If we vote for Brexit what happens

kabayiri

wotsthat wrote: »

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Honestly, I don't think the destination is that clear to everyone, despite the clear question, but there's no rush, as you say, because we're still waiting for the maps to be delivered.

If I'm honest I don't think I understand the destination of the EU either.

There are clearly some at the centre of the EU who want it to become much more integrated, but now that it's grown, there are major chunks eastwards which do not share this view.

The Euro project seems to have benefitted the Northern states at the expense of the Southern states.

The refugee crisis shows no sign of fading. We all know there will have to be some major reallocation process, but there isn't even a common concensus on that.

So what is the long term goal?

undetterred

mayonnaise wrote: »

You may need to go on Dr. Ginge's anger management sessions to move you up or down a level on the change curve.
Haven't had a mortgage since '97. Have a good day.

You sure Pinnocchio?

CLAPTON

mayonnaise wrote: »

Fixed-rate dual-fuel energy tariffs pulled since Brexit vote



https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/jul/12/fixed-rate-dual-fuel-energy-tariffs-brexit-uswitch

The VAT removal from household fuel, promised by the brexiteers will not come too soon.

Its good to see our every worsening dependency on imported fuel being highlighted.
with a huge trade deficit it was inevitable that the pound would slide.

A good reason to reduce immigration that makes that the increasing essential imports will make the trade deficit yet worse.

Selling off UK businesses may bring a temporary respite but it only delays the inevitable correction.

lydriver

Ignore...talking nonsense!

mrginge

Someone once told me that we should be listening to the experts, but it appears that some wise sages on here are far too up their own backsides to consider anything other than their own limited understanding and self interests.


https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newPPM_96.htm

http://www.catalystconsulting.co.uk/brexit-challenge-accepting-change/

http://platinumpropertypartners.co.uk/articles/brexit-change-curve-property-market/

https://www.opp.com/en-IE/Knowledge-centre/Blog/2016/June/Brexit-and-the-challenge-of-change

Crashy_Time

lydriver wrote: »

I never realised you were in Edinburgh Crashy...do you think prices will fall much there?
Prices have pretty much flatlined the past 3 years?

With coming hits to banking, the 2nd referendum nonsense, and the Aberdeen collapse sending a shadow over the whole country, plus Brexit? - Yes.

wotsthat

mrginge wrote: »

Someone once told me that we should be listening to the experts, but it appears that some wise sages on here are far too up their own backsides to consider anything other than their own limited understanding and self interests.

http://www.catalystconsulting.co.uk/brexit-challenge-accepting-change/

Gove the Great said we shouldn't listen to experts.

I think I'm between 4 and 5 by the way - acceptance and experimentation.

I doubt anyone is beyond 5 yet because it's a long way from clear what the new reality is.

I think I skipped denial - as soon as the result was known I realised there was no going back - only forwards.

Isn't there a similar thing for those who wished for this result which includes an early euphoric stage which soon passes?

ruelle

Deleted_User wrote: »

The same Mark Carney who said rates were maybe ready to go up only 8 months ago, same Mar Carney who spouted all the Brexit crap...

Do you have the Mark Carney quotes or a link to what he said?

Also this: https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/3-devastating-charts-show-brexit-082400103.html

mayonnaise

mrginge wrote: »

Someone once told me that we should be listening to the experts, but it appears that some wise sages on here are far too up their own backsides to consider anything other than their own limited understanding and self interests.


https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newPPM_96.htm

http://www.catalystconsulting.co.uk/brexit-challenge-accepting-change/

http://platinumpropertypartners.co.uk/articles/brexit-change-curve-property-market/

https://www.opp.com/en-IE/Knowledge-centre/Blog/2016/June/Brexit-and-the-challenge-of-change

Ah yes.
Change.
Inspiring Change.
Leading Change.
Managing Change.
I heard quite a lot of this corporate clap trap in my days.

ArabellaLondon

ruelle wrote: »

Do you have the Mark Carney quotes or a link to what he said?

Also this: https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/3-devastating-charts-show-brexit-082400103.html

https://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2016/jul/14/bank-of-england-interest-rates-cut-brexit-record-low-today-business-live