Brexit, the economy and house prices part 5

vivatifosi

Herzlos wrote: »

Is the bus brexit or the EU?

Good question. Perhaps it should be called Schroedinger's Bus.

ben501

Zero_Gravitas wrote: »

So in spite of the fact that it is now clear that the majority of people, now that they have seen what brexit is going to look like

Is this crystal ball viewing, or maybe even a trip to the future, invite only, or can anyone have a go?
I'd be fascinated to see what the world will look like in 20 or 30 years time.

Lornapink

gfplux wrote: »

Sorry to see you laughing at the marchers.

When did you last go on a protest march. If you ever did what did you wear as that seems important to you.

Loads of social media comment on how posh, white & nerdy the crowd demographic is, funny because Remainers love to lecture from the moral high ground on diversity whilst deriding 'gammon' Brexiteers supposed hatred of 'foreigners'.

Lornapink

gfplux wrote: »

We do not have to defend Remain.

If there is to be a second vote I leave that to others to decide on the question.

Remainer's always claim they are directed on the basis of evidence.
Guy Verhofstadt says if we reverse Brexit the UK will apply on new terms meaning having to renegotiate our opt-outs and rebate.


So given the importance of facts to you, tell us what Remain entails, or is it a blind stab in the dark?

Lornapink

Moby wrote: »

Its an amazing day in London, positive vibrant people filled with hope not hate.

What do the most impoverished peoples on the planet think of posh, entitled white Brits applauding the theft of their vital Doctors & nurses as they cant be bothered with training enough of their own?

Lornapink

Filo25 wrote: »

If we lose high quality jobs people will notice, they will notice surprisingly quickly, "...

Ah, one of those that fell for the same threat last time round, lol;

Big business &CBI letter urging Govt to join the Euro, 2003;

'risks of not joining Euro far outweigh the risks of joining it, investment will leave these shores'

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3019519.stm

Lornapink

Herzlos wrote: »

My GP and hospital are staffed by a huge portion of foreigners and attended in the vast majority by local pensioners.

WHO stats show in some of the poorest nations on Earth there is just 1 Doctor per 33,000 citizens. Amongst them will be children, perhaps abused or orphaned than need 24/7 care, for example with cystic fibrosis.

So nice to see massively entitled Brits celebrating taking their precious medical experts away rather than training from within.


Your response will be; "nobody forced them to come to Britain". Sure, but lazily encouraging this theft as opposed to training for our own needs is a disgrace.

vivatifosi

Interesting FT article suggesting that May's Brexit plan is hid:ing in plain sight and that what she wants is a single market for goods but not services:


https://www.ft.com/content/f67f71f4-753c-11e8-aa31-31da4279a601

buglawton

Lornapink wrote: »

Ah, one of those that fell for the same threat last time round, lol;

Big business &CBI letter urging Govt to join the Euro, 2003;

'risks of not joining Euro far outweigh the risks of joining it, investment will leave these shores'

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3019519.stm

Spot on, lets give Lorna big vote its worth 10+

buglawton

vivatifosi wrote: »

Interesting FT article suggesting that May's Brexit plan is hid:ing in plain sight and that what she wants is a single market for goods but not services:

https://www.ft.com/content/f67f71f4-753c-11e8-aa31-31da4279a601

That looks a bit like the Turkish solution, single goods market/migration control/no outside trade deals for the UK. Could just work if the EU itself were heading in a trade-liberal direction.