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Brexiters should be 'Ashamed of the harm to come"
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Just to get Remoaner diatribes into perspective, remember the IMF said our growth will outstrip the G7, inflation is at long last turning towards target level, super low interest rates fell again, stock markets booming, consumer confidence at 5 yr high, exports up, manufacturing indicators very strong, retail sales booming, house prices up.
Hysterics
I'll quote this to you in 2 years and see how hysterical is all is :money:0 -
Remoaners ite domum.
Don't blame me, I voted Remain.0 -
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Just to get Remoaner diatribes into perspective, remember the IMF said our growth will outstrip the G7, inflation is at long last turning towards target level, super low interest rates fell again, stock markets booming, consumer confidence at 5 yr high, exports up, manufacturing indicators very strong, retail sales booming, house prices up.
Hysterics
Conrad, you have on occasion called for both sides to move on. Why do you feel the need to use the words Remoaners and diatribes.
We all now have to pull together to make a success of Brexit if it can be achieved.
You know exactly my position. I voted for Britain to remain part of the (flawed) EU. I believe sincerely that leaving is a huge mistake. BUT we are we we are.
So we now need to get on with the job. The sooner it is underway the sooner Britain can take its rightful place in the world.There will be no Brexit dividend for Britain.0 -
Conrad, you have on occasion called for both sides to move on. Why do you feel the need to use the words Remoaners and diatribes.
We all now have to pull together to make a success of Brexit if it can be achieved.
You know exactly my position. I voted for Britain to remain part of the (flawed) EU. I believe sincerely that leaving is a huge mistake. BUT we are we we are.
So we now need to get on with the job. The sooner it is underway the sooner Britain can take its rightful place in the world.
I do admire your sentiment.
However:
"We all ..."?
"WE"?
I think perhaps you mean "You all" since you have professed your desire never to return to the UK from your home in Luxembourg.
N'est pas?
Perhaps you miss the UK more than you think?
Or does Europe not possess forums even similar to this one?
Oh - that may be an idea to otherwise occupy your free time. 0 -
A_Medium_Size_Jock wrote: »I do admire your sentiment.
However:
"We all ..."?
"WE"?
I think perhaps you mean "You all" since you have professed your desire never to return to the UK from your home in Luxembourg.
N'est pas?
Perhaps you miss the UK more than you think?
Or does Europe not possess forums even similar to this one?
Oh - that may be an idea to otherwise occupy your free time.
Thank you medium size for your helpful posting.There will be no Brexit dividend for Britain.0 -
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Looks like May is setting the ground out for a snap General Election. I guess she will look to force one, through a defeat in Parliament over the EU bill. She must be licking her lips at the weakness of labour and she will not want leave number 10 having never been franked by the British electorate, which would be likely to happen when Brexit goes 'tits up':(
One step closer.'Just think for a moment what a prospect that is. A single market without barriers visible or invisible giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of over 300 million of the worlds wealthiest and most prosperous people' Margaret Thatcher0 -
Looks like May is setting the ground out for a snap General Election. I guess she will look to force one, through a defeat in Parliament over the EU bill. She must be licking her lips at the weakness of labour and she will not want leave number 10 having never been franked by the British electorate, which would be likely to happen when Brexit goes 'tits up':(
Another remoaner who's wrong.:rotfl:0
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