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[Lordo]

brexshitters are coming up with some novel ways of implementing brexit. bafidi today claimed uk can bribe the hungarians to veto the extension and grumpy claimed the rest of the world can form theirown trade group and lock eu out. i mean next thing they are going to suggest is to buildastairway to the moon.

[erolz66]

i mean next thing they are going to suggest is to buildastairway to the moon.

Or a bridge between Scotland and NI even

[Lordo]

i mean next thing they are going to suggest is to buildastairway to the moon.

Or a bridge between Scotland and NI even

that's almost feasable. but we need one of the those bridges where we can go upt ot 250 miles an hour. we need it to be 21st century.

[Paphitis]

America and Australia are developed as well, as is Japan, Singapore and South Korea and others. China is also transitioning to a developed economy.

It isn't nonsense at all. The EU is the worst performing area out of all sectors, both developed and non developed and that should tell you something right there.

Before going any further show me a link proving your claim.

Sorry I made a mistake. Antarctica is the slowest growing economy then followed by Europe/EU

https://theconversation.com/fact-check- ... -eus-61235

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/0 ... ope-is-an/

https://thesoundingline.com/non-perform ... rst-world/

I knew you were talking nonsense.

So the EU having a growth of 2% (compared to 2.3% of N.America) marks it as the worst performing economy?
Listen Paphitis, I prefer to live in the EU and have 2% growth, than live in Sub Saharian Africa and have 6%, or live in India and China and have even more.

Neeext!! ®

I think you have lost the plot. Growth in the EU is 0.9% compared to 2.4% in North America, 2.6% in the Middle east and Africa, and 5.1% in Sub Saharan Africa. It doesn't mention Australia and New Zealand, but they are hovering around the 2.5%. Asia, and central Eurasia would be well over 3%

The Eurozone is dreaming to have 2%. It's never had that since 2007.

Look at the links again.

[Paphitis]

I think the crunch will come when somebody reminds Hungary that they're one of the biggest receivers of EU funds.

You as a Brit should be one of the first to know that money is no replacement to your own culture, customs, pride and dignity. Also democracy.

The EU is dealing with Nationalists here.

Plus, I am sure Britain can send 10 or so Billion over Hungary's way in terms of foreign aid for their veto.

Stop it pleeease.

Why is that.

If Britain decided to send 10 Billion Hungary's way, it would be money extremely well spent.

The EU costs Britain that in 10 months.

With Hungary's veto, Britain can BREXIT and put the whole EU saga behind them and move on.

10 Billion is chicken feed for an economy the size of Britain's.

[Paphitis]

brexshitters are coming up with some novel ways of implementing brexit. bafidi today claimed uk can bribe the hungarians to veto the extension and grumpy claimed the rest of the world can form theirown trade group and lock eu out. i mean next thing they are going to suggest is to buildastairway to the moon.

I am pretty sure Hungary could be just looking for a way to give it to the EU. They don't like the EU one bit.

Britain may not even need to give them a cent but Britain should probably do the right thing and throw them some cash because if Hungary decide to veto, Britain owes them one.

It would be massively helpful to get vetoed.

And, it could be that Britain has already made such arrangements with Hungary planning to use its veto against Britain and the extension. That could be what Boris has up his sleeve.

he has something, but no one knows what as yet. Hungary might be Britain's Knights in Shining Armour.

Hungary has also said they are fed up with the EU and their handling of BREXIT.

[Paphitis]

[Paphitis]

All of you are Soros bitches!

[Pyrpolizer]

I think you have lost the plot. Growth in the EU is 0.9% compared to 2.4% in North America, 2.6% in the Middle east and Africa, and 5.1% in Sub Saharan Africa. It doesn't mention Australia and New Zealand, but they are hovering around the 2.5%. Asia, and central Eurasia would be well over 3%

The Eurozone is dreaming to have 2%. It's never had that since 2007.

Look at the links again.

Follow your own advice Paphitis and look at your own (backdated) links again. I used the latest of the two referring to 2015....

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[Paphitis]