If we vote for Brexit what happens

CLAPTON

Herzlos wrote: »

https://www.neweurope.eu/article/moodys-places-u-k-italy-negative-outlook/




Moody's doesn't seem to be as optimistic about Brexit in terms of credit risk / confidence.

just for balance why not post up the moodys rating for each of the countries of the EU

Herzlos

CLAPTON wrote: »

just for balance why not post up the moddys rating for each of the countries of the EU

Feel free.

CLAPTON

Herzlos wrote: »

Feel free.

so doesn't service your propagnada point nor contribute to your UK bad, EU is good mantra.

Herzlos

CLAPTON wrote: »

so doesn't service your propagnada point nor contribute to your UK bad, EU is good mantra.

Alternatively, I didn't feel it was relevant and don't want to spend the time right now producing irrelevant figures for you to complain about. You feel they are needed for balance, then add them.

davomcdave

Sapphire wrote: »

In other words, all countries that have an anti-EU bent are 'at risk of downgrading' – this is obviously EU propaganda. In passing, note source of this 'Moody's report', i.e. a propaganda organ of the EU.

Is Reuters also a propagator of EU propaganda?

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ratings-moody-s-global-idUSKBN14P1MR

FWIW it's ludicrous to describe Moody's as being part of the propaganda arm of the EU. They would have gone bust long ago if that was the case.

Conrad

davomcdave wrote: »

Is Reuters also a propagator of EU propaganda?

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ratings-moody-s-global-idUSKBN14P1MR

FWIW it's ludicrous to describe Moody's as being part of the propaganda arm of the EU. They would have gone bust long ago if that was the case.

Remoaners really scraping the barrel here, citing the fact Moody's MIGHT slightly downgrade UK credit outlook in JUNE.


Once again the Remoaners fumble about with mere projections (which are highly unreliable) whilst the Brexiteers have the evidence the economy is performing better than most. Money growth is strong, FTSE250 robust, growth decent, inflation well below target, retail sales high, manufacturing and services motoring along, interest rates low, high employment.


But yeah, Remaoners cling to numpty projections lol

Conrad

Mother May is beacon of confidence and self assured calm amongst a gaggle of hysterical Men such as the ousted Diplomat and Ken Clarke with their miserable ranting's and quaint old fashioned world view.

Well done Mrs May for not caving to the shrill Chicken Lickens and establishment cronies.

Herzlos

Conrad wrote: »

Mother May is beacon of confidence and self assured calm amongst a gaggle of hysterical Men such as the ousted Diplomat and Ken Clarke with their miserable ranting's and quaint old fashioned world view.

Well done Mrs May for not caving to the shrill Chicken Lickens and establishment cronies.

You're actually a parody account, right?

What makes you think May is any of that?

Conrad

Herzlos wrote: »

You're actually a parody account, right?

What makes you think May is any of that?

She's fully abreast of the dynamics and benefits of Brexit so of course she's confident.


We have literally nothing to fear, trade will not be meaningfully hampered as you will see, but we win many new opportunities and save £25m per day club fee.

Herzlos

Is she? She seems to get remarkably defensive when any of it is questioned, generally responded with meaninglss soundbites, getting noticably flusters.
Civil servants have accused her & cabinet of muddled thinking, and everyone outside of her inner circle are still claiming that they've seen no hint as to a plan.

She comes across as someone who still has no idea what she's doing and is doing her best to keep that hidden.
And she should be worried; there's no clean way out of this.

Regardless of how well we fare at the other end, she really doesn't seem to have any confident grasp about what's going on. I'd love to be proven wrong, and that she's really just been playing it close to her chest, but I'm just not seeing that.