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Post by buccaneer on Feb 3, 2023 15:07:51 GMT
- Covid vaccines
- Freeports
- Promoting innovation: A ‘Common Law’ approach to better regulation.
- The REUL Bill
- The ‘Edinburgh reforms’ – freeing up £100bn for investment.
- The Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Bill
- World class biotech regulatory system attracting investment
- Animal welfare improvements
- Cheaper motor insurance – reversing the Vnuk ECJ Insurance case
- Amending HGV drivers’ regulations to safeguard critical supply chains
- Airports Slot Allocation – removing ‘ghost flights’ during covid.
- Immigration controls
- No liability for the EU’s current recovery plan saving £10s billions
- Tax reform – VAT on tampons & energy saving products
- Taking back control of UK Fishing
- Bans on environmentally damaging fishing practices
- New agriculture support scheme – no more CAP
- Free Trade Agreements
- EU foreign policy –Ukraine
- AUKUS
- The UK has already avoided 7,391 new EU laws
- Democracy
- An end to ‘ever closer union’ of EU foreign and tax policy
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Post by Steve on Feb 3, 2023 16:11:16 GMT
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Post by buccaneer on Feb 3, 2023 22:12:03 GMT
Glad you're happy with it.
More to be done, but worthy of a toast.
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Post by Steve on Feb 3, 2023 22:53:45 GMT
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Post by jonksy on Feb 3, 2023 23:04:18 GMT
 Now some awkward facts from the ONS and OECD   So how does this sit with the IMF forecast?
FTSE 100 hits new ALL-TIME high of 7,906 after global stocks rally on signs of resilience in US and UK economies, while central banks hint at end to interest rate hikes The FTSE 100 index has reached a new all-time high level during trading today Boosted by jobs figures in US as well as signs interest rate hikes might be ending
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Post by buccaneer on Feb 3, 2023 23:22:05 GMT
Now some awkward facts from the ONS and OECD While you were running away for a few days with your tail between your legs after your disastrous own goal of a thread, we have discussed how the figures above have had very little to do with Brexit. Unless you can demonstrate otherwise? This should be interesting. |
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Post by steppenwolf on Feb 4, 2023 7:50:52 GMT
The interesting thing about that bar chart (that the BBC loves to show) is that it looks quite dramatic - until you notice that the differences between all European countries is minimal. The difference is less than the accuracy of these figures. It's highly misleading. It reminds me of the old joke - why does an economist use a decimal point? To show he's got a sense of humour.
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Post by oracle75 on Feb 4, 2023 8:14:43 GMT
- Covid vaccines
- Freeports
- Promoting innovation: A ‘Common Law’ approach to better regulation.
- The REUL Bill
- The ‘Edinburgh reforms’ – freeing up £100bn for investment.
- The Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Bill
- World class biotech regulatory system attracting investment
- Animal welfare improvements
- Cheaper motor insurance – reversing the Vnuk ECJ Insurance case
- Amending HGV drivers’ regulations to safeguard critical supply chains
- Airports Slot Allocation – removing ‘ghost flights’ during covid.
- Immigration controls
- No liability for the EU’s current recovery plan saving £10s billions
- Tax reform – VAT on tampons & energy saving products
- Taking back control of UK Fishing
- Bans on environmentally damaging fishing practices
- New agriculture support scheme – no more CAP
- Free Trade Agreements
- EU foreign policy –Ukraine
- AUKUS
- The UK has already avoided 7,391 new EU laws
- Democracy
- An end to ‘ever closer union’ of EU foreign and tax policy
Almost every one of those could have been done while inside the EU. As for airport slots, The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is responsible for the regulation of aviation safety in the UK, determining policy for the use of airspace, the economic regulation of Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports, the licensing and financial fitness of airlines and the management of the ATOL financial protection scheme ... www.gov.uk › organisations Civil Aviation Authority - GOV.UK The UK always could control them. Nothing has changed for the better with regard to fishing www.fishfarmermagazine.com/news/uk-fishing-industry-reports-brexit-woes/Nor can I believe you actually thunk pennies of VAT on tampons is a serious reason to cause billions of pounds of damage to the national economy. BTW the EU removed the tax many months ago. This list is actually a list of misinformation for dummies. |
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Post by buccaneer on Feb 4, 2023 8:41:10 GMT
The interesting thing about that bar chart (that the BBC loves to show) is that it looks quite dramatic - until you notice that the differences between all European countries is minimal. The difference is less than the accuracy of these figures. It's highly misleading. It reminds me of the old joke - why does an economist use a decimal point? To show he's got a sense of humour. Good point. The key point is as we all know, that rejoiners are using, or were always going to use the global issues of inflation, energy crisis and war to demonstrate Brexit has been an unmitigated disaster economically for Britain. Yet, not one rejoiner, hack or economist has shown this to be evidently true it is merely all part of a curated narrative to again spread fear and doubt. Lies, misinformation and of course fear is always at the heart of their 'project'. It's not as though they can look towards EU and show demonstrable positives of why the UK should have stayed or even rejoin a failed, stagnant economic & social model. |
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Post by borchester on Feb 4, 2023 8:44:04 GMT
- Covid vaccines
- Freeports
- Promoting innovation: A ‘Common Law’ approach to better regulation.
- The REUL Bill
- The ‘Edinburgh reforms’ – freeing up £100bn for investment.
- The Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Bill
- World class biotech regulatory system attracting investment
- Animal welfare improvements
- Cheaper motor insurance – reversing the Vnuk ECJ Insurance case
- Amending HGV drivers’ regulations to safeguard critical supply chains
- Airports Slot Allocation – removing ‘ghost flights’ during covid.
- Immigration controls
- No liability for the EU’s current recovery plan saving £10s billions
- Tax reform – VAT on tampons & energy saving products
- Taking back control of UK Fishing
- Bans on environmentally damaging fishing practices
- New agriculture support scheme – no more CAP
- Free Trade Agreements
- EU foreign policy –Ukraine
- AUKUS
- The UK has already avoided 7,391 new EU laws
- Democracy
- An end to ‘ever closer union’ of EU foreign and tax policy
Almost every one of those could have been done while inside the EU. No they couldn't. Every so often the British PM would be summoned to Brussels to get his orders. He would then return with a sheepish grin and a general air of not only having had the lavatory brush thrust up his fundament, but also of having thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
The EU knew that the UK government was gutless and treated it accordingly.
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Post by Steve on Feb 4, 2023 11:37:43 GMT
While you were running away for a few days with your tail between your legs after your disastrous own goal of a thread, we have discussed how the figures above have had very little to do with Brexit. Unless you can demonstrate otherwise? This should be interesting. So you're not just delusionary about Brexit you're delusionary about me too  . |
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Post by Steve on Feb 4, 2023 11:58:09 GMT
So how does this sit with the IMF forecast?
FTSE 100 hits new ALL-TIME high of 7,906 after global stocks rally on signs of resilience in US and UK economies, while central banks hint at end to interest rate hikes The FTSE 100 index has reached a new all-time high level during trading today Boosted by jobs figures in US as well as signs interest rate hikes might be ending
I'd suggest you look at that supposed performance in currency terms and compared with say the German DAX but that would require an ability to do long division. |
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Post by jonksy on Feb 4, 2023 12:07:41 GMT
So how does this sit with the IMF forecast?
FTSE 100 hits new ALL-TIME high of 7,906 after global stocks rally on signs of resilience in US and UK economies, while central banks hint at end to interest rate hikes The FTSE 100 index has reached a new all-time high level during trading today Boosted by jobs figures in US as well as signs interest rate hikes might be ending
I'd suggest you look at that supposed performance in currency terms and compared with say the German DAX but that would require an ability to do long division. I suggest you look at life without your bullshit red triangle……Your beloved EUSSR are fucking worse off than we are… |
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Post by om15 on Feb 4, 2023 12:59:45 GMT
Don't be absurd, just read the list and rethink your post. How can activities that are able to be carried out by a free sovereign state be carried out by a member state? Either you don't understand the first thing about it or you are just arguing for argument's sake because you are unable to respond with a sensible comment.
The UK has already avoided 7,391 new EU laws - You think that we could have avoided that by remaining in the EU?
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Post by Steve on Feb 4, 2023 13:02:44 GMT
I'd suggest you look at that supposed performance in currency terms and compared with say the German DAX but that would require an ability to do long division. I suggest you look at life without your bullshit red triangle……Your beloved EUSSR are fucking worse off than we are… tell us Jonksy, just how deranged does someone have to be to believe there is such as thing as the 'EUSSR' |
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