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Time to accept the inevitable and apply humbly to be admitted into the all-conquering Chinese Co-Prosperity Sphere. These guys have a work ethic. We don't. Ergo they win. Best go in voluntarily on our own terms rather than wait unti lthey own us.
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Originally posted by Flashman View PostLeave the EU.
Set up by ourselves.
The Aussies and Canucks make their own Laws, control their own Borders and set their own Foreign policy. And all with smaller populatiions and GDP than the UK.
Why can't we be more like them?
Oz no doubt has a free trade agreement or 2.
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Originally posted by hyperD View PostAt the rate Sterling is collapsing, I think adopting the Euro.
I went to Hungary a few weeks ago - bought some Forints at HRX at 262Ft to the £. It was cheaper to buy fuel in the UK with that sterling than it was in Hungary. (normally 370Ft to 420Ft peak)
Now that was scary...
http://www.rte.ie/business/2008/0711/economy.html
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostVote (no AndyW does not count)
Set up by ourselves.
The Aussies and Canucks make their own Laws, control their own Borders and set their own Foreign policy. And all with smaller populatiions and GDP than the UK.
Why can't we be more like them?
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Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen View PostPerhaps someone somewhere wants to buy something that is made outside of the Great Britain.
I know it is a remote possibility - but it could happen.
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Despite my facetious reply to dear Dodgy, I think there may be desirable economics for our export trade for this to be true. But I don't know about such things as macroeconomics and M3 money supply, perhaps someone more enlightened can explain?
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostWhy is a high value of Sterling so desirable?
I know it is a remote possibility - but it could happen.
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Originally posted by hyperD View PostBecause I want more bottles of Dreher, Borsodi and Törley for my pound.
hyperD in "sombrero and donkey carrying British thug to Spain" mode
The good news is that the Priory accepts payment in £ Sterling
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Originally posted by hyperD View PostAt the rate Sterling is collapsing, I think adopting the Euro.
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Shun the EU and become bonafide 53 state of USA
Must we wait for 51 and 52?
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Which way should Britain go?
At the rate Sterling is collapsing, I think adopting the Euro.
I went to Hungary a few weeks ago - bought some Forints at HRX at 262Ft to the £. It was cheaper to buy fuel in the UK with that sterling than it was in Hungary. (normally 370Ft to 420Ft peak)
Now that was scary...
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Which way should Britain go?
42Shun the EU and become bonafide 53 state of USA23.81%10Ditch the yanks, join Euro, embrace Europe and all that26.19%11Stay as it is in no mans land.50.00%21Vote (no AndyW does not count)
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