Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

let's open the bets

1. Resign
2. GE
3. Deal Approved

Me: None of the above

Hope she resigns but can't see it, doubt any Tories or the DUP will vote against her in a confidence vote so no general election. 0 chance of her winning the vote tonight. Deluded Doris will no doubt have some more pointless talks with Merkel and the granny grabber where nothing will change, but she will come back and put her vote to parliament again which again will be defeated then fuk knows what will happen.

Originally Posted by foobar

It could be your terrible English or your lack of understanding, but your reply make no sense. Currency markets include the Euro and the Pound. Currency markets are not outside anything.

You wrongly claimed the EU was on the verge of a deep recession and that Germany was technically in a recession now.

The currency exchange rate of a country is very much like the share price of a country. It is the best indicator of the economic health of that country.

Let's see if the graph( showing the pound plunging against the euro since Brexit reared it's ugly head ) make more sense to you now.

As you can see if anybody is heading for recession it's the UK:

You really are too fucking dumb for words, some of this was explained to you before and you are still failing to show that you have even a basic understanding.

I'm smart enough to know the arse has been ripped out the pound since Brexit came to town, while the euro has been largely unscathed.

Brexit hasn't even happened yet and the pound has been damaged way beyond anything that happened during the 2008 financial crisis, including the worst £/$ exchange rate in more than 30 years.

I'm also smart enough to know a hard brexit will end the pound, even at today's rates the cost of living will rocket, except the pound will be fucked and as the UK imports nearly everything, we can expect a kind of super inflation as a result. ...but, don't worry, by that time the great hero of the Brexiteers..Boris Johnson will be at the helm to guide the UK through those economic mega storms in uncharted waters.

DUP confirms to vote against Brexit deal and 'toxic' backstop

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-br...P90Y9?rpc=401&

Here's your handy cut out and keep guide to the Sky falling in (or not).

Originally Posted by foobar

I'm smart enough to know the arse has been ripped out the pound since Brexit came to town, while the euro has been largely unscathed.

Brexit hasn't even happened yet and the pound has been damaged way beyond anything that happened during the 2008 financial crisis, including the worst £/$ exchange rate in more than 30 years.

I'm also smart enough to know a hard brexit will end the pound, even at today's rates the cost of living will rocket, except the pound will be fucked and as the UK imports nearly everything, we can expect a kind of super inflation as a result. ...but, don't worry, by that time the great hero of the Brexiteers..Boris Johnson will be at the helm to guide the UK through those economic mega storms in uncharted waters.

I will keep it simple for you knowing you are thick as fuk and can't even grasp the basics. How much has the pound fallen since the referendum and what is the current inflation rate or use the average rate over last 2 years if you prefer? Now can you see how fucking dumb you are?

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

what's with the Hotel California thing? have you lost completely any sense of reality?

Lyrics dumbo, lyrics.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

How much has the pound fallen since the referendum?

Would you like me to post the graph showing how much the pound has fallen since the referendum ...for a 3rd time?

Or, do you need me to explain how a graph works?

Good speech from Geoffrey Cox. He could swing a few votes with that.

Originally Posted by foobar

Would you like me to post the graph showing how much the pound has fallen since the referendum ...for a 3rd time?

Or, do you need me to explain how a graph works?

You really are a full on fucking retard. You stated a falling £ will lead to super inflation and the cost of living will rocket. What % has the £ fallen by since the referendum and what has the rate of inflation been since the referendum? Answer those 2 simple questions and you will see how fucking dumb you are.

Originally Posted by Troy

Good speech from Geoffrey Cox. He could swing a few votes with that.

Need knighthoods or elevation to the privy council to swing votes these days, speeches just don't cut it.

The great thing about this thread is that it reveals the utter stupidity and buffonery of the average Brexiteer.

Case in point is Bumboy insisting the pound hasn't been damaged by Brexit and confusing himself over past and future tense as used in the English language.

Originally Posted by foobar

The great thing about this thread is that it reveals the utter stupidity and buffonery of the average Brexiteer.

Case in point is Bumboy insisting the pound hasn't been damaged by Brexit and confusing himself over past and future tense as used in the English language.

FFS, i didn't think it was possible yet you get even more retarded. Nowhere have I said the £ hasn't fallen you imbecile, of course it has fallen and I'm still waiting for you to tell me by how much and then tell me by how much inflation has risen over the same period. Then you will see what a totally fucking retarded mong you are with your clueless claims about rampant inflation and sky rocketing cost of living.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

FFS, i didn't think it was possible yet you get even more retarded. Nowhere have I said the £ hasn't fallen you imbecile, of course it has fallen and I'm still waiting for you to tell me by how much...

The graph has been posted at least 3 times already, even once by you ....do you need help reading the graph or?

Originally Posted by buriramboy

and then tell me by how much inflation has risen over the same period. Then you will see what a totally fucking retarded mong you are with your clueless claims about rampant inflation and sky rocketing cost of living.

Can you quote me talking about inflation and cost of living in the past or even in the present tense?

Why would the UK have import inflation while still part of the EU?

Originally Posted by foobar

I'm smart enough to know the arse has been ripped out the pound since Brexit came to town, while the euro has been largely unscathed.

Brexit hasn't even happened yet and the pound has been damaged way beyond anything that happened during the 2008 financial crisis, including the worst £/$ exchange rate in more than 30 years.

I'm also smart enough to know a hard brexit will end the pound, even at today's rates the cost of living will rocket, except the pound will be fucked and as the UK imports nearly everything, we can expect a kind of super inflation as a result. ...but, don't worry, by that time the great hero of the Brexiteers..Boris Johnson will be at the helm to guide the UK through those economic mega storms in uncharted waters.

FFS read your last paragraph here you fucking weapon.

I'm obviously referring to what will happen as in future tense( as any asylum seeker to rock up in dinghy with only a handful of English lessons under his belt will tell you ).

See bold:

I'm also smart enough to know a hard brexit will end the pound, even at today's rates the cost of living will rocket, except the pound will be fucked and as the UK imports nearly everything, we can expect a kind of super inflation as a result. ...but, don't worry, by that time the great hero of the Brexiteers..Boris Johnson will be at the helm to guide the UK through those economic mega storms in uncharted waters.

...while you're ranting like an imbecile about inflation rates from the past?

At today's rates the cost of living will rocket. Did your retarded self actually read that back before pushing reply? I really don't know why I even bother with you.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

At today's rates the cost of living will rocket.

Correct, ...the devaluation of the UK economy following a hard Brexit will occur as a result of 2 forces:

1) The dwindling value of the pound.
2) The new higher prices for EU imports.

Following a hard brexit, even at current pound rate, the cost of living will rocket due to the fact we import half our food, most of that imported food is from the EU, but there was no deal or concessions agreed to or divorce agreement paid ...that imported food will now logically be at inflated prices.

You can forget ideas of any kind of US vs China trade war type stand off between the EU and the UK, the EU has all the muscle while the UK has no leverage as displayed in the brexit negs.

That is just for eu food imports, it's doesn't include all the other EU imports the UK replies on.

Now we add in the fact that post-hard-Brexit the pound will be very weak against all other currencies, including the Euro, so the UK will be paying these inflated eu import prices with a weak pound, which will manifest itself to the person in the street as a kind of debilitating super inflation.

You clearly don't realise how much the £ has fallen since the referendum and how little inflation has risen as if you did you would realise what a load of shite you just typed proving yet again you are a full on retard.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

you are free to fuck off from this thread or put me on ignore. Smeg is waiting for you on NTD, you silly mole

Never, but can't you at least come up with a different tune or is the lack of originality an Algerian- Belgian genetic flaw. I'll go out on a limb here and bet Smeg has told you much the same when you tried yourself out on NTD, hard to live that down i should imagine.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Never, but can't you at least come up with a different tune or is the lack of originality an Algerian- Belgian genetic flaw. I'll go out on a limb here and bet Smeg has told you much the same when you tried yourself out on NTD, hard to live that down i should imagine.

I have to admit that Chass as being old and demented is not inspiring much

are you still sharing this moniker with Smeg and the other NTD members?

speaking of repetitive loons, is Smeg still at it over TD on NTD?

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

I have to admit that Chass as being old and demented is not inspiring much

are you still sharing this moniker with Smeg and the other NTD members?

speaking of repetitive loons, is Smeg still at it over TD on NTD?

No idea, never been on it, the rest i cannot answer as i cannot unpick the words.

An excellent retort to Cox's speech from Dominic Grieve.

I see many are too busy bickering to listen to the debate. Minds made up already? Latest estimate is 113 Tory rebels and defeat of 80-100.

Ken Clarke is backing agreement on basis it was all well known and harmless to future trade deals.

Originally Posted by Troy

An excellent retort to Cox's speech from Dominic Grieve. I see many are too busy bickering to listen to the debate. Minds made up already? Latest estimate is 113 Tory rebels and defeat of 80-100. Ken Clarke is backing agreement on basis it was all well known and harmless to future trade deals.

Been following it on BBC parliament; nothing new just the same arguments - its not a debate at all but merely an opportunity for individual MPs to go on parliamentary record as to the reason why they voted the way they did - a waste of time and one last opportunity for farcical parties like the SNP to tell everyone they had the solution all along but no one listened - bollocks.