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The Consequences of Brexit [part 4]


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I would have been embarrassed to write what you did, but there again I am proud of the Country of my birth.

 

Angel1

why? something that was an accident? something out of your control, why be proud of something you cant change, alter, or even made happen. Would you be so proud if you was born in say Nigeria?

 

It just happened

 

Patriotism is a disease, it infests people, it breeds hate.

 

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It's hard to see how the world's 5th biggest trading nation in the world and the centre of global finance is inward looking anda bit rubbish. What a strange description.

and its not me trying to destroy all of this cos of some weird inbred notion built on lies :roll:

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What I am familiar with is negotiations.

 

Well, you are now, because you are completely wrong about Galileo with relation to IP :hihi:

 

The UK's negotiating position in that regard is very very weak to none-existant.

 

I'm not interested in or swayed by is Project Fear.

 

You're obsessed with Project Fear, you can't mention it enough as per your recent posts :loopy:

 

It's all you have left.

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You're obsessed with Project Fear, you can't mention it enough as per your recent posts :loopy:

 

It's all you have left.

its all he had, its all they all had, strange since the whole brexit thing came about because of project fear on the right :roll:

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EXACTLY hes been doing it for decades, socially engineering people towards a fear of immigrants, immigration and piling it all on the EU, yet suddenly, a few people get worries about what "could" happen when we leave the EU as nobody actually knows, surely ALL eventualities should be thought of, that is jumped upon as project fear :roll:

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Project Fear?
Has been slowly and steadily turning into reality since June 2016. But it has yet to gain significant momentum, because May & her government have been mushrooming the world about Brexit for all they’re worth. Which has proven good-ish for the U.K., as that has insulated it from more immediate and wider-reaching consequences to a good extent (much like the government’s “austerity” policies since 2010 -which weren’t really that austere, and more of a slow-going divestment- have smoothed the worst of the 2008 GFC consequences over).

 

The problem of course, is that whilst there was no clock on the handling of the 2008 GFC (bar perhaps the next GE), there is one to Brexit, and that clock is now fast running out.

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Project Fear was demonstrably wrong in 2016 and it's still wrong in 2018.

 

Who's going to provide some evidence to the contrary?

 

Anyone?

 

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Well, you are now, because you are completely wrong about Galileo with relation to IP :hihi:

 

The UK's negotiating position in that regard is very very weak to none-existant.

 

You don't even know what's being negotiated. You cant possibly make such an assertion.

 

Do you even know what the Gallileo issue is or what the consequences are?

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Project Fear was demonstrably wrong in 2016 and it's still wrong in 2018.

 

Who's going to provide some evidence to the contrary?

 

Anyone?

 

We're still waiting for your "Galileo won't work without UK IP" evidence? :hihi:

 

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You don't even know what's being negotiated. You cant possibly make such an assertion.

 

No doubt you'll be able to enlighten us?

 

Do you even know what the Gallileo issue is or what the consequences are?

 

Yes, more so than you, seemingly :hihi:

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