Some of the more intelligent on here didn't believe the bullshit
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Ours grew over 26% in the last year pre..weetabxitsSome of the more intelligent on here didn't believe the bullshit
And they likely won't. Can't find a prime minister yet who knows how to go about leaving. Seemingly having the same luck with the footie managers. In their determination to employ only brits for the top jobs, they keep getting dudsYou haven't left yet
That was mainly down to mrs glorys spending spree in Dublin. We need to encourage her back every year to sustain the growthOurs grew over 26% in the last year pre..weetabxits
26% of **** all means you lot are still worth **** all.Ours grew over 26% in the last year pre..weetabxits
2020VisionofLeeds
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It's
an article from the ExpressSome of the more intelligent on here didn't believe the bullshit
It's
an article from the Express
You couldn't make it up......oops..... They did, and Olof quoted it!
He will be voting Tory next!
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2020VisionofLeeds
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Actually the IMF slashed the previous growth forecast. It's not good news at all
However, all the main indicators at the moment are the result of people's opinions, it's too early to see the true facts
GDP figures are notorious for being wrong when they first come out then getting revised so it will be a while before a pattern emerges
Some early indicators (eg consumer confidence) are looking grim, they often lead to later problems in the GDP figures
Too early to tell yet. So those who want to believe the Leave vote is not going to be a problem can do so - for a while
However, all the main indicators at the moment are the result of people's opinions, it's too early to see the true facts
GDP figures are notorious for being wrong when they first come out then getting revised so it will be a while before a pattern emerges
Some early indicators (eg consumer confidence) are looking grim, they often lead to later problems in the GDP figures
Too early to tell yet. So those who want to believe the Leave vote is not going to be a problem can do so - for a while
2020VisionofLeeds
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For those in the 'I voted Remain and Told You So' camp:
RICS survey of housing market shows marked reduction in activity
Surveys from IOD and Deloittes say companies are delaying investment decisions
REC report sharpest drop in consumer confidence since 1994
These leading indicators often feed through later into bad GDP and growth figures
RICS survey of housing market shows marked reduction in activity
Surveys from IOD and Deloittes say companies are delaying investment decisions
REC report sharpest drop in consumer confidence since 1994
These leading indicators often feed through later into bad GDP and growth figures
Ours grew over 26% in the last year pre..weetabxits
Crisps more like...............
Even when it happens those that were mugged off by the Tory leadership battle ( that's what it was really about) will claim it's not brexit related. They have already started.
It's
an article from the Express
It'll say the same in any paper SB even the Labour loving Mirror!!
We haven't left yet but we will, I have zero doubt about that..
First few days in the job I think May has come over quite well.
I'm a floater voter and as it stands at the moment the Tories would absolutely walk a general election.
There's no opposition mate which is why they want Corbyn out but he's loved by the membership, trapped by their own rules with an unelectable, lame duck leader.
Red Ed's pre-leaving present changing the leadership rules while still leader!!
2020VisionofLeeds
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It'll say the same in any paper SB even the Labour loving Mirror!!
No it won't. This is very badly written to give the impression Britain is booming and the IMF got it wrong
A proper newspaper would say the IMF have reduced their forecast for 2017 from 2.2% to 1.3%, so it's bad news
But these are only forecasts it's the actual numbers we need to worry about
You think I haven't? She must be related to Chesh, neither of them ever listen!