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vexed87
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Re: Brexit

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No it's more about abandoning the paradigm of growth at any cost, social, economic or environmental. EU in its present form is part of the problem, and not the solution.

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Bankai
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Re: Brexit

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Have anyone started prepping yet?

What about stockpiling food?

And currency hedging? Chances are £ will nose-dive (and the stock market will go up as a result) if no deal.

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jennypenny
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Re: Brexit

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For those who haven't seen it yet (it's short but funny): Burger King Brexit

chenda
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Re: Brexit

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@Bankai - yes I started to build up surplus before the last Brexit day(s!) although I've slacken off after the 6 month extension.

The bottom line is the we can't Brexit and the whole project has collapsed under the weight of its own contradictions and delusions.

Jason

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I know very little about Brexit except that I bought the initial stock market dip as I figured Downton Abbey would have a greater impact on the world economy than England leaving the European Union and the most intelligent English person I ever met who happened to be the most intelligent person I ever met period was pro-Brexit. But damn, what a cluster. I can only imagine the permutations of "Brexit May or May Not Happen" headlines the country has had to suffer through.

radamfi
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Re: Brexit

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Jason wrote:
Fri May 24, 2019 8:20 am
England leaving the European Union
Does that mean Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland aren't leaving the EU?

Jason

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Post by Jason »

I really don't want to address this because I know so little, but in the initial vote, Wales voted to leave but Scotland, NI to stay. The biggest consensus was Scotland wanting to stay. But I have so little understanding of this, you would need to verify. It's interesting but I haven't had the time to fully grasp. And now that Theresa May has resigned, I have no idea where its headed. There seem to be some English people here.

tonyedgecombe
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Re: Brexit

Post by tonyedgecombe »

radamfi wrote:
Mon May 27, 2019 4:08 pm
Does that mean Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland aren't leaving the EU?
No, it doesn’t mean that. At the moment the UK as a whole is leaving the EU later in the year. Although it’s likely that will be extended again once we have a new Prime minister.

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