boris was correct all along. the terggish have invaded uk and must be exterminated.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/07/29/turkish-bee-brought-britain-familys-luggage-must-destroyed-say/
miltiades wrote:Just received an SOS from Madam Sterling!!
Please help me I'm...sinking!!
The highly irresponsible Little Englanders are holding my head under water, they are totally oblivious to the immense damage inflicted upon my self with a far more severe consequences to come.
Is it not weird that these LEs are totally in denial of the economic catastrophe that awaits the UK following exit from the EU.
Oblivious to the wellbeing of their country, so immersed they are in hatred of Europe, erroneously convinced that the future of the UK lies outside the world's largest trading block. A union of Euròpean nations that has guaranteed peace for more than half a century. Are they total divs or simply put bloody Plonkers !!
miltiades wrote:Just received an SOS from Madam Sterling!!
Please help me I'm...sinking!!
The highly irresponsible Little Englanders are holding my head under water, they are totally oblivious to the immense damage inflicted upon my self with a far more severe consequences to come.
Is it not weird that these LEs are totally in denial of the economic catastrophe that awaits the UK following exit from the EU.
Oblivious to the wellbeing of their country, so immersed they are in hatred of Europe, erroneously convinced that the future of the UK lies outside the world's largest trading block. A union of Euròpean nations that has guaranteed peace for more than half a century. Are they total divs or simply put bloody Plonkers !!
miltiades wrote:Robin you are wrong Mate.
Speculators are not driving Sterling down, Brexit is. Lack of confidence in the financial world concerning the UK economy is the Only reason. Markets are not driven by emotions, likes or dislikes but by pure economic reasons. Sterling is on the way down because the finance world has no confidence in the UK economy outside the EU. I'm familiar with you views and I'm certain the views you hold are not based, as mine are , on hard economic matters.
The UK will, if and when Brexit happens, suffer immense financial problems that could be irreversible.
miltiades wrote:Boris has a much chance of entering number 10 as I have. Jeremy Hunt will be the next PM
Robin Hood wrote:I predict that within days of the 31st Oct, the GBP will rapidly rise against the Euro and the USD because the restraints due to EU regulation, mainly to suit the French and the Germans, will be lifted .......... and from that day on the UK economy will change and rise far faster than any of the EU economies. Why? Because we have a sovereign currency .......... and the implications of that are enormous, if you know what is then possible!
cyprusgrump wrote:miltiades wrote:Robin you are wrong Mate.
Speculators are not driving Sterling down, Brexit is. Lack of confidence in the financial world concerning the UK economy is the Only reason. Markets are not driven by emotions, likes or dislikes but by pure economic reasons. Sterling is on the way down because the finance world has no confidence in the UK economy outside the EU. I'm familiar with you views and I'm certain the views you hold are not based, as mine are , on hard economic matters.
The UK will, if and when Brexit happens, suffer immense financial problems that could be irreversible.
I don't think we'll be calling on your knowledge and expertise any time soon thanks...
After all, we remember this and others like it!miltiades wrote:Boris has a much chance of entering number 10 as I have. Jeremy Hunt will be the next PM
miltiades wrote:Robin you are wrong Mate.
Speculators are not driving Sterling down, Brexit is. Lack of confidence in the financial world concerning the UK economy is the Only reason. Markets are not driven by emotions, likes or dislikes but by pure economic reasons. Sterling is on the way down because the finance world has no confidence in the UK economy outside the EU. I'm familiar with you views and I'm certain the views you hold are not based, as mine are , on hard economic matters.
The UK will, if and when Brexit happens, suffer immense financial problems that could be irreversible.
erolz66 wrote:Robin Hood wrote:I predict that within days of the 31st Oct, the GBP will rapidly rise against the Euro and the USD because the restraints due to EU regulation, mainly to suit the French and the Germans, will be lifted .......... and from that day on the UK economy will change and rise far faster than any of the EU economies. Why? Because we have a sovereign currency .......... and the implications of that are enormous, if you know what is then possible!
So would you put your money where you mouth is ? I would happily bet with you that should we leave on 31st without a deal, then £1 will either already be worth less than one euro or will fall to such a level within a month of that exit.
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