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durhamplumber
For you...not the ref result majority!Cancelling A50 is miles better than misery
For you...not the ref result majority!Cancelling A50 is miles better than misery
Can you not change the record.You are blinded to reality.we had a ref.you lost...3 years ago ffs and you still talking rubbish over it.Cancelling A50 is miles better than misery
Can you not change the record.You are blinded to reality.we had a ref.you lost...3 years ago ffs and you still talking rubbish over it.
It's a bit like meeting your dream girl..... Marrying her... Have a few kids..... Then realise she a fnvking cow.
A big rise in the pound would be bad for exports although good if you are going on holiday abroad.Fantastic
Cancelling A50 is miles better than misery
big rise in strength of pound overnight
huge surge in business investment.
Problem is we have a massive trade deficit...A big rise in the pound would be bad for exports
It's a bit like meeting your dream girl..... Marrying her... Have a few kids..... Then realise she a fnvking cow
Thats what it feels like voting for Brexit.
But Ive seen the light.
Poor old Harry, has too much invested emotionally in Brexit, hes made his choice.
For him Brexit is for life.
'Worse or worser'
What light might that be, your candle in the wind? You made the same choice, so you are as much to blame as anyone else, if any blame needs to be dished out at all. Personally, I doubt there will be room for blame, rather it will be congratulations for getting out, whilst the getting out was good..
Didn’t they devalue the Euro last week when the ECB reduced their base rate even more? Now paying -0.5%. Trying to prevent further damage to the Eurozone economy. Yes, that’s right, MINUS 0.5%. Bank of England is 0.75%. Now, if you had money to invest, which of those two would you put it with? ErrrrrrrrrrrStill think having a devalued currency is a good thing?
rather it will be congratulations for getting out, whilst the getting out was good..
give me an example.....and you still talking rubbish over it.
So who do you think gets to foot the bill for what the BofE pumped in to stop the pound falling even further? Which was £250bn...Didn’t they devalue the Euro last week when the ECB reduced their base rate even more? Now paying -0.5%. Trying to prevent further damage to the Eurozone economy. Yes, that’s right, MINUS 0.5%. Bank of England is 0.75%. Now, if you had money to invest, which of those two would you put it with? Errrrrrrrrrr
cancelling A50 is better for everybody, leavers and remainers.For you...not the ref result majority!