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2nd October 2016 #1
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Brexit: PM to trigger Article 50 by end of March
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2nd October 2016 #2
I watch the Andrew Marr show and was watching Theresa May and she does come across as a nice person, i do hope she can bring this country back to being a great country again.
March well that may just come in nice for all our plans , i wonder where we all shall be by then, Richer, Wiser, or more Skint and wishing we was back in the arms of Europe
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2nd October 2016 #3
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I wonder if all those 'economic experts' of doom and gloom who forecasted immediate disaster are still employed
Wasn't Christine Lagarde one of those ?
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2nd October 2016 #4
Indeed she was one of many, some had concerns for our well beings , but i am sure there was many who was just in fear of losing there many hundreds of thousands in salary,
Like anything at first it all sounds so wonderful a common free market for all to use, and yes it still does sound nice , but to be in it you have to pay, do as you told, take people who you dont want, change your laws to there laws, infact you have to give up your own freedom and sovereignty .
Dont sound good anymore does it
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2nd October 2016 #5
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I just get irritated by all the idiots demanding to know when the government are going to detail all their plans for 'Brexit', like YESTERDAY... as if the government are holding back, being inept, etc.
Like kids in a car ... "Are we there yet?" "Are we there yet?" "Are we.... ?"
It's going to take time. Shutup and let them get on with it !!!
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3rd October 2016 #6
Are we there yet??
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Could have done without the new Chancellor causing the pound to weaken AGAIN.
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3rd October 2016 #9
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3rd October 2016 #10
Personally ... ... I believe Theresa May is going about things in the right manner - and just wish to God that that bumptuous wee upstart, Nicola Sturgeon, would keep her neb out of the transition process!
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4th October 2016 #11
... now it's emerged that Scotland's Brexit Minister, Mike Russell, has suggested Holyrood could, conceivably, mount a challenge to Westminster's 'Repeal Bill', on constitutional grounds.
According to Russell, legislation to transpose all EU law applicable to the UK into domestic law, would also require Scottish Parliamentary consent!
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4th October 2016 #13
What annoy's me is the banks and brokers will make millions out of this.
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5th October 2016 #14
... then why the hell are *banks sending out letters to their customers, notifying them of plummeting interest rates on savings if *they're gonna make a profit?
Hardly fair, and to coin a phrase ... none of it adds up [literally]
as far as ordinary savers are concerned.
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5th October 2016 #15
No interest on savings or very little for our generation now.
It's a new way of banking, they will only offer interest on fixed amounts say upto £2000 and for a year only.
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