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Brexit, the economy and house prices part 5
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mayonnaise wrote: »Until it turns out not to be the make or break point, like all previous make or break points.
At which point you'll be eagerly looking for another make or break point.
It's a weird hobby, but if it keeps you happy, I'm all for it!
You make a valid point but sooner or later something has to give, be it the errant nation states or Brussels dogma.
I’m proud that my country at least is as the result of a democratic vote seeking a more independent path outwith the EU, rather than wantonly challenging the rules of the club from within.
It’s what the more honourable nations do.“Britain- A friend to all, beholden to none”. 🇬🇧0 -
You make a valid point but sooner or later something has to give, be it the errant nation states or Brussels dogma.
EU political history is rife with brinkmanship followed by horse trading and compromise. And this will apply to Italy also.
Anyway, I don't expect this LegaNord/FiveStar cabal to last longer than a few months after which cooler heads will prevail.Don't blame me, I voted Remain.0 -
It's astonishing how quickly support for Leave is evaporating.0
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EU brushes aside the UK in forging trade deal with Australia and NZ:
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-uk-eu-trade-deal-talks-australia-new-zealand-commonwealth-negotiations-latest-a8363146.htmlBritain left in the dust as Europe forges new trade deals
Of course, because realpolitik is decided by the biggest players.
It may start dawning on Little Englanders that "freedom" doesn't mean much if you have nowhere to go.0 -
Brexit has already cost households £900 each
https://news.sky.com/story/carney-sees-a-900-brexit-cost-to-household-incomes-113816580 -
...and jeremy corbyn too
That's a lot better for JC than previously;)https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/may/21/m20-lorry-park-counter-brexit-traffic-jams-channel-dover
This is what we have to look forward to!0 -
Brexit has already cost households £900 each
https://news.sky.com/story/carney-sees-a-900-brexit-cost-to-household-incomes-11381658
That BofE chap looks a bit elitist and out of touch with the man and woman in the street.
I'd rather listen to the real champions of the downtrodden masses like Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson and Jacob 'Somerset Capital Management' Rees-Mogg.Don't blame me, I voted Remain.0 -
mayonnaise wrote: »EU political history is rife with brinkmanship followed by horse trading and compromise. And this will apply to Italy also.
Anyway, I don't expect this LegaNord/FiveStar cabal to last longer than a few months after which cooler heads will prevail.
Been to southern Italy recently? As that's a very dismissive view of the electorate.0
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