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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK" No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ..." You must be so depressed in this world of yours, Chin up you are not here forever | |||
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"Did anyone else listen to The Long View of Brexit? The episode was comparing Brexit with the Reformation, the split of England from the Catholic church. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07m50lt" Seriously? I think in the long run it'll be about a monumental as the league of nations folding. | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... You must be so depressed in this world of yours, Chin up you are not here forever " Not depressed at all loving life just not slaving to it .. Best put your nose back to the grindstone | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ..." Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.  | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters. "Ohh I think there a great deal more than that that matters ..still when brexit starts to unfold lets see wether may manages to please the 17 million or the 15 million or just create the great brexit fudge | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Ohh I think there a great deal more than that that matters ..still when brexit starts to unfold lets see wether may manages to please the 17 million or the 15 million or just create the great brexit fudge "The UK had a democratic vote that's the only thing that matters, you whining about it is not going to change the result. | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Ohh I think there a great deal more than that that matters ..still when brexit starts to unfold lets see wether may manages to please the 17 million or the 15 million or just create the great brexit fudge
The UK had a democratic vote that's the only thing that matters, you whining about it is not going to change the result. "Are you capable of nothing more than whining ..im not whining about brexit fudge I think that's what will ensue. where in my comment am I trying to change anything ? Do you really understand a post before you reply clearly not !!!!!!! | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Ohh I think there a great deal more than that that matters ..still when brexit starts to unfold lets see wether may manages to please the 17 million or the 15 million or just create the great brexit fudge
The UK had a democratic vote that's the only thing that matters, you whining about it is not going to change the result.
Are you capable of nothing more than whining ..im not whining about brexit fudge I think that's what will ensue.
where in my comment am I trying to change anything ? Do you really understand a post before you reply clearly not !!!!!!!"He doesn't I tried elaborating on how a modern democracy does not operate on a clear cut winning and loosing vote. Just stop wasting your time, he is obsessed with blinding himself with 'we won, you lost.' Oh and how he believes that the referendum was legally binding. | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Ohh I think there a great deal more than that that matters ..still when brexit starts to unfold lets see wether may manages to please the 17 million or the 15 million or just create the great brexit fudge
The UK had a democratic vote that's the only thing that matters, you whining about it is not going to change the result.
Are you capable of nothing more than whining ..im not whining about brexit fudge I think that's what will ensue.
where in my comment am I trying to change anything ? Do you really understand a post before you reply clearly not !!!!!!!
He doesn't I tried elaborating on how a modern democracy does not operate on a clear cut winning and loosing vote.
Just stop wasting your time, he is obsessed with blinding himself with 'we won, you lost.' Oh and how he believes that the referendum was legally binding. "Oops mane this will help him http://money.cnn.com/2016/07/11/news/economy/brexit-legal-cases-lawsuits/index.html | |||
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"The only thing that the referendum "clearly showed" was that the country is split down the middle and that a compromise deal is the only outcome that will bind the nation. Demand that half of the nation (either half) be completely ignored is pretty stupid and those demands are being made by both Brexit supporters on the one side and the House of Lords on the other. The referendum was advisory and the government now needs to read the result and act in the best interests of the country as a whole." exactly. That is why we are getting out of the EU | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters. "Yes it is sad to see that over 16 million in UK are sold a damp squid, told a pack of lies and believed every word Its hard to believe there are people that gullible but then I guess that's why there is so much fraud and crime as some believe anything they are told  | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Yes it is sad to see that over 16 million in UK are sold a damp squid, told a pack of lies and believed every word
Its hard to believe there are people that gullible but then I guess that's why there is so much fraud and crime as some believe anything they are told "Not sure which lies you are referring to the 305 million EU payment or the recession than comming as until the figures are released in Januarys not possible to say for definite how economy is doing and delaying the brexit budget doesn't mean there wont ne one 75 million coming from turkey ir a joint uk/EU or the UK will get access to free market without the four freedoms ..so many lies which ones did you believe sad people had to be lied to isn't it still bojo and give will get there comeuppance one day .. | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Yes it is sad to see that over 16 million in UK are sold a damp squid, told a pack of lies and believed every word
Its hard to believe there are people that gullible but then I guess that's why there is so much fraud and crime as some believe anything they are told
Not sure which lies you are referring to the 305 million EU payment or the recession than comming as until the figures are released in Januarys not possible to say for definite how economy is doing and delaying the brexit budget doesn't mean there wont ne one 75 million coming from turkey ir a joint uk/EU or the UK will get access to free market without the four freedoms ..so many lies which ones did you believe sad people had to be lied to isn't it still bojo and give will get there comeuppance one day .."You know very well the lies and deceit of both Cameron & Osborne, still, as you say, they both did get their "comeuppance" . don't you agree . | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Yes it is sad to see that over 16 million in UK are sold a damp squid, told a pack of lies and believed every word
Its hard to believe there are people that gullible but then I guess that's why there is so much fraud and crime as some believe anything they are told
Not sure which lies you are referring to the 305 million EU payment or the recession than comming as until the figures are released in Januarys not possible to say for definite how economy is doing and delaying the brexit budget doesn't mean there wont ne one 75 million coming from turkey ir a joint uk/EU or the UK will get access to free market without the four freedoms ..so many lies which ones did you believe sad people had to be lied to isn't it still bojo and give will get there comeuppance one day ..
You know very well the lies and deceit of both Cameron & Osborne, still, as you say, they both did get their "comeuppance"
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don't you agree
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Yes it is sad to see that over 16 million in UK are sold a damp squid, told a pack of lies and believed every word
Its hard to believe there are people that gullible but then I guess that's why there is so much fraud and crime as some believe anything they are told
Not sure which lies you are referring to the 305 million EU payment or the recession than comming as until the figures are released in Januarys not possible to say for definite how economy is doing and delaying the brexit budget doesn't mean there wont ne one 75 million coming from turkey ir a joint uk/EU or the UK will get access to free market without the four freedoms ..so many lies which ones did you believe sad people had to be lied to isn't it still bojo and give will get there comeuppance one day ..
You know very well the lies and deceit of both Cameron & Osborne, still, as you say, they both did get their "comeuppance"
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don't you agree
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As I said they all will .are you that blinkered not to see the lies of bojo gove farage as well .you still believing the tories wont impose brexit taxes under a different name with political spin on it ..definitely naive... Lets see what a vote for brexit has done for immigration in a years time or the economy in January or how many farmers start bleating where's my subsidies .or any of the other EU funded entities like the welsh assembly .so tell me what good things will be happening In the next year ? "Im sorry did you say January, oh yes that's right, the Emergency Budget which was supposed to be immediately after the referendum has been cancelled, oh well | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Yes it is sad to see that over 16 million in UK are sold a damp squid, told a pack of lies and believed every word
Its hard to believe there are people that gullible but then I guess that's why there is so much fraud and crime as some believe anything they are told
Not sure which lies you are referring to the 305 million EU payment or the recession than comming as until the figures are released in Januarys not possible to say for definite how economy is doing and delaying the brexit budget doesn't mean there wont ne one 75 million coming from turkey ir a joint uk/EU or the UK will get access to free market without the four freedoms ..so many lies which ones did you believe sad people had to be lied to isn't it still bojo and give will get there comeuppance one day ..
You know very well the lies and deceit of both Cameron & Osborne, still, as you say, they both did get their "comeuppance"
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don't you agree
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As I said they all will .are you that blinkered not to see the lies of bojo gove farage as well .you still believing the tories wont impose brexit taxes under a different name with political spin on it ..definitely naive... Lets see what a vote for brexit has done for immigration in a years time or the economy in January or how many farmers start bleating where's my subsidies .or any of the other EU funded entities like the welsh assembly .so tell me what good things will be happening In the next year ?
Im sorry did you say January, oh yes that's right, the Emergency Budget which was supposed to be immediately after the referendum has been cancelled, oh well "Autumn budget well before January .so you've had a couple of months grace enjoy it whilst you can | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Yes it is sad to see that over 16 million in UK are sold a damp squid, told a pack of lies and believed every word
Its hard to believe there are people that gullible but then I guess that's why there is so much fraud and crime as some believe anything they are told
Not sure which lies you are referring to the 305 million EU payment or the recession than comming as until the figures are released in Januarys not possible to say for definite how economy is doing and delaying the brexit budget doesn't mean there wont ne one 75 million coming from turkey ir a joint uk/EU or the UK will get access to free market without the four freedoms ..so many lies which ones did you believe sad people had to be lied to isn't it still bojo and give will get there comeuppance one day ..
You know very well the lies and deceit of both Cameron & Osborne, still, as you say, they both did get their "comeuppance"
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don't you agree
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As I said they all will .are you that blinkered not to see the lies of bojo gove farage as well .you still believing the tories wont impose brexit taxes under a different name with political spin on it ..definitely naive... Lets see what a vote for brexit has done for immigration in a years time or the economy in January or how many farmers start bleating where's my subsidies .or any of the other EU funded entities like the welsh assembly .so tell me what good things will be happening In the next year ?
Im sorry did you say January, oh yes that's right, the Emergency Budget which was supposed to be immediately after the referendum has been cancelled, oh well
Autumn budget well before January .so you've had a couple of months grace enjoy it whilst you can "a couple of months, lol my finance is well in order, worked hard, apid my taxes, and put a lot away for that rainy day and now its time to reap life is good | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Yes it is sad to see that over 16 million in UK are sold a damp squid, told a pack of lies and believed every word
Its hard to believe there are people that gullible but then I guess that's why there is so much fraud and crime as some believe anything they are told
Not sure which lies you are referring to the 305 million EU payment or the recession than comming as until the figures are released in Januarys not possible to say for definite how economy is doing and delaying the brexit budget doesn't mean there wont ne one 75 million coming from turkey ir a joint uk/EU or the UK will get access to free market without the four freedoms ..so many lies which ones did you believe sad people had to be lied to isn't it still bojo and give will get there comeuppance one day ..
You know very well the lies and deceit of both Cameron & Osborne, still, as you say, they both did get their "comeuppance"
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don't you agree
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As I said they all will .are you that blinkered not to see the lies of bojo gove farage as well .you still believing the tories wont impose brexit taxes under a different name with political spin on it ..definitely naive... Lets see what a vote for brexit has done for immigration in a years time or the economy in January or how many farmers start bleating where's my subsidies .or any of the other EU funded entities like the welsh assembly .so tell me what good things will be happening In the next year ?
Im sorry did you say January, oh yes that's right, the Emergency Budget which was supposed to be immediately after the referendum has been cancelled, oh well
Autumn budget well before January .so you've had a couple of months grace enjoy it whilst you can
a couple of months,
lol my finance is well in order, worked hard, apid my taxes, and put a lot away for that rainy day and now its time to reap
life is good"Same here but being a company director probably means less taxes than you there are benefits to the UK system when you know how to play it ..you've yet yet to reply to all benefits to the UK in the next year die to a brexit vote or are you not expecting any !!!! | |||
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"Same here but being a company director probably means less taxes than you there are benefits to the UK system when you know how to play it ..you've yet yet to reply to all benefits to the UK in the next year die to a brexit vote or are you not expecting any !!!!" ive deleted most of the previous text because it gets stupid copying same comments time and time again. You know as well as I do that we have to wait for article 50 and things wont that to benefit fully until we have cut all ties with EU, and when these days come, who knows, you might even return to the UK you abandoned  | |||
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"Same here but being a company director probably means less taxes than you there are benefits to the UK system when you know how to play it ..you've yet yet to reply to all benefits to the UK in the next year die to a brexit vote or are you not expecting any !!!! ive deleted most of the previous text because it gets stupid copying same comments time and time again. You know as well as I do that we have to wait for article 50 and things wont that to benefit fully until we have cut all ties with EU, and when these days come, who knows, you might even return to the UK you abandoned "I dont know why people on here continue to asume because I am here I abandoned the UK ..when IM on the queen Mary cruising for 6 months would I be deemed to have abandoned the UK? When I spent just over 6 months touring west Africa had I abandoned the UK .all the time I'm on the internet dealing with my uk business when I'm overseas .you dont have to live in the UK to work there ..i put down I live here because im spending more time here Than not here at the moment but over the last 5 yrs more time the UK | |||
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"Same here but being a company director probably means less taxes than you there are benefits to the UK system when you know how to play it ..you've yet yet to reply to all benefits to the UK in the next year die to a brexit vote or are you not expecting any !!!! ive deleted most of the previous text because it gets stupid copying same comments time and time again. You know as well as I do that we have to wait for article 50 and things wont that to benefit fully until we have cut all ties with EU, and when these days come, who knows, you might even return to the UK you abandoned
I dont know why people on here continue to asume because I am here I abandoned the UK ..when IM on the queen Mary cruising for 6 months would I be deemed to have abandoned the UK? When I spent just over 6 months touring west Africa had I abandoned the UK .all the time I'm on the internet dealing with my uk business when I'm overseas .you dont have to live in the UK to work there ..i put down I live here because im spending more time here Than not here at the moment but over the last 5 yrs more time the UK "I disagree with what you have said as I do recall you giving a full explanation of why you left the UK a few weeks back if not a month back, and the reasons you gave then are different to what you have said here so now, I smell a rat!! somehow things you say now and definitely not the reasoning you gave then anyway, I am surprised you can spend so much time on this forum when you should be out sunning yourself or enjoying the surf life (that is; if you are where you say you are) . enjoy
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"Same here but being a company director probably means less taxes than you there are benefits to the UK system when you know how to play it ..you've yet yet to reply to all benefits to the UK in the next year die to a brexit vote or are you not expecting any !!!! ive deleted most of the previous text because it gets stupid copying same comments time and time again. You know as well as I do that we have to wait for article 50 and things wont that to benefit fully until we have cut all ties with EU, and when these days come, who knows, you might even return to the UK you abandoned
I dont know why people on here continue to asume because I am here I abandoned the UK ..when IM on the queen Mary cruising for 6 months would I be deemed to have abandoned the UK? When I spent just over 6 months touring west Africa had I abandoned the UK .all the time I'm on the internet dealing with my uk business when I'm overseas .you dont have to live in the UK to work there ..i put down I live here because im spending more time here Than not here at the moment but over the last 5 yrs more time the UK
I disagree with what you have said as I do recall you giving a full explanation of why you left the UK a few weeks back if not a month back, and the reasons you gave then are different to what you have said here
so now, I smell a rat!! somehow things you say now and definitely not the reasoning you gave then
anyway, I am surprised you can spend so much time on this forum when you should be out sunning yourself or enjoying the surf life (that is; if you are where you say you are)
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"I haven't given reasons here on this thread why .. just I am not in the UK .. My disillusionment with the UK still stands .where here have i said any different on this thread and previous ones I made it clear I have business interests still in the UK .so explain where you think my reasons are different .. | |||
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"One of the points that I found interesting in it was it talked about the Brexit division along educational, geographic and age lines, however UK political parties dont follow those lines. " They dont know who voted what so how are they doing this ? | |||
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"One of the points that I found interesting in it was it talked about the Brexit division along educational, geographic and age lines, however UK political parties dont follow those lines. They dont know who voted what so how are they doing this ?" They are just making things up to stir up trouble, like you say no one knows who voted for what. | |||
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"I thought maybe we could have had a debate around a different view of Brexit, but it seems its just the same "we won you lost" comments that we have all seen before. "So it would seem. It's as ubiquitous as snog or avoid threads now. | |||
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"In a few years time everyone will be wishing we exited a decade ago, This is the best decision for a better UK No just the 17 million wishing it would hurry up and happen ... Its still more than the 16 million that voted to remain and again that is all that matters.
Yes it is sad to see that over 16 million in UK are sold a damp squid, told a pack of lies and believed every word
Its hard to believe there are people that gullible but then I guess that's why there is so much fraud and crime as some believe anything they are told
Not sure which lies you are referring to the 305 million EU payment or the recession than comming as until the figures are released in Januarys not possible to say for definite how economy is doing and delaying the brexit budget doesn't mean there wont ne one 75 million coming from turkey ir a joint uk/EU or the UK will get access to free market without the four freedoms ..so many lies which ones did you believe sad people had to be lied to isn't it still bojo and give will get there comeuppance one day ..
You know very well the lies and deceit of both Cameron & Osborne, still, as you say, they both did get their "comeuppance"
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don't you agree
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As I said they all will .are you that blinkered not to see the lies of bojo gove farage as well .you still believing the tories wont impose brexit taxes under a different name with political spin on it ..definitely naive... Lets see what a vote for brexit has done for immigration in a years time or the economy in January or how many farmers start bleating where's my subsidies .or any of the other EU funded entities like the welsh assembly .so tell me what good things will be happening In the next year ?
Im sorry did you say January, oh yes that's right, the Emergency Budget which was supposed to be immediately after the referendum has been cancelled, oh well "Well Osbourne would have done an emergency budget if he hadn't been sacked. You can hardly blame him for not releasing an emergency budget now that he's not chancellor! | |||
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"One of the points that I found interesting in it was it talked about the Brexit division along educational, geographic and age lines, however UK political parties dont follow those lines. They dont know who voted what so how are they doing this ?" Surveys, you speak to people and ask them about themselves, how they voted and why. | |||
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"I thought maybe we could have had a debate around a different view of Brexit, but (...) " That's what referendums do: simplify a complex problem to an 'aye' or 'nay' question. You don't get a nuanced debate at all, unless the choice is simple enough to grasp, which membership of the eu is not. | |||
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"I thought maybe we could have had a debate around a different view of Brexit, but (...) That's what referendums do: simplify a complex problem to an 'aye' or 'nay' question. You don't get a nuanced debate at all, unless the choice is simple enough to grasp, which membership of the eu is not." Did you listen to the radio programme? | |||
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"Good news for brexiters a cut in interest rates ever cloud ehh Britain's economy is shrinking at its fastest rate since the financial crisis, indicating that an interest rate cut from the Bank of England is a "foregone conclusion". That is the verdict of financial data company Markit, which said its monthly all-sector Purchasing Managers' Index saw its steepest month-on-month decline on record after big falls in activity in services, manufacturing and construction firms. Markit also said on Thursday its latest purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the services sector showed a drop to its lowest level in seven years. The index dropped from 52.3 in June to 47.4 in July. A reading above 50 signals growth. Chris Williamson, Markit's chief economist, said the numbers pointed to Britain's economy contracting at a rate not seen since the Bank of England last cut interest rates in 2009. "The unprecedented month-on-month drop has undoubtedly increased the chances of the UK sliding into at least a mild recession," he said. " oooh shittin it  What the fucks a mild recession? Lol
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"Good news for brexiters a cut in interest rates ever cloud ehh Britain's economy is shrinking at its fastest rate since the financial crisis, indicating that an interest rate cut from the Bank of England is a "foregone conclusion". That is the verdict of financial data company Markit, which said its monthly all-sector Purchasing Managers' Index saw its steepest month-on-month decline on record after big falls in activity in services, manufacturing and construction firms. Markit also said on Thursday its latest purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the services sector showed a drop to its lowest level in seven years. The index dropped from 52.3 in June to 47.4 in July. A reading above 50 signals growth. Chris Williamson, Markit's chief economist, said the numbers pointed to Britain's economy contracting at a rate not seen since the Bank of England last cut interest rates in 2009. "The unprecedented month-on-month drop has undoubtedly increased the chances of the UK sliding into at least a mild recession," he said. oooh shittin it What the fucks a mild recession? Lol
At least we're obviously happier than you "Maybe recessions are graded like curries from mild to vindaloo ...you mist be in permanent ecstasy to ne happier than us ... | |||
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"Good news for brexiters a cut in interest rates ever cloud ehh Britain's economy is shrinking at its fastest rate since the financial crisis, indicating that an interest rate cut from the Bank of England is a "foregone conclusion". That is the verdict of financial data company Markit, which said its monthly all-sector Purchasing Managers' Index saw its steepest month-on-month decline on record after big falls in activity in services, manufacturing and construction firms. Markit also said on Thursday its latest purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the services sector showed a drop to its lowest level in seven years. The index dropped from 52.3 in June to 47.4 in July. A reading above 50 signals growth. Chris Williamson, Markit's chief economist, said the numbers pointed to Britain's economy contracting at a rate not seen since the Bank of England last cut interest rates in 2009. "The unprecedented month-on-month drop has undoubtedly increased the chances of the UK sliding into at least a mild recession," he said. oooh shittin it What the fucks a mild recession? Lol
At least we're obviously happier than you
Maybe recessions are graded like curries from mild to vindaloo ...you mist be in permanent ecstasy to ne happier than us ... "so what's with all the moaning and bitterness and doom and gloom? | |||
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"Good news for brexiters a cut in interest rates ever cloud ehh Britain's economy is shrinking at its fastest rate since the financial crisis, indicating that an interest rate cut from the Bank of England is a "foregone conclusion". That is the verdict of financial data company Markit, which said its monthly all-sector Purchasing Managers' Index saw its steepest month-on-month decline on record after big falls in activity in services, manufacturing and construction firms. Markit also said on Thursday its latest purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the services sector showed a drop to its lowest level in seven years. The index dropped from 52.3 in June to 47.4 in July. A reading above 50 signals growth. Chris Williamson, Markit's chief economist, said the numbers pointed to Britain's economy contracting at a rate not seen since the Bank of England last cut interest rates in 2009. "The unprecedented month-on-month drop has undoubtedly increased the chances of the UK sliding into at least a mild recession," he said. oooh shittin it What the fucks a mild recession? Lol
At least we're obviously happier than you
Maybe recessions are graded like curries from mild to vindaloo ...you mist be in permanent ecstasy to ne happier than us ...
so what's with all the moaning and bitterness and doom and gloom?"No doom and gloom here just post what I find and smile | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered" That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .. | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .." they won't there aren't enough of them and the UK economy will continue to grow because if for one thing only, it's possibly the most stable country in Europe at the moment despite the doom mongers and the bickering | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .. they won't there aren't enough of them and the UK economy will continue to grow because if for one thing only, it's possibly the most stable country in Europe at the moment despite the doom mongers and the bickering" We'll see .just dont fancy loosing as we did in 2009 .. | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .. they won't there aren't enough of them and the UK economy will continue to grow because if for one thing only, it's possibly the most stable country in Europe at the moment despite the doom mongers and the bickering" Its not doom mongering or bickering, it's economic data! | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .. they won't there aren't enough of them and the UK economy will continue to grow because if for one thing only, it's possibly the most stable country in Europe at the moment despite the doom mongers and the bickering Its not doom mongering or bickering, it's economic data! " which can only be provided after the fact
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .. they won't there aren't enough of them and the UK economy will continue to grow because if for one thing only, it's possibly the most stable country in Europe at the moment despite the doom mongers and the bickering Its not doom mongering or bickering, it's economic data! which can only be provided after the fact
so what's gone wrong yet?"Clearly something if they are again contemplating lowering interest rates ... | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .. they won't there aren't enough of them and the UK economy will continue to grow because if for one thing only, it's possibly the most stable country in Europe at the moment despite the doom mongers and the bickering Its not doom mongering or bickering, it's economic data! which can only be provided after the fact
so what's gone wrong yet?"Negative growth in the service sector, manufacturing sector and construction sector. | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered" You were a research professor the other day? | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered You were a research professor the other day? " I know but the EU stopped my funding | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .. they won't there aren't enough of them and the UK economy will continue to grow because if for one thing only, it's possibly the most stable country in Europe at the moment despite the doom mongers and the bickering Its not doom mongering or bickering, it's economic data! which can only be provided after the fact
so what's gone wrong yet?
Negative growth in the service sector, manufacturing sector and construction sector. "if you believe that that has come about within 4 weeks just because of a Brexit vote you'll believe anything. Do you not think that because growth was unexpectedly high during the last quarter that we would have seen it drop back a bit anyway? | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .. they won't there aren't enough of them and the UK economy will continue to grow because if for one thing only, it's possibly the most stable country in Europe at the moment despite the doom mongers and the bickering Its not doom mongering or bickering, it's economic data! which can only be provided after the fact
so what's gone wrong yet?
Negative growth in the service sector, manufacturing sector and construction sector.
if you believe that that has come about within 4 weeks just because of a Brexit vote you'll believe anything. Do you not think that because growth was unexpectedly high during the last quarter that we would have seen it drop back a bit anyway?"Yes seen the building Industry die many times in a short period of time so do I believe brexit vote can and has caused a slow down yes I do ..make as many excuses for a down turn as you like because many are brexit blind .. | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .. they won't there aren't enough of them and the UK economy will continue to grow because if for one thing only, it's possibly the most stable country in Europe at the moment despite the doom mongers and the bickering Its not doom mongering or bickering, it's economic data! which can only be provided after the fact
so what's gone wrong yet?
Negative growth in the service sector, manufacturing sector and construction sector.
if you believe that that has come about within 4 weeks just because of a Brexit vote you'll believe anything. Do you not think that because growth was unexpectedly high during the last quarter that we would have seen it drop back a bit anyway?
Yes seen the building Industry die many times in a short period of time so do I believe brexit vote can and has caused a slow down yes I do ..make as many excuses for a down turn as you like because many are brexit blind .."Oh, I see, it must die every time we leave the EU eh? | |||
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"Do you know what, take no notice of these studies/projections. I live in the real world and work in the home improvement/building sector and have never known things to be as busy as they are at the moment. I can't give work away because everybody else is so busy too. And this is usually a fairly quiet time because people are on their holidays. So mild recession? Bring it on cuz I am knackered That's good I to was and still am Involved in That industry may to December was our boom time usually bloody tough time first few months of the year .also a rough time selling the properties from November to April ..so if properties dont fall maybe i can cash in after spring next year .. they won't there aren't enough of them and the UK economy will continue to grow because if for one thing only, it's possibly the most stable country in Europe at the moment despite the doom mongers and the bickering Its not doom mongering or bickering, it's economic data! which can only be provided after the fact
so what's gone wrong yet?
Negative growth in the service sector, manufacturing sector and construction sector.
if you believe that that has come about within 4 weeks just because of a Brexit vote you'll believe anything. Do you not think that because growth was unexpectedly high during the last quarter that we would have seen it drop back a bit anyway?
Yes seen the building Industry die many times in a short period of time so do I believe brexit vote can and has caused a slow down yes I do ..make as many excuses for a down turn as you like because many are brexit blind ..
Oh, I see, it must die every time we leave the EU eh? "Do what you like !!!!! . I've been in the building industry for 30yrs and seen how even an election can and has caused rapid down turns in the building industry .and how quick investor's pull there money out of projects .. | |||
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"I thought maybe we could have had a debate around a different view of Brexit, but it seems its just the same "we won you lost" comments that we have all seen before. "Surprisingly I agree  But that bloody foreigner butted in with his idiotic negative comments as usual | |||
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