Just a heads up when quoting someone, you type after the 'quote' code bit. Otherwise it's hard to read your post and even harder when someone quotes you!

Edited by Penge Eagle (25 Mar 2019 11.33pm)

No need to answer. You’re assuming something that may not happen, like Armageddon and an emergency budget days after the Brexit vote andcif we didn’t join the Euro. How’s that gone. What will happen is there’ll be a rebalancing of the economy and what has happened is a devaluing of an overpriced for decades £ pound and obviously good for exports and a reason I wanted Brexit. To open up new markets around the world with our newly competitive prices and no punishing tariffs because of EU membership. We cannot grow our economy any other way because the employment we’re creating in this country is a two tiered pile of sh1t and why Brexit was voted for.

COYP

Edited by Mapletree (25 Mar 2019 11.50pm)

But what will these 6 million people do if and when we do leave?
A. Revolt
B. Emigrate
C. Shrug and carry on.

Teddy,

Probably stay in London rather than leave because it’s currently going down the sh1tter, and fast, rather than gradually before.

COYP

This might add weight to your argument

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How do exports benefit you? Are you in the export business?

I agree weak currency helps exports, that's logical but also means imports are more expensive, and the price you pay at the till goes up. That's more likely to have a direct impact on your life

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