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43 minutes ago, Loiner said:

As if continued EU membership would or could save us from corony.

They are already trying to squeeze the UK for more cash to support their failed project and  euroscroungers. At each step it’s increasingly obvious we are one of their favourite cash cows. Best out of it altogether. 

 

This time next year we will be comparative millionaires, compared to what we would have been if still in the EU. 

Time will tell gentlemen, time will tell.

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1 hour ago, Loiner said:

I’d add the Aussies and Thais to the bogey man list. They’re always ilirtat too, the edjumacated ones quoting boganomics ad nauseam. Chips on shoulders I guess. 

Obviously you are free to do what you want.   

Edumaculating all over yourself while humming ‘Rule Britannia’ seems to be the go for some...  
 

Just don’t come grovelling to us for a FTA in your brave new world when the music stops! 
 

(On the off chance you are looking new song though, Australian kids band ‘the wiggles’ might suit. Just change the title from ‘big red car’ to ‘big red bus’ given that’s where you get your economics lessons’

 

 

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49 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Economics 101.

Do not screw up your biggest market.

Still not to worry. Sunlight uplands ahead re pleat with unicorns and angels waving the union flag. 

‘They need us more than we need them’ 555

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2 hours ago, samran said:


 

Just don’t come grovelling to us for a FTA in your brave new world when the music stops! 

 

Grovelling to where - Oz or Thailand? They’ll both have to join the queue down Downing Street. 

What’s Scott Morrison going to do as China escalates the trade war? Naughty Aussies. Thailand will do a deal with the devil if it provides more opportunities for trade and corruption, so no worries there. 

 

Be brave sweetie, join the brave new world. 

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On 5/20/2020 at 7:54 AM, RuamRudy said:

Try raising your eyes above your hatred for the EU - it's not just the EU but the whole world is expecting a recession unlike any seen in our lifetimes. Is this really the time to be leaving the world's most successful trading partnership on the back of a bucketful of lies and a few ethereal slogans that nobody can tangibly define?

The big red bus has a lot to answer for.

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7 hours ago, bannork said:

Time will tell gentlemen, time will tell.

It certainly will boyo,what about the eus latest one about all the members taking on debt as one?link hard talk was on BBC news 4.30 this morning 21.5.2020

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On 5/20/2020 at 2:18 AM, RuamRudy said:

Well go on then, help us understand the tangible benefits. How will our lives improve as a result of brexit, and why, on the cusp of a crisis, is it wise to strike out alone?

Whose lives?

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6 hours ago, candide said:

 

 

The EU is facing a challenge, it's true. It needs to change. Being freed from the ultra-liberal British influence may help, despite a loss of size.

It won,t help the eus.finances though,still i,m sure the rest of the eus countries will be glad to put their hands on their pockets to remain in the eu,anyone asked their citizens yet.

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28 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

This could be the understatement of the year. They're up the creek without a paddle. It's so bad that even the ultra leftist rag The Guardian has cottoned on.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/apr/10/coronavirus-crisis-truth-eu-union-financial-rescue

 

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History will show that we left at the perfect time. The equivalent of running out of a burning building as it collapses into itself. The Brits leading the way, as normal.

When a ship sinks the captain will go down with it,seems through Holland and Germany feel the same way as us,why don,t the eus countries give their citizens a referendum?

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