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Eireleeds1 said:
No need to panic. We would miss certain exports to the U.K. But we're far from dependent on it. As usual, hard work will get us through any minor blips. Always has in the past
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Hard work ? have I missed something <whistle> I'm not on about the republic trying to qualify for the world cup.<ok>
 
ristac said:
Had to smile the other day, pound at a 30 year low, FTSE soaring through the roof but the news decided to lead with the low pound and doom and gloom.

Give it another week and the usual coldest winter in 20 years and 30 days of snow stories will start appearing, some will still believe it.
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Typical negative, remainiac reporting. <doh>

Another one to list of those admitting that Brexit wasn't as bad as they reported it with the BBC hanging its head in shame, to join all the others. <doh>
 
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ristac said:
By assuming the opposite of Glory ;)
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Very droll, and very brave bearing mind the events (as opposed to the tory conference rhetoric) this week.
Nobody has a clue what brexit will look like, but its clear the best case scenario wont improve the country beyond the benefits of being in the eu.
 
chippy / glory said:
Very droll, and very brave bearing mind the events (as opposed to the tory conference rhetoric) this week.
Nobody has a clue what brexit will look like, but its clear the best case scenario wont improve the country beyond the benefits of being in the eu.
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Jokes aside, we just need to all stick together and make it work. If down the line it means buying British I will do (I know there is a LOT more to it than that and I try and shop local when I can now).

The decision is made, bitch and moan all we like, the vote was done, now it is time to get on with it. The media could help by reporting more fairly and focus on the positive a bit more but it won't.

The falling pound has been good for me, we have an apartment in Cyprus so if I choose to sell I would get more. I have some stocks and share ISA and they too have increased since the vote, as I'm not planning to sell either my lifestyle and wealth hasn't altered since the vote, I'm worth more on paper than I was but I will still be going out to work in the next 20 minutes <ok>
 
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ristac said:
Jokes aside, we just need to all stick together and make it work. If down the line it means buying British I will do (I know there is a LOT more to it than that and I try and shop local when I can now).

The decision is made, bitch and moan all we like, the vote was done, now it is time to get on with it. The media could help by reporting more fairly and focus on the positive a bit more but it won't.

The falling pound has been good for me, we have an apartment in Cyprus so if I choose to sell I would get more. I have some stocks and share ISA and they too have increased since the vote, as I'm not planning to sell either my lifestyle and wealth hasn't altered since the vote, I'm worth more on paper than I was but I will still be going out to work in the next 20 minutes <ok>
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Who was joking? Across the whole big picture Its going to be a relative disaster when its all played out IMO. Some sectors (low skill, low pay) may benefit, but the big ticket financial and hi teck stuff will all be relocating to germany and manufacturing will be moved to poland.

Sadly the multinationals here need unrestricted access to the single market and will move thier plants to the european mainland to get it. Our response will be to tear up the rights of workers and continue to force down the wages of those dwindling numbers remaining in skilled jobs towards the "living wage".

The country was conned by the nutters and swivel eyed loons of UKIP ( think we can now see them for what they were), and the political ambitions of Boris and Gove!

We arnt out yet and this government mght not be able to stop a house of commons veto when they try to pass the bills that trigger article 50.
 
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chippy / glory said:
Who was joking? Across the whole big picture Its going to be a relative disaster when its all played out IMO. Some sectors (low skill, low pay) may benefit, but the big ticket financial and hi teck stuff will all be relocating to germany and manufacturing will be moved to poland.

Sadly the multinationals here need unrestricted access to the single market and will move thier plants to the european mainland to get it. Our response will be to tear up the rights of workers and continue to force down the wages of those dwindling numbers remainmg in skilled jobs towards the "living wage".

The country was conned by the nutters and swivel eyed loons of UKIP ( think we can now see them for what they were), and the political ambitions of Boris and Gove!

We arnt out yet and this government mght not be able to stop a house of commons veto when they try to pass the bills that trigger article 50.
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If it's any consolation a lot of the hi tec stuff is relicating or expanding here as well. Reaping some of the benefits myself. Looks like Brexit may benefit us all except for <whistle>
 
chippy / glory said:
Very droll, and very brave bearing mind the events (as opposed to the tory conference rhetoric) this week.
Nobody has a clue what brexit will look like, but its clear the best case scenario wont improve the country beyond the benefits of being in the eu.
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Britain won't be part of a corrupt undemocratic quango that's for sure
 
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Going back to be part of the rest of the world ya thick ****, instead of doing business with just 27 other countries it can trade with 130 odd more on its own terms Britain is leading the way the EU is dead you should be proud of the people with good sense to vote leave rather than the idiotic sheeples who voted remain
 
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OLOF said:
Going back to be part of the rest of the world ya thick ****, instead of doing business with just 27 other countries it can trade with 130 odd more on its own terms Britain is leading the way the EU is dead you should be proud of the people with good sense to vote leave rather than the idiotic sheeples who voted remain
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The rest of the world apart from the yanks, the europeans, the japs, the south koreans and the chinks...
So thats ok then...
 
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