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CT man. :lol:

 

Are you seriously suggesting that temperatures aren't being taken behind closed doors, in lobbies, committee rooms, bars and our diplomats aren't blowing their entertainment budgets?

No, I've been suggesting thats what would happen since June.

 

However those temperatures are not at such an advanced level that May could possibly know what interim deal the EU and UK will enter into. (As Gloom and his FT mate suggest).

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No, I've been suggesting thats what would happen since June.

 

However those temperatures are not at such an advanced level that May could possibly know what interim deal the EU and UK will enter into. (As Gloom and his FT mate suggest).

Isn't that the point? She's prematurely announcing when article 50 is to be triggered for no gain?

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Isn't that the point? She's prematurely announcing when article 50 is to be triggered for no gain?

The whole world has been demanding to know since June. She's put them off so we could get organised. She's now said we'll be ready by the end of March.

 

She could have put it off even longer IF our EU friends had been willing to enter into meaningful pre negotiation.

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The whole world has been demanding to know since June. She's put them off so we could get organised. She's now said we'll be ready by the end of March.

 

She could have put it off even longer IF our EU friends had been willing to enter into meaningful pre negotiation.

Regardless, for me it wasn't even the most important point of the piece, which was, imo, how politics will trump economics for both sides. Which will be much worse for us than the rest of the EU. You ignored nearly all of the article.

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oh dear, CT :lol:

 

meanwhile the IMF cuts the UK economic forecast for second time since Brexit vote. the bi-assed news just keeps on trucking.

Jesus wept really hard :lol:

 

You've missed off how they've upgraded this years forecast for the UK making us the best performing economy in the G7.

 

I'm sure it just slipped your mind ;)

 

We'll just skip over there admission that their forecasts of a U.K. recession were "overly pessimistic".

 

You're definitely not biased though :lol:

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who knows more about this issue, i wonder?  

 

the ft's chief foreign affairs columnist and a former brussels correspondent for the economist, whose specialisms include the european union, or a cabbie from boldon? 

 

hmmmmm :CT:  

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Jesus wept really hard :lol:

 

You've missed off how they've upgraded this years forecast for the UK making us the best performing economy in the G7.

 

I'm sure it just slipped your mind ;)

 

We'll just skip over there admission that their forecasts of a U.K. recession were "overly pessimistic".

 

You're definitely not biased though :lol:

 

i'm bi-assed against boldon bullshit artists 

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Regardless, for me it wasn't even the most important point of the piece, which was, imo, how politics will trump economics for both sides. Which will be much worse for us than the rest of the EU. You ignored nearly all of the article.

I think I've been pretty consistent that economics will prevail all along. Nothing yet changes that view.

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who knows more about this issue, i wonder?

 

the ft's chief foreign affairs columnist and a former brussels correspondent for the economist, whose specialisms include the european union, or a cabbie from boldon?

 

hmmmmm :CT:

Just another biased remoaner putting his spin on it.

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Cleared up how you read your newspaper as well

 

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You didn't get that user name for nothing ;)

Yes, your arguments are perfectly balanced aren't they? You voted remain and now you won't hear a word against it. Even May and Hammond are warning of troubled economic times ahead because of the vote ffs

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No, we'll get free access and control our borders.

There are literally no grounds to believe this. You seriously believe all 27 member states are going to agree to the UK having it's cake and eating it, to the detriment of all said states? :lol:

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