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British Indy: What Happens Now?

Discussion in 'Wasteland' started by Loz, May 23, 2015.

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  1. Full Brexit with "no EU deal" on the 29th March.

  2. Request Extension to article 50 to allow a general election and new negotiations.

  3. Request Extension to article 50 to allow cross party talks and a new deal to be put to EU.

  4. Request Extension to article 50 to allow a second referendum on 1. Remain in EU or 2. Full Brexit.

  5. Table a motion in parliament to Remain in EU WITHOUT a referendum.

  6. I don't know or I don't care anymore

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  1. I'll bite.:)

    How do you know that ?


    (can I have tomorrow nights lottery numbers please).
     
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  2. Farage ‘pact’ a smokescreen.
    He and his party were never going to have anywhere near enough candidates in place. They are not a real political party in the true sense.
    Clever at keeping Brexit at the forefront of the upcoming election though..
     
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  3. Because for it to have "grown" by 0.3% in a 3 month period is shit.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50373505
     
  4. Wait? what? We aren't in recession and we are still growing our own economy???? how'd the fuck that happen? that wasn't in the remainer script!! damn politicians!!
     
  5. That's not growth........it's stagnation.
     
  6. Fair enough, what would it have been if

    A. There had never been an EU referendum
    B. Remain had won
    C. The UK had left the EU
     
  7. I would have thought stagnation would have been no growth at all?..more politicians...double bastidsssss :D

    it is funny and shows some remainers lack of awareness of what's going on around them. Germanys is 0.5% but hey let's forget about that grrrrr brexit

    brexit is easy for remainers to use as long as they forget the tariff war, the massive slow down in the worlds economy, the huge slowdown in the chinese market and the eu having to start yet another stimulus package after the last one that only stopped last december for the euro at a cost of 2.6 trillion euros , is now being started again at a cost of 20 billion euros a month
     
    #43867 noobie, Nov 11, 2019
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  8. ^^^ surely we would actually need to leave, not talk about leaving to find out the economic truth? Im sure this has pointed out plenty times.
     
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  9. Shaun........you seem to have all the answers. Why not put your hat in the ring for election? I'm sure you'd sort us all out. :)
     
  10. It has, as had the claims just by voting to leave would see the U.K. become a banana republic. but using that same claim you put forward, if we haven't left yet, why is most of europe looking at recession?

    In truth only about 5 countries could afford to leave the trap that is the eu and then go on to build a strong economy. I'll give you a hint who one is, they don't use the euro therefore will not have to pump extra billions in extra month to support the euro whilst at the same time taking on new members who will take out more than they put in.

    The european commissions own predictions expect us to grow for the year to 1.3% at year end then 1.4% for next year

    Have you guessed who it is yet?

    How is it in France these days?
     
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  11. More of a support act than the main event. I like that you use my name where you use it for so few other members in such a way, you go all school teachery when you get excited :D
     
    #43871 noobie, Nov 11, 2019
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  12. Yea who's up for following Shaun the Sheep's flock............. not me.
     
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  13. Has the German economy turned around a 0.5% growth, i thought it was 0.4? Might be wrong unless that's what was forecast and they marginally undercooked.

    Nonetheless, If Germany got 0.5%, the UK 0.3% and France what, 0.3%?

    To say the UK is performing bad is just wrong. Yes Brexit dragging out isn't helping, but who's fault is that?

    What do people think putting JC in charge will achieve? It sure as shit wont help the economy because business and investors dont like him, that's something you can bet on i assure you. If people think confidence in the market is bad right now, its nothing compared to a Corbyn government coupled with another 6 months of Labour negotiations and then a further referendum.

    All business wants now is a quick and decisive move, quickest route to that is Tory + TBP alliance, election done and WA approved.
     
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  14. A. No idea..... like everyone else on here, including @noobie, I don't have a crystal ball
    B. No idea..... like everyone else on here, including @noobie, I don't have a crystal ball
    C. No idea..... like everyone else on here, including @noobie, I don't have a crystal ball

    However prior to the referendum in 2016, and according to the OECD data, between 2010 and 2016 the average GDP increase per annum was 2.007%
     
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  15. Nah.....I use it to point out that I can remember your name :)
     
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  16. The forecast is a little brighter, thankfully

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  17. See, you're just being grumpy because of your garden contractor aren't you ? Be honest now :D

     
  18. great thanks. We are seeing lots of evidence of investment in infrastructure, fibre broadband being installed in rural areas etc.
    France did not need to leave the EU to invest inwardly. Go figure...
     
  19. That's great news and I hope the new stimulus to prop up the euro works :upyeah::D
     
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