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 Stirlingsays  14 Jul 17 9.30pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
So there is something good about brexit after all. Do the Irish know it is the fine-paying department they are getting???? Ever wonder why they choose Ireland to invest in my lefty progressive non friend? You see Corbyn fans think they can pay everything with corporation tax and the top five percent but if they ever got into power all that money will be going out. The progressive left are the worst possible government for the working class. Don't get me wrong the Tories aren't their friends but the progressives are far worst.....they pretend to fight for them when in reality they would fcuk them up like a kipper.
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 14 Jul 17 11.34pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Ever wonder why they choose Ireland to invest in my lefty progressive non friend? You see Corbyn fans think they can pay everything with corporation tax and the top five percent but if they ever got into power all that money will be going out. The progressive left are the worst possible government for the working class. Don't get me wrong the Tories aren't their friends but the progressives are far worst.....they pretend to fight for them when in reality they would fcuk them up like a kipper.
You haven't read the manifesto have you? Be honest. You are making judgements on something you haven't read.
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| Stirlingsays 15 Jul 17 12.34am |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
You haven't read the manifesto have you? Be honest. You are making judgements on something you haven't read. I've read enough and I've listened to enough Labour spokesman. And you are far more of a Corbyn fan than I am a May one. You actually campaigned for the Labour party so your hands are stained 'progressive' red.
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| matt_himself Matataland 15 Jul 17 8.19am |
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BOAMerrell Lynch predicts the Euro will fall apart:
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europalace  Europe 15 Jul 17 8.36am |
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"Eurozone economy overtakes UK as France and Germany accelerate" "Eurozone 'booming' as investor confidence climbs to decade high" "Europe is growing faster than Brexit Britain" "Ireland set for fastest euro zone growth for fourth year in a row"
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| matt_himself Matataland 15 Jul 17 8.52am |
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Originally posted by europalace
"Eurozone economy overtakes UK as France and Germany accelerate" "Eurozone 'booming' as investor confidence climbs to decade high" "Europe is growing faster than Brexit Britain" "Ireland set for fastest euro zone growth for fourth year in a row" You do realise there is a difference between economic growth and the sustainability of the Euro?
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| europalace Europe 15 Jul 17 9.04am |
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Originally posted by matt_himself
You do realise there is a difference between economic growth and the sustainability of the Euro?
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| matt_himself Matataland 15 Jul 17 9.33am |
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Originally posted by europalace
Once again you are talking out of your backside because you don't understand economics. You are a partisan weirdo with a chip on his shoulder the size of a Routemaster. The Euro is an unbalanced monetary tool. The only manner in which to balance it is through the full political and economical integration of the Eurozone into one federal state. The Euro will crash unless this imbalance is addressed. BTW, your 'explanation' of QE was miles out of reality. Remove head from colon and embrace the World.
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 15 Jul 17 9.48am |
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Originally posted by matt_himself
Once again you are talking out of your backside because you don't understand economics. You are a partisan weirdo with a chip on his shoulder the size of a Routemaster. The Euro is an unbalanced monetary tool. The only manner in which to balance it is through the full political and economical integration of the Eurozone into one federal state. The Euro will crash unless this imbalance is addressed. BTW, your 'explanation' of QE was miles out of reality. Remove head from colon and embrace the World. What is the best explanation for qe?
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| steeleye20 Croydon 15 Jul 17 9.57am |
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Obviously the EU is a power bloc and the currency will be stronger and more stable as a result The 15% devaluation of the pound after the euro vote may have given short-term advantage but long-term disadvantage and this now seems permanent. So the dire economic forecasting of remainers has come true to some degree without a ball being bowled.
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| matt_himself Matataland 15 Jul 17 12.05pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Obviously the EU is a power bloc and the currency will be stronger and more stable as a result The 15% devaluation of the pound after the euro vote may have given short-term advantage but long-term disadvantage and this now seems permanent. So the dire economic forecasting of remainers has come true to some degree without a ball being bowled. So you don't think that the economic imbalance between Germany and the likes of Greece, forcing these countries into perpetual and unsustainable debt, whilst Germany accrues trade surplus through the usage of a cheap currency, will make the Euro weaker in the long run unless Germany makes the politically difficult decision to pay down Euro countries debts?
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| steeleye20 Croydon 15 Jul 17 12.14pm |
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Originally posted by matt_himself
So you don't think that the economic imbalance between Germany and the likes of Greece, forcing these countries into perpetual and unsustainable debt, whilst Germany accrues trade surplus through the usage of a cheap currency, will make the Euro weaker in the long run unless Germany makes the politically difficult decision to pay down Euro countries debts? My post is about the 15% devaluation in sterling that's a matter for the UK.
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