How ironic. It's the exact opposite. I was being dogmatic before and now I am not. I am being balanced and pragmatic.
You should give it a go - break the habit of a lifetime. It's quite liberating.
I imagine they abruptly stopped laughing upon reading the IMF report showing our economy to outperform there’s this year.
Still, our own politics comedy shows mock everyone else’s and it’s just fun and games.
Not piss....guinness...and LOTS of potatoesIt looks like ours only covered in piss.
Not piss....guinness...and LOTS of potatoes
shows all those quoting the imminent demise of the EU and the dislike for the EU within the EU population is false. What has to be understood is that the population of the EU and their parliaments are pissing themselves laughing at us - they are string they are united and will happily watch us commit ritual self harm over Brexit because they know the damage and the fall out from that will be the UK coming crawling back to them, Thats when they will be able to extract revenge if they feel like it. For now just point and laugh.
Most of our comedy shows mock us as well.I imagine they abruptly stopped laughing upon reading the IMF report showing our economy to outperform there’s this year.
Still, our own politics comedy shows mock everyone else’s and it’s just fun and games.
Most of our comedy shows mock us as well.
It's where the laughs are.
Let me explain more clearly:You've lost me. So you are admitting you were unbalanced / dogmatic before?
But are you not being dogmatic now? Just dogmatic about the opposite of what you were dogmatic about before? If your view is balanced now, does that mean you might be wrong?
I'm getting a definite sense of "wibble" about your new sense of balance.
Quick reminder what we’ve chucked away for that extra sovereignty that no one can explain and for the blue passports that we’re importing from France.
You've assumed wrong.Speaking of colour, perhaps you should look closer at the graph at the large parts that’s say estimate and the word BE which I assume means Bank of England.
they may as well had another big graph showing how many experts estimates since the brexit vote have come true since the brexit vote that would be interesting
source BS
interesting economic data coming out of Germany today and it’s not estimates.
also euro hits a 3 year low against the dollar.
You've assumed wrong.
BE is "Bloomberg Economics".
Agree it's just someone's opinion but Bloomberg have no skin in the game.
Who gives a fuck about the Euro anyway? We weren't in it and there was no prospect of us joining even if we hadn't left.
The correct terminology is "them nordie bastards".Yeah the northern irish(british). Although can't they be both nowadays?
Because we haven't left the EU yet.so it’s just another wrong opinion by an expert. It’s not a fact as you painted it.
the euro is important as it’s the currency of the eu.
perhaps you could ask your mates at Bloomberg economics why since we left the eu has the pound strengthened against both the euro and the dollar, whereas the euro has weakened against both the pound and the dollar.
I would have thought , given the predictions of many, the opposite would have been the case ?
31 Jan - £1=€1.19, £1=$1.32so it’s just another wrong opinion by an expert. It’s not a fact as you painted it.
the euro is important as it’s the currency of the eu.
perhaps you could ask your mates at Bloomberg economics why since we left the eu has the pound strengthened against both the euro and the dollar, whereas the euro has weakened against both the pound and the dollar.
I would have thought , given the predictions of many, the opposite would have been the case ?
A tweet from a Brexit supporter and no it's not a parody account.
Ever since the referendum none of the predictions have materialised, in fact the complete opposite has happened.so it’s just another wrong opinion by an expert. It’s not a fact as you painted it.
the euro is important as it’s the currency of the eu.
perhaps you could ask your mates at Bloomberg economics why since we left the eu has the pound strengthened against both the euro and the dollar, whereas the euro has weakened against both the pound and the dollar.
I would have thought , given the predictions of many, the opposite would have been the case ?
We are still under the regulatory framework of the EU. Until that is no longer the case you might want to hold onto your triumphalism.I went Spain last year and waited for an hour and a half at immigration, with hundreds of others.
Ever since the referendum none of the predictions have materialised, in fact the complete opposite has happened.
Now we're out, another one has crashed and burned, pound up, euro down, yet another doom scenario down the pan.
Still, I suppose we still need to keep fretting about non tariff barriers, that's bubbling away on the back burner.
We're out of the EU, we're not going back, any negatives should now be piling up, they're not, all that is are yet moreWe are still under the regulatory framework of the EU. Until that is no longer the case you might want to hold onto your triumphalism.
Nope, we are in a transition period of alignment. When we fully leave, likely with no deal because the idiots in charge of this don't know what they're doing, then we can discuss the shit show. If you don't appreciate this is the case then I'm afraid you don't understand what is going on right now.We're out of the EU, we're not going back, any negatives should now be piling up, they're not, all that is are yet more
predictions, could be's and probably's. When these materialise, you can parade your insight.