The EU debate - Part III

I do hope you wear shoes with Velcro fasteners, as I'm now worried you could be swinging from the rafters by tea time

 

The U.K.'s contributions to the EU are measured in Euros. The tanking GBP means that the contributions are costing the UK an extra £800million a year.

Genius.

 

Funny that Von Braun was a Nazi and he invented the rocket as we know it.
So the average Nazi must be quite intelligent, so your yardstick has broken again.

 

According to the OBR the government will need to borrow 122 billion pounds more over the next five years than it expected to before the Brexit vote, under the forecasts announced by Hammond.

 

But the EU was costing us £8BN a year though.......

Oh wait.

 

Good job we are leaving

 

See my post above about the OBR

 

Did you miss the post that said Hammond has confirmed we're going to have to borrow an additional £122BN in the next 3 years?

What a saving

 

Inflation - tick

Reduced GDP - tick

No cost saving at all - tick

Devalued currency - tick

Increased borrowing to stave off huge public sector cuts - tick

Project Fear

 

Stan says 5 years, you say 3 years make your minds up.

 

I'm more ****ed off about insurance tax rising to12% if I'm honest.
My daughter has just passed her driving test and it was already going to cost me a kidney to get her insured.

 

I was quoting the OBR.

I appreciate that you think there is no price too big to pay to get rid of the scary Muslims and Romanians but unfortunately for you that's not going to happen despite the massive cost of Brexit.

 

The Chancellor said borrowing would now increase by £122BN by 2020 compared to the previous budget.

How much are we 'saving' by leaving the EU again?

 

Pay for the car and get her to pay for the insurance. Failing that, do an emergency stop the next time you're being tailgated.

 

Worth it just to get rid of you.

 

Bad luck Kommandant Kustard

 

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So if it only ends up £121bn worse off, can we claim it was a blatant lie

 

You really do put the "thick" into pigshit Kusturd old chap.

I didn't say there were no clever nazis. The ones on here are ****ing ******s though.

 

A £15BN a year 'saving' (that was only ever £8BN) turns into minus £40BN a year - who'd have predicted that? Oh wait.......