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Post by jonksy on Mar 31, 2023 20:45:25 GMT
How a deal that’s worth about 0.08% to the UK’s GDP can be celebrated as a replacement for the 4% of GDP that’s been lost by Brexit, is difficult to understand — especially as it will need 50 such deals to approach anywhere near the benefits it had as an EU member…. Because alongside "vaccine roll out", it's the only "upside" of Brexit they've come across. Even the title of the thread knew where this one was going. Everything is an upside now we have left the EUSSR....The only downside is the remainers constant bitching. |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 31, 2023 20:46:39 GMT
Of course bitter remainers will continue to come out with this ↑ sort of thing, to be expected. However, like the UK's membership of the EU, they are the past. The future is the fastest growing market in the world, and that's not the EU, it's Asia and the Pacific rim. The 20 quid in my savings account may be fast going now that the interest rates are going up... So start a gofund me page like bloody gina miller. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 31, 2023 20:48:59 GMT
Of course bitter remainers will continue to come out with this ↑ sort of thing, to be expected. However, like the UK's membership of the EU, they are the past. The future is the fastest growing market in the world, and that's not the EU, it's Asia and the Pacific rim. The 20 quid in my savings account may be fast going now that the interest rates are going up... Andrew you know very well that with interest rates there are always winners and losers. And besides, 4.25% isn't high. |
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Post by see2 on Mar 31, 2023 21:05:32 GMT
You don't get irony do you? You don't seem to get 'respect' do you? |
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Post by see2 on Mar 31, 2023 21:08:59 GMT
I am not a remainer, but I have a keen eye for the bullshit posted by Leavers, so I enjoyed your contribution  No you didn’t . You clenched our fists in frustration. The ones without power or control? Never. It was the level of naivety of leavers that managed that. |
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Post by see2 on Mar 31, 2023 21:12:56 GMT
Apparently, this Trans-Pacific Partnership area is the fastest growing trade area in the world and within ten years will include 50% of the worlds middle class. An interesting snippet I just listened to. Plenty of room for a change of pipe dreams to keep the Leave Brigade happy for w while. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 31, 2023 21:17:42 GMT
Apparently, this Trans-Pacific Partnership area is the fastest growing trade area in the world and within ten years will include 50% of the worlds middle class. An interesting snippet I just listened to. Plenty of room for a change of pipe dreams to keep the Leave Brigade happy for w while. See2, just for a change try to look forwards, rather than backwards. |
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 31, 2023 21:19:01 GMT
How a deal that’s worth about 0.08% to the UK’s GDP can be celebrated as a replacement for the 4% of GDP that’s been lost by Brexit, is difficult to understand — especially as it will need 50 such deals to approach anywhere near the benefits it had as an EU member…. Apart from sour remainers who is actually suggesting that CPTPP is a replacement for anything? - we already have a trade deal with the EU and now a trade deal with the regions that are actually growing fast (unlike the EU) is surely something to be cheered?. |
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Post by see2 on Mar 31, 2023 21:48:11 GMT
Plenty of room for a change of pipe dreams to keep the Leave Brigade happy for w while. See2, just for a change try to look forwards, rather than backwards. Look I am interested in the truth, I want to see the UK flourish I F******G WELL LIVE HERE as too, presumably do most who voted to remain. But Brexit so far has been a right Horlicks so those who voted leave should IMO be taking a more serious approach to our future and that means looking to the future objectively, not though rose tinted glasses. |
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Post by see2 on Mar 31, 2023 21:55:10 GMT
How a deal that’s worth about 0.08% to the UK’s GDP can be celebrated as a replacement for the 4% of GDP that’s been lost by Brexit, is difficult to understand — especially as it will need 50 such deals to approach anywhere near the benefits it had as an EU member…. Apart from sour remainers who is actually suggesting that CPTPP is a replacement for anything? - we already have a trade deal with the EU and now a trade deal with the regions that are actually growing fast (unlike the EU) is surely something to be cheered?. The one good thing that I can see is that the UK will have to press forward in undoing the Damage done by Thatcher when she closed down thousands of businesses Large and small, and that seems to me is what Starmer is about. I don't trust the Tories to move in that direction in a positive enough manner. |
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 31, 2023 21:59:36 GMT
Apart from sour remainers who is actually suggesting that CPTPP is a replacement for anything? - we already have a trade deal with the EU and now a trade deal with the regions that are actually growing fast (unlike the EU) is surely something to be cheered?. The one good thing that I can see is that the UK will have to press forward in undoing the Damage done by Thatcher when she closed down thousands of businesses Large and small, and that seems to me is what Starmer is about.I don't trust the Tories to move in that direction in a positive enough manner. Dream on sunshine - Starmer is about increasing business taxation, that does not encourage new (or old) businesses,  |
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Post by see2 on Mar 31, 2023 22:07:58 GMT
The one good thing that I can see is that the UK will have to press forward in undoing the Damage done by Thatcher when she closed down thousands of businesses Large and small, and that seems to me is what Starmer is about.I don't trust the Tories to move in that direction in a positive enough manner. Dream on sunshine - Starmer is about increasing business taxation, that does not encourage new (or old) businesses, Shove your ill informed arrogance up your pipe dream sunshine. Starmer is about building up industry, as he puts it "side by side" with the private sector. Encouraging entrepreneurs and businesses. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 31, 2023 22:13:13 GMT
See2, just for a change try to look forwards, rather than backwards. Look I am interested in the truth, I want to see the UK flourish I F******G WELL LIVE HERE as too, presumably do most who voted to remain. But Brexit so far has been a right Horlicks so those who voted leave should IMO be taking a more serious approach to our future and that means looking to the future objectively, not though rose tinted glasses. Oh boy, you got it bad. I sense that for you nothing in the future will ever be good enough. For you the EU was nirvana and nothing else will ever do. And that's fair enough. What isn't fair enough is the fact that you are in a constant state of mourning, incapable of moving on, you want the future to be bad so you can say, told you so. And that's pretty sad. |
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Post by Steve on Mar 31, 2023 23:47:36 GMT
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Post by jonksy on Apr 1, 2023 5:02:14 GMT
Professor Colin Talbot yet another lefty remnant prick.
This is one of the arsholes statements. 'If there is one plus to the Covid-19 pandemic it is that many more people in the UK are aware we no longer live in a state with a single government in London.'
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