Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Hollande will see his time out, but Merkel is vulnerable! Perhaps, I ought to whip my Euros back into dollars or sterling?
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Italian referendum
- Thread starter Prestwich_Blue
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Hollande will see his time out, but Merkel is vulnerable! Perhaps, I ought to whip my Euros back into dollars or sterling?
smudgedj
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YES!! 50% correct already. It was more to do with the Jack Daniels than the pollution. lolWell you're right about Hollande because he's not standing, well done.
Merkel next? Yeah, right.
Is that polluted air affecting you mate?
Len Rum
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Media and RWNJs still desperately trying to spin this as an immediate crisis whereas today's markets have shrugged it off and are actually rising.
There is a potential uncertainty in Italy but then there always is.
2018 the date for the next election could be the defining moment.
God knows what will have happened in the world by then ( or maybe he doesn't).
There is a potential uncertainty in Italy but then there always is.
2018 the date for the next election could be the defining moment.
God knows what will have happened in the world by then ( or maybe he doesn't).
Media and RWNJs still desperately trying to spin this as an immediate crisis whereas today's markets have shrugged it off and are actually rising.
There is a potential uncertainty in Italy but then there always is.
2018 the date for the next election could be the defining moment.
God knows what will have happened in the world by then ( or maybe he doesn't).
Does this sound familiar?
Something similar happen in June in Britain by any chance?
Ancient Citizen
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Interesting how the narrative adjusts to suit the stance of the commentator.Does this sound familiar?
Something similar happen in June in Britain by any chance?
Interesting how the narrative adjusts to suit the stance of the commentator.
Exactly
Len Rum
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Precisely.Does this sound familiar?
Something similar happen in June in Britain by any chance?
Some dickheads made exaggerated claims about an adverse market reaction post Brexit and they were wrong ( apart from the £ maybe).
Some dickheads made exaggerated claims about an adverse market reaction post Italian No vote and they were also wrong.
Talk about stating the obvious.
blueonblue
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Interesting how the narrative adjusts to suit the stance of the commentator.
It most certainly is, when the lefty-liberals start getting their arses kicked they have to "Brand" their opposition ?, If they win its the power of the people, but lose and they brand them "Populist", just like all the previously voting labour were "Working class" that turned into stupid, racist, uneducated when they voted out.
Precisely.
Some dickheads made exaggerated claims about an adverse market reaction post Brexit and they were wrong ( apart from the £ maybe).
Some dickheads made exaggerated claims about an adverse market reaction post Italian No vote and they were also wrong.
Talk about stating the obvious.
The dickheads are still at it.
You only have to click onto the Independent to see the scaremongering.
Len Rum
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You need to read what's posted mate instead of reverting to your default political stance.Interesting how the narrative adjusts to suit the stance of the commentator.
The 'Italian risk' to the EU has not gone away.
My point was that it was not an IMMEDIATE crisis as spun by some of the Media.
Likewise the Brexit risk to Britain has not gone away.
But it is not an immediate crisis as spun by some of the Media.
Capiche?