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What incentive has Poland got to sign for instance?
So nothing then.A firm German head lock?
really ? All he is doing is showing the enormity of the task ahead.No harm in that surely?more sh!t stirring
sh!t stirring about something that hasn't happened yetreally ? All he is doing is showing the enormity of the task ahead.No harm in that surely?
My Venn will need a circle for Japanese business concerns too.
The document produced by their government is well worth reading.
Yeah but we should totally still listen to them. Not. What are they going to do? Nothing.You have mentioned Japan on a couple of threads as if they were some form of leading example of an economy.
This is the same country that has been in recession for a quarter of a century, has had more rounds of QE than most of us have had hot breakfasts, bought so many bonds under QE they ran out of bonds and now own half the stock market, have tried everything and cannot get their economy to work, and now propose another round of QE that will probably result in hyper inflation.
They are such a basket case at home they want to do or say anything that gets the spotlight off their complete failure e.g. meddle in Brexit. And you fell for it and thought it was a good read.
is this the same Japan that has the third largest economy in the world and employs many thousands of workers in the UK?You have mentioned Japan on a couple of threads as if they were some form of leading example of an economy.
This is the same country that has been in recession for a quarter of a century, has had more rounds of QE than most of us have had hot breakfasts, bought so many bonds under QE they ran out of bonds and now own half the stock market, have tried everything and cannot get their economy to work, and now propose another round of QE that will probably result in hyper inflation.
They are such a basket case at home they want to do or say anything that gets the spotlight off their complete failure e.g. meddle in Brexit. And you fell for it and thought it was a good read.
Hard brexit won't happen, we'll end up being in the EEA as a step out of the eu, in a full on process for leaving while getting the complete entanglement with the eu undone, which will frankly take years, it took 40 years to get in to this mess, it certainly won't take 2 to get out without massive damageThe answer seems quite simple to me.
We have to enact article 50 before the new year.
We then have to go all out on planning for a complete and total withdrawal from the EU. This may be contrary to EU legislation but what are they going to do about it. We can't wait for 2 years and be bent over a barrel.
There could then be the potential for a referendum on the 3 choices, in the new year of 2019;
A complete withdrawal from the EU,
Accept the deal offered by the other member states,
Agree to get back under our stone, stop whinging and go back to being a full [submissive] member of the EU.
It is but they are the 3rd by GDP (stand to be corrected) and propped up by debt. Massive debt. People are already saying the if we fall to the 6th or 7th largest by GDP then BREXIT will be a failure. It's 2 different ways of looking at things. GDP / Debt. Then surplus / defecit. It's where you are and where you are going. Everyone is trying to trade themselves out of a mess.is this the same Japan that has the third largest economy in the world and employs many thousands of workers in the UK?
Fine by me. We are out of the EU which is a busted flush. THAT is the important thing. If it takes 40 years to sort this out, our great grandchildren may thank us for it.Hard brexit won't happen, we'll end up being in the EEA as a step out of the eu, in a full on process for leaving while getting the complete entanglement with the eu undone, which will frankly take years, it took 40 years to get in to this mess, it certainly won't take 2 to get out without massive damage
EEA interim option is like having the stabilisers on the bike through this learning stage for our government, we have lost our trading instinct - which is a consequence of EU membership. To our eternal shame. Now we correct that.Fine by me. We are out of the EU which is a busted flush. THAT is the important thing. If it takes 40 years to sort this out, our great grandchildren may thank us for it.