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That's not even what I said you thick fuck.

See, this proves exactly what an idiot you are. I've explained it already. The product we make and sell is highly reliant on raw materials imported into the UK. Go on the LME's website and see what currency metals are traded in. I'll give you a clue, it isn't the pound. This means that metals...

It's possible I guess. But it would certainly be a vote winner in the south if a party did return to it's claim of the North. My own opinion was that it would always be the dynamics of the population split that would cause Ireland to unite, indeed my maternal grandmother was a very black woman...

Because the Provence of Ulster had the highest concentration of Irish protestants anywhere in Ireland and as a community they swore allegiance to the crown and remained part of the UK. The catholic to protestant dynamics has been changing for decades and at some point Catholics will outnumber...

The word crash with regards to the markets means sudden and dramatic fall that's why I used them. A sudden and dramatic fall is exactly what has happened to the pound since the out vote. Like I said, read a dictionary and compare the pound across the currency market. It's crashed in the true...

Ireland has been an EU member since 1973.

2 years is neither sudden or dramatic. Go and read a dictionary and then come back and talk to me about credibility.

A crash is a sudden and dramatic fall. Try looking it up in a dictionary if you don't want to believe me. It certainly isn't a gradual fall over a period of two years like you're trying to claim. So yes, compared to you I'm an expert. As for you claiming that we're not in a recession. A...

Ireland joined the Euro the best part of two decades ago.

If being able to see what's right in front of your face makes you an expert then yes I must be an expert. The graphs for every currency around the world are identical. It's as simple as that. You can bury your head in the sand as much as you like but the fact is that it it was one or two you...

Why do people keep insisting that the pound isn't collapsing when it clearly has and also hasn't shown any real signs of recovery. Don't take my word for it. Follow this link and look for yourself. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business/market_data/currency/default.stm Click on any of the...

If we're going for an English manager I'd like to see Eddie Howe given a go myself. Young, fresh thinking and knows how to get a team to achieve it's goal.

How do yo know it's a short term problem? This is an unprecedented set of events. It's never happened before. Recovery also takes a lot longer to happen than the crash. Even if the pound is back to where it was pre brexit in a few weeks, months, whatever the ripples will be felt long after same...

So there's no gain for exports then is there. Like I'm trying to point out. The big problem is that imports are going to get more expensive and the British manufacturing industry relies heavily on the import of raw materials. If raw materials go up yes fine we can put our prices up but we have...

Finance department? I don't work for jaguar cars I work for a small scale family run manufacturer who's main business is design and manufacture of electrical solutions for the power generation and oil and gas industry. With the exception of a handful of small basic units everything we make is...

Our production costs are going up because raw material costs are going up due to the extra cost of importing raw materials. Keeping up so far? This means our pounds sterling sale price has to go up to cover rising costs. Still keeping up? Therefore any assumed benefit of being a UK manufacturer...

Keep telling yourself that. I tried explaining yesterday that I work for a company that manufacture's and exports outside of the EU and we're going to have put prices up because the cost of raw materials that have to come from outside of the UK is going up because the pound has lost so much...

People get into Gold when all else is failing as it's a safe bet. It's not a good sign.

It's not me who goes back 31 years it's the article I've linked. Try reading it. It clearly points out that last time the pound was this low against the dollar it was because the dollar was strong not that the pound was weak. The complete opposite and what many are in denial about is that right...

They've been to the SISU school of economics?