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Post by see2 on Mar 31, 2023 21:35:28 GMT
You consistently post your personal subjective opinion and claim it as objective fact. Why do that when all it does is to make your posts look thoroughly hypocritical and extremely silly Outstanding post of the day. Well said. Don't be as silly as him, I am free to post both my opinions and my objective thoughts here, I guess I am possibly more objective than many posters which just might confuse some of those not quite awake enough to see the difference. |
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Post by zanygame on Mar 31, 2023 21:48:55 GMT
Whoopee doo. They've announced this deal could be worth 0.08% to our GDP over 10 years. Thank god we left the EU and succoured this deal. 🥳 😒Oh ffs not another remainiac who insists on looking backwards. Come on ZG, you're not stupid. Unfortunately I'm not. So losing 4% of our GDP from brexit and gaining 0.08% from this deal doesn't give me the thrill it should. |
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 31, 2023 21:52:57 GMT
Oh ffs not another remainiac who insists on looking backwards. Come on ZG, you're not stupid. Unfortunately I'm not. So losing 4% of our GDP from brexit and gaining 0.08% from this deal doesn't give me the thrill it should. You are aware that both forecasts are guaranteed to be totally incorrect?  You should chill mate. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 31, 2023 21:54:10 GMT
Outstanding post of the day. Well said. Don't be as silly as him, I am free to post both my opinions and my objective thoughts here, I guess I am possibly more objective than many posters which just might confuse some of those not quite awake enough to see the difference. Indeed you are free to post your thoughts, and I will continue to defend your right to look a pillock.  But seriously, I don't think you are all that objective, how can you be? You constantly talk about the past, surely that's subjective not objective. |
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Post by zanygame on Mar 31, 2023 21:59:56 GMT
Unfortunately I'm not. So losing 4% of our GDP from brexit and gaining 0.08% from this deal doesn't give me the thrill it should. You are aware that both forecasts are guaranteed to be totally incorrect? You should chill mate. Yep. The 0.08% is probably a bit high. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 31, 2023 21:59:56 GMT
Oh ffs not another remainiac who insists on looking backwards. Come on ZG, you're not stupid. Unfortunately I'm not. So losing 4% of our GDP from brexit and gaining 0.08% from this deal doesn't give me the thrill it should. Oh ffs ZG get with the programme. Is this the OBR you're quoting? Are you aware that Richard Hughes, Chair of the Office for Budget Responsibility, said "OBR forecasts are pretty much guaranteed to be wrong". The OBR are almost consistently wrong because economic forecasting is almost impossible. |
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Post by see2 on Mar 31, 2023 22:00:07 GMT
Don't be as silly as him, I am free to post both my opinions and my objective thoughts here, I guess I am possibly more objective than many posters which just might confuse some of those not quite awake enough to see the difference. Indeed you are free to post your thoughts, and I will continue to defend your right to look a pillock. But seriously, I don't think you are all that objective, how can you be? You constantly talk about the past, surely that's subjective not objective. When I post the similarities and difference between the two market economies in hand, I believe I am being objective. My objectivity and opinion largely depends upon the subject and the poster I'm posting to. |
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 31, 2023 22:01:06 GMT
You are aware that both forecasts are guaranteed to be totally incorrect? You should chill mate. Yep. The 0.08% is probably a bit high. If you believe that the 4% claim is accurate you are more barmy than I thought.. |
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Post by zanygame on Mar 31, 2023 22:04:16 GMT
Unfortunately I'm not. So losing 4% of our GDP from brexit and gaining 0.08% from this deal doesn't give me the thrill it should. Oh ffs ZG get with the programme. Is this the OBR you're quoting? Are you aware that Richard Hughes, Chair of the Office for Budget Responsibility, said "OBR forecasts are pretty much guaranteed to be wrong". The OBR are almost consistently wrong because economic forecasting is almost impossible. Yes, but that doesn't mean you can make up any numbers you choose. The OBR get the numbers wrong, but not far out, |
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Post by zanygame on Mar 31, 2023 22:06:49 GMT
Yep. The 0.08% is probably a bit high. If you believe that the 4% claim is accurate you are more barmy than I thought.. Do you have evidence to support this wild claim. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 31, 2023 22:18:01 GMT
Oh ffs ZG get with the programme. Is this the OBR you're quoting? Are you aware that Richard Hughes, Chair of the Office for Budget Responsibility, said "OBR forecasts are pretty much guaranteed to be wrong". The OBR are almost consistently wrong because economic forecasting is almost impossible. Yes, but that doesn't mean you can make up any numbers you choose. The OBR get the numbers wrong, but not far out, LOL. |
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Post by andrewbrown on Mar 31, 2023 23:15:21 GMT
Yep. The 0.08% is probably a bit high. If you believe that the 4% claim is accurate you are more barmy than I thought.. What figures are you celebrating with? |
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Post by Steve on Mar 31, 2023 23:57:32 GMT
NO! The 1974 elections were fought and won by Labour on the platform that us joining the EEC on the terms Grocer Heath had agreed in haste were wrong and had to be renegotiated. Which they were and put to the people who massively rejected your views in that 1975 free and fair referendum. By early 1974 the polls showed a 2 to 1 majority of people thinking that joining the Common Market was a mistake. Labour's February manifesto pledged a renegotiation with the people deciding on the deal and that turned the polls around by 1975. Not sure how what I said was wrong.Your rancid shite about Europhiles ignoring the polls and your very selective not mentioning that the UK position was renegotiated and the Eurosceptics (or whatever they were called then) firmly put back in their sad box by the 1974 referendum |
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Post by jonksy on Apr 1, 2023 4:51:09 GMT
By early 1974 the polls showed a 2 to 1 majority of people thinking that joining the Common Market was a mistake. Labour's February manifesto pledged a renegotiation with the people deciding on the deal and that turned the polls around by 1975. Not sure how what I said was wrong.Your rancid shite about Europhiles ignoring the polls and your very selective not mentioning that the UK position was renegotiated and the Eurosceptics (or whatever they were called then) firmly put back in their sad box by the 1974 referendumThe remnants we have now were firmly put back in their box twice. One in 2016 and hammered yet again in 2019....And still the sad fuckers are still whinging and wiinening. |
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Post by Dubdrifter on Apr 1, 2023 6:08:50 GMT
Oh ffs not another remainiac who insists on looking backwards. Come on ZG, you're not stupid. Unfortunately I'm not. So losing 4% of our GDP from brexit and gaining 0.08% from this deal doesn't give me the thrill it should.Hi Zany …Are you sure the 4% drop in UK GDP is purely down to “Brexit” ? …. just off the cuff … here are some other reasons for a 4% drop. 1) World economic recession from the Pandemic 2) World economic recession from Sanctions 3) A severe drop in America’s economic performance since BLM rioters, Deep State and Globalists engineered ousting Trump from Office 4) Energy Market hyper-inflation 5) EU obstruction, intransigence and red tape Administrative blockages on both sides of the Brexit divide …killing businesses and trade between UK and Europe … artificially generated by fanatical opponents of Brexit who couldn’t envision FREE trade with the EU … without tariffs and conditions of forced immigration … instead of controlled immigration Can you clarify how the GDP of other EU Members faired over the same period? … How did Norway and Switzerland and other non-EU Members with non-obstructive trade agreements manage over the last 8 years since we voted OUT.?? As you can appreciate … powerful bullying opponents of Brexit(like our once loyal BBC) are manipulating stats left, right and centre to push and bully the Electorate to U-TURN.
The failure of important UK and International mainstream Media to support the Majority decision … celebrating every business failure with glee … creates a damaging depressive climate to our economy … whose success is govern largely by confidence and energy.
These “traitors” have easily wiped 4% off our GDP by being ‘NEGATIVE’ constantly … obstructing fast, effective smooth transition voters wanted executed within a year (max) … in an already very difficult economic climate where Western Globalists have pulled the plug on Sanity lately … determined to trigger a nuclear war with Russia.
Hardly a climate to encourage UK Citizens in the firing line to set up new businesses, tbh!🤔🙄 |
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But seriously, I don't think you are all that objective, how can you be? You constantly talk about the past, surely that's subjective not objective.
