No Sunil - Voting REMAIN was the epitome of common sense. One does not get better trading with one's biggest markets by telling them to get lost!
Its just possible that 52% of the public didn't consider the short term economy to be the most important thing in their lives, even considering the bullshit of the treasury report and punishment budget. Yelling at them that their actions don't make economic sense wont get you very far.
Quite. I've been very pleasantly surprised by post-Brexit economic data 6 months on.
I expected a bit of a hit - but it's not happened. Experts, pundits and intellectuals don't have much tarmac to ride on.
As someone noted - Remain had experts, just none about Brexit.
No Sunil - Voting REMAIN was the epitome of common sense. One does not get better trading with one's biggest markets by telling them to get lost!
Its just possible that 52% of the public didn't consider the short term economy to be the most important thing in their lives, even considering the bullshit of the treasury report and punishment budget. Yelling at them that their actions don't make economic sense wont get you very far.
Quite. I've been very pleasantly surprised by post-Brexit economic data 6 months on.
I expected a bit of a hit - but it's not happened. Experts, pundits and intellectuals don't have much tarmac to ride on.
As someone noted - Remain had experts, just none about Brexit.
Adorable Deplorable @PrisonPlanet Here is a chart every race obsessed leftist screaming about white supremacy in the USA should see: https://t.co/9viykmJHYp
No Sunil - Voting REMAIN was the epitome of common sense. One does not get better trading with one's biggest markets by telling them to get lost!
Its just possible that 52% of the public didn't consider the short term economy to be the most important thing in their lives, even considering the bullshit of the treasury report and punishment budget. Yelling at them that their actions don't make economic sense wont get you very far.
Quite. I've been very pleasantly surprised by post-Brexit economic data 6 months on.
I expected a bit of a hit - but it's not happened. Experts, pundits and intellectuals don't have much tarmac to ride on.
As someone noted - Remain had experts, just none about Brexit.
We haven't actually left yet of course.
We were told it was going to happen after the referendum, or if you give a fast and loose interpretation, after A50. Are you expecting a large economic change at the end of March ? Its not like the markets don't know its going to happen.
Quite. I've been very pleasantly surprised by post-Brexit economic data 6 months on..
I think you mean the post-referendum economic data. The first preliminary post-Brexit economic data won't be available until the end of 2019.
What that will be like is entirely in the hands of the EU27 and the EU parliament. The UK has made it clear it doesn't want any significant economic disruption, so the ball is in their court. The omens are not good, it has to be said.
No Sunil - Voting REMAIN was the epitome of common sense. One does not get better trading with one's biggest markets by telling them to get lost!
Its just possible that 52% of the public didn't consider the short term economy to be the most important thing in their lives, even considering the bullshit of the treasury report and punishment budget. Yelling at them that their actions don't make economic sense wont get you very far.
Quite. I've been very pleasantly surprised by post-Brexit economic data 6 months on.
I expected a bit of a hit - but it's not happened. Experts, pundits and intellectuals don't have much tarmac to ride on.
As someone noted - Remain had experts, just none about Brexit.
We haven't actually left yet of course.
We were told it was going to happen after the referendum, or if you give a fast and loose interpretation, after A50. Are you expecting a large economic change at the end of March ? Its not like the markets don't know its going to happen.
How can the markets possibly know whats going to happen before we know what trade deals are struck and so on?
Maybe he's a drunken master of political communication. Everybody thought he'd be a pushover, then he kicked the crap out of them and they were full of confusion. Now his more deranged opponents are getting drunk, thinking that's the way to beat him.
No Sunil - Voting REMAIN was the epitome of common sense. One does not get better trading with one's biggest markets by telling them to get lost!
Its just possible that 52% of the public didn't consider the short term economy to be the most important thing in their lives, even considering the bullshit of the treasury report and punishment budget. Yelling at them that their actions don't make economic sense wont get you very far.
Quite. I've been very pleasantly surprised by post-Brexit economic data 6 months on.
I expected a bit of a hit - but it's not happened. Experts, pundits and intellectuals don't have much tarmac to ride on.
As someone noted - Remain had experts, just none about Brexit.
We haven't actually left yet of course.
We were told it was going to happen after the referendum, or if you give a fast and loose interpretation, after A50. Are you expecting a large economic change at the end of March ? Its not like the markets don't know its going to happen.
How can the markets possibly know whats going to happen before we know what trade deals are struck and so on?
At the end of march, when we enact A50, when Osborne said the world was going to end.
Donald J Trump The real story here is why are there so many illegal leaks coming out of Washington? Will these leaks be happening as I deal on N.Korea etc?
No Sunil - Voting REMAIN was the epitome of common sense. One does not get better trading with one's biggest markets by telling them to get lost!
Its just possible that 52% of the public didn't consider the short term economy to be the most important thing in their lives, even considering the bullshit of the treasury report and punishment budget. Yelling at them that their actions don't make economic sense wont get you very far.
Experts, pundits and intellectuals don't have much tarmac to ride on.
I order tarmac for a living. Can do them a good rate if they want to buy some more. :-)
No Sunil - Voting REMAIN was the epitome of common sense. One does not get better trading with one's biggest markets by telling them to get lost!
Its just possible that 52% of the public didn't consider the short term economy to be the most important thing in their lives, even considering the bullshit of the treasury report and punishment budget. Yelling at them that their actions don't make economic sense wont get you very far.
I am not yelling at anyone. Just pointing out the obvious virtue signalling.
Personally I am happy to wait a few years and see if I am right. I hope that I am wrong and that Brexit transforms the UK into a golden paradise - 1957 mkII -
You do know the Treaty of Rome dates from 1957 - the EU is a 1950s throwback
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I expected a bit of a hit - but it's not happened. Experts, pundits and intellectuals don't have much tarmac to ride on.
As someone noted - Remain had experts, just none about Brexit.
Adorable Deplorable
@PrisonPlanet Here is a chart every race obsessed leftist screaming about white supremacy in the USA should see: https://t.co/9viykmJHYp
What that will be like is entirely in the hands of the EU27 and the EU parliament. The UK has made it clear it doesn't want any significant economic disruption, so the ball is in their court. The omens are not good, it has to be said.
Maybe he's a drunken master of political communication. Everybody thought he'd be a pushover, then he kicked the crap out of them and they were full of confusion. Now his more deranged opponents are getting drunk, thinking that's the way to beat him.
Donald J Trump
The real story here is why are there so many illegal leaks coming out of Washington? Will these leaks be happening as I deal on N.Korea etc?
Can do them a good rate if they want to buy some more. :-)