.
We should just shrink our economy so that corner shops, tattoo parlours and hair-cutting businesses are the bulk of what we do.
Maybe you should inform your glorious Brexit leaders, they seem to be wasting their time hiring loads of expensive lawyers to negotiate silly trade deals.
I'm sure Carol who runs our papershop isn't doing much foreign trade either, you deluded plum.
Back on ignore, it's easier.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou, sir, are a genius.
Perhaps that's where everyone's been going wrong, with all these silly ideas about trading with other nations.
We should just shrink our economy so that corner shops, tattoo parlours and hair-cutting businesses are the bulk of what we do.
Maybe you should inform your glorious Brexit leaders, they seem to be wasting their time hiring loads of expensive lawyers to negotiate silly trade deals.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostI expect to trade nothing abroad. I'm a UK-based consultant working with UK-based companies.
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Perhaps that's where everyone's been going wrong, with all these silly ideas about trading with other nations.
We should just shrink our economy so that corner shops, tattoo parlours and hair-cutting businesses are the bulk of what we do.
Maybe you should inform your glorious Brexit leaders, they seem to be wasting their time hiring loads of expensive lawyers to negotiate silly trade deals.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostQuite. You're a plodder but even you get there in the end.
So now let's take the next logical step:
Since we have "very little of quality to export", what do you expect to trade if all these hypothetical deals with non-EU countries come about?
If you want to try patronising someone else (that means talking down to them like the condescending penis you are btw), good luck.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostRubbish. It's due to Labour-run unions in the 70s stifling industry with strikes and leaving us with very little of quality to export beyond luxury brands and market leaders that even they couldn't cock up.
So now let's take the next logical step:
Since we have "very little of quality to export", what do you expect to trade if all these hypothetical deals with non-EU countries come about?Last edited by sasguru; 12 September 2016, 11:10.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostShort-term investment is all we seem to know. The Heathrow extension debacle, what 15+ years they've been talking about it. HS2 10+ years..
We talk a lot, achieve very little. But if a terrorist in Afghanistan says some nasty words then suddenly we've got billions to spend on war.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View Post
We've had it time and time again, with Labour over-spending or over-pandering.
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