The EU debate - Part III

Planning for Brexit could cost the Government £65 million a year

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...-could-cost-the-government-65-million-a-year/

 

Only if you are a moron

 

Actually, I bet Pete's are grey with a lovely yellow map of India down the front!...

 

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyewwwwwwwwwwwww

 

That doesn't make sense.
Everybody hears the same thing so then morons like you will hear the same thing as clever people like me.

 

Please punctuate - not to do so is moronic

 

That's on a par with 'medium build' in terms of it's delusion levels

 

Seriously? Satire sounds the same to you as a serious political platform you don't happen to agree with?
And what do you know about me that allows you to call me a moron?

 

Pete's expanding so he needs to move into a bigger office. He should just about fit into this one.

 

Not agreeing with his every word is enough mate.

He's omnipotent in his own HMO slum, garage accountant World.

He'll slap you on ignore shortly, same as he's done to 80% of the rest of the contributors to this thread who've had the temerity to challenge his viewpoint.

 

Nissan boss has issued a statement saying no new investment in the UK until after Brexit and any costs relating to Brexit have been compensated by the UK government.

Reported by Michael Wild, BBC Northumberland journalist

 

Pete has reliably informed us that prices will go up 3% which no one will really notice and nothing will change. That's how tariffs work.

 

... meanwhile at the Labour party ... Jeremy Corbyn confesses that he has had secret training in Peking on how Labour might circuumvent the FA's rules on third party player ownership ...

 

Peter is an idiot. The affect on a Just In Time assembly of port delays is far more damaging than any tariffs.

 

The mere mention of just in time sends me to sleep but you are right. Pete's economic theories seem to stem from a Lower Sixth textbook.

 

... tbf ... I see him as more of a Saxpest

 

That's far too generous!

 

Your comment. Didn't you read and understand what I said? A sensible person wouldn't say what you said.

 

'We urgently need smart ministers, clear-thinking and an army of trade experts and negotiators. Instead what we have is the international trade secretary talking nonsense.'

http://www.politics.co.uk/blogs/2016/09/27/fox-slip-up-at-wto-shows-he-has-no-brexit-plan