captain cab wrote:
cabby john wrote:
captain cab wrote:
is that a fair enough answer?
oh the lies folk were told
Let us not get onto the subject of "Lies"!, if you listened to the remoaners "The end was nigh".
The bottom line being is this; Do you or anyone for that matter, believe that the Nhs actually needs £350 million PER WEEK i.e. that is times 52 weeks of the year, every year,
. What you are listening to is political bitching - there is NOTHING that needs £350 mil per week to put right (save the economy/deficit). Anyone that thought that was the case, has been having numeracy lessons off of Diane Abbott.
This is not a swipe at you; To all those who are pontificating that nonsense - then they really need pulling up over it. I genuinely never for one minute thought, or believed, that our EU contribution/savings, was going to be spent on any (one) single project - how dull are these people saying that it was.
As grandad has pointed out on more than one occasion - we haven't actually left yet, at that point the remainers claims will be tested.
You are aware how much the pound has fallen in value against both the dollar and euro - its a small point but everything we buy from abroad is more expensive now - we haven't felt the effect yet in respect of oil, which is bought in dollars, but arguably we would have had more benefit if the pound had been stronger.
It is a point that has not gone unnoticed.
My take on it for what it is worth, is that it shows how much Stock Markets control world economies/governments. On that one, the City is one possible immediate casualty of Brexit, as such it is in their interest to stir up as much adverse poop as they can, via financial manipulation. Talking of manipulation, the markets scare the pound down, strangely the stock market goes up
......now that is having your cake and eating it. Imo it is going to be a roller coaster ride (in or out) re the markets, as such not a lot will change (financially) for the man/woman in the street as one problem will be replaced by another, (we are not meant to win on that score). Hopefully the reward of being out of the EU, will be a better quality of life in the form of safety/security - along with the satisfaction of knowing that we do not belong to a corrupt organisation........we can watch it fail from a distance. As a point of interest - Italy is now propping a few of its Banks up, as their banking system is hitting the rails!
How many countries have to fail, before people realise that the EU is engineering financial failures deliberately in order to own said countries?
I have looked at the EU with an open mind, trying to see the benefits of a 40 year + membership and who apart from Germany is in surplus - the answer will fit on a babies fingernail.