The EU debate - Part III

Wouldn't go that far.

 

Welcome back.

Mind you, I can't say I'd noticed you'd gone, even when you were 'busy'.

 

Nice try, tosspot, but like all your posts - a fail!

 

Partly true, you weren't 'busy',

 

I've already said that, you cretin, unless you missed the point, as usual.

I deemed kicking your bullshit into touch even more boring than watching England. Hence,I chose England

 

Of course you did.

 

You really are that thick, aren't you!

 

Yep. That's why I used your experts to support what you're calling bullshit. Such are the dangers of arguing a username rather than a point

 

Pete's gonna be gutted ... he has Romanian ATM theiving as a defining factor in the 'succesful' Brexit vote ...

 

@Hull City AFC (DMD)

Dull Hull, what do you make of the below given it's not conjecture or journalist opinion but a factual quote by a decision maker?

Rob Rooney, the chief executive of Morgan Stanley, gave a blunt warning that jobs would have to move back into the EU if Britain was shut out of the single market.

"It really isn't terribly complicated. If we are outside the EU and we don't have what would be a stable and long-term commitment to access the single market then a lot of the things we do today in London, we'd have to do inside the EU 27," he said.

 

You've pointed out **** all, you dozy tosser. Only that you're too thick to comprehend what's really going on!..

 

Lol I don't need a brain cell to converse with you Kus.

So you telling me Dull's behaviour and approach to debate does not have a pattern?

 

Lol snotty ****. I don't need to make a comment I enjoy reading others ripping you all day long, every single day.

 

The EU's going to fall apart before we leave.What happens then?

 

Did the Express tell you that wetty?

 

I can't read.

 

The EU won't fall apart for the simple reason that as a collective they are in a far better bargaining position with the rest of the world in terms of trade deals and concessions than they would be as solus nations ... something we will undoubtedly appreciate far more once we are actually out ...that's the economic reality under all the bluster..

The 'sensible' leaders of the major nations in the EU know this ... Shiny Bonce Cameron knew this ... even Theresa May knows it ... but at this point hardly cares as she revels in the moment as "the girl with the most cake" ...

 

What happens if it doesn't?

What happens if the EU falling apart causes our banks to fail because they are overexposed to EU debt?

The idea that we are unaffected by events in the EU if we are out is sheer nonsense.

 

Like the other quotes about the economy, it's what most expected and another example of the fragility and failings of the current global economic system.

Not every it of doom and gloom is brexit's fault.

 

Good lad. You look less inadequate when you don't comment.