Yep - and when the economy grows, unemployment at its lowest and the outlook bright, they play the "but we haven't left yet" card please log in to view this image
117 pages in and the only reason olof and chesh can provide in support of Brexit is they dont like foreigners..... The economic argument for Brexit has been lost and thats what all the alternative facts and bluster from the brexiteers is about.
If by losing the economic argument means the UK is forecast to expand at an average rate of 1.9 per cent a year for the next three decades, faster than the expansion expected in the rest of the Group of Seven industrialised nations – the United States, Canada, Japan, Germany, France and Italy then we have indeed lost it And Official figures that show the UK grew by 0.6 percent in the third quarter and again in the fourth quarter – making Britain the fastest growing economy in the G7 in 2016 also makes you right We also have a younger population than other G7 countries with a higher proportion of people of working age which also backs up your statement Have a read of Price Waterhouse Coopers (the most prestigious accounting firm in the world for seven consecutive years) report "The World in 2050"
Meanwhile in the real world public opinion starts to switch away from Brexit 'Even Tory voters do not give majority support to leave the EU with no deal if Parliament rejects the terms Ms May agrees with Brussels Britons overwhelmingly oppose Theresa May’s plan to quit the EU with no deal in place if Parliament dares to reject the terms she agrees with Brussels, an exclusive poll has revealed. The BMG Research study showed twice as many people would rather the UK stay in the EU or try and secure a different deal, if MPs and Lords do not endorse the agreement the Prime Minister returns from Europe with. The survey for The Independent also showed the public are bracing themselves for a Brexit hit on the economy over the next two years as painstaking negotiations over future relations play out.'
You couldn't wait to get out,when you though we would remain,voted to fook the country up then you planned to get out laughing all the way to the bank.
Polls are made to say whatever the guy paying for the poll wants it to say,hundreds said we couldn't possibly vote for exit,not worth the paper they are wrote on.
You and your ever dwindling band of loons are just taking the piss. Every time an expert cites something that runs counter to your wishes you rubbish the evidence and cry foul. Yet here you are citing PWC. The same PWC that couldn't even organize handing over an envelope last week! How ****ing desperate are you lot?
Oh dear - Bank of England upsetting Gloria's applecart again "The report comes days after the Bank of England admitted it was far too gloomy about the outlook for Brexit Britain." The Bank last week said the economy was set to grow by 2 per cent again this year – more than double the 0.8 per cent rate of expansion it forecast in August.
How have the BOE done when predicting anything from inflation to growth at any time since 2008. Cant recall them managing to get inflation to 2% and kerp it there since it became their prime objective... As I said you only choose to quote em when they agree with you... Dont remember you giving any prior advice about the worldwide banking crisis you and your greedy mates caused. For you and yours its all about your personal opportunity to scam the rest of us with speculation and to hell with the consequences. You are the one saying there were no moves to take jobs to paris snd frankfurt from the square mile.
There isn't You still believe the French Finance minister 1) Banks have spent billions in the square mile in the last 30 years making it what it is today 2) Paris and Frankfurt do not have the skilled workforce needed - unless you think all the city bods are going to fook off to Paris/Frankfurt 3) The UK offers tax neutrality and has a significant amount of double tax agreements which international banks can benefit from. Not possible to get these deals in Germany or France. 4) Business culture in the UK is the same as in the US, making it a natural fit for the goliaths of the banking world. Add to that those cultural benefits from the galleries to the theatres to the operas that banks and financiers fall over themselves to sponsor - this cannot be replicated elsewhere, and London has a lot to offer its financial inhabitants. The Square Mile remains strong because of the city and country in which it sits, not in spite of it. It is important to remember that
You've been listening to Tim Farron too much there's no evidence whatsoever to suggest people's opinions are changing, in fact, because of mass murderer Blairs intervention it's gone the other way
Don't know how it works then ? Parliament send it back in a week or so,and the lords pass it.Its how the pompus ones protest
