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Much Ado About Nothing?
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The Treasury have already issued an uncontested 200-page report
uncontested really? I suppose it is also all facts? |
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Well there may be a 200-page Brexit economic report..
It's just that the pages are blank. |
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As they should be Broken. Anybody confidently predicting what is going to happen in 14 years to the economy is either insane or a knave. As for the treasury they can't even get it right from year to year. So where does that leave us?
A political rather than economic document. |
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The only economic plan put forward by Brexit that I have seen has the UK re-draw the limits of her her fishing rights, with a corresponding mobilisation of shipyards to make gun-boats to patrol the new borders. In lieu of anything else, EO, do you put your name to this?
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post up the main FACTS from the 200 page treasury report
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Shakespeare has nothing to do with it - pure deflection. Meanwhile civil servant leaks show how eu immigration has hit wage earners and many of them claim in work benefits. Now that has got something to do with the case in point and one good reason to finish with this corrupt organisation. The vast amount of money we pay the eu can be pumped elsewhere to help our economy. The germans and US will continue to flog their gear to us and incidently the eu and uk have no trade agreements with the US.
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post up the main FACTS from the 200 page treasury report
The main fact is that if we leave the EU our children will again be poor-relations to their cousins on the mainland of Europe. We begged to join the union because we were becoming inexorably poorer to our counterparts in France and Germany. If we leave the EU, the president of the USA has stated as a fact that the UK would be out in the cold while they are fixing a trade deal with the EU, thus perpetuating the same relative impoverishment of this country again. It would be madness to leave. |
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so no facts then
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Not seen Brexit mount a credible economic argument. Guess it would have happened by now, but we may yet be surprised. The field is yours.
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Not seen Brexit mount a credible economic argument. Guess it would have happened by now, but we may yet be surprised. The field is yours.
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no because as I have said before nobody can say factually what will happen economically if we leave or stay in, even Farage has admitted in the new pamphlet sent out.
Quote "The truth is no one knows how much better or worse off we might be" this was in response to the governments leaflet drop. |
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The main fact is that if we leave the EU our children will again be poor-relations to their cousins on the mainland of Europe
If we stay in they will still be that, because all their jobs will taken by immigrants. Also the more immigrants flood in, the more pressure on our infra structure. It makes no difference to me, no one would employ me because I am too old. I have to hope for a return of the Black Death if I want a job, but I would like to see our children be able to get a job when they leave school. The Credit Crunch did for us, the world is still in recession. Plenty of jobs before that where I am. Very few now ![]() |
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staying in will mean the uk being swamped by millions more nearly all on low wages claiming in work benefits or even no work benefits - it will not end well
unemployment is up lots less jobs available for the young |
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