US interest rates about to go up?Seems to be hell of a correction on stock prices going on ?!
All ready to bite those who have debts they can't afford to service.Seems to be hell of a correction on stock prices going on ?!
All ready to bite those who have debts they can't afford to service.
I think the longest line of predictions has been from the remainers, based upon speculation by themselves or other 'experts'.It's another long line of predictions that haven't come to fruition. The EU and the coalition will eventually compromise. The 5Star's record when in power is not good and there's a lot of worried people over there about the impact they'll have on the country long-term.
Yeah...come G...any hint of racist langauge (by non-racists) is punishable by death! On the other hand anti-semitism seems only worthy of mild verbal admonishment.You’re the one who said that they only existed in someone’s head. Don’t know why you’re making it about me. You’re the one who seems unaware of what some Tories have said, some high profile ones to boot. Is that the same as saying that the Tory party is “riddled with Nazis”? Clearly not regardless of your poor attempt to put those words into my mouth. However when comparing a statement that they only exist in someone’s head to riddled with Nazis the latter clearly would be the most accurate, even though it’s not accurate at all. That’s a good measurement of how wrong you are.
Yeah...come G...any hint of racist langauge (by non-racists) is punishable by death! On the other hand anti-semitism seems only worthy of mild verbal admonishment.
Oh & leave poor Tony alone - it's not about him. I sense you are making his bottom lip wobble...& that can't be right!
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I think the longest line of predictions has been from the remainers, based upon speculation by themselves or other 'experts'.
And yet despite the scaremongering..."Exclusive: UK to remain BlackRock's EMEA headquarters after Brexit - memo" - Exclusive - UK to remain BlackRock's EMEA headquarters after Brexit - memo | Reuters
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But they are also keeping their options open.I think the longest line of predictions has been from the remainers, based upon speculation by themselves or other 'experts'.
And yet despite the scaremongering..."Exclusive: UK to remain BlackRock's EMEA headquarters after Brexit - memo" - Exclusive - UK to remain BlackRock's EMEA headquarters after Brexit - memo | Reuters
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It is all about potential good news and potential bad news.I'm not sure if you're being serious or not.
Yes, this is good news, but you've totally dismissed the warnings from the likes of JLR, Nissan, Honda etc. Do you think this negates their concerns? Seriously?
It is all about potential good news and potential bad news.
I still don't think it will be as good as it could be or as bad as it could get. The EU is fragile. They need our trading market. Even the strongest market Germany would hurt if they continued with their threats. The main point is what do we have to offer or give away for the right deal?
It will be solved when all sides want it solved. Nothing is unsolvable.there's only really one thing holding it all up now and that's the Irish border and I don't think anyone has any wiggle room.
It will be solved when all sides want it solved. Nothing is unsolvable.
Once we know the trade deal we can look at the remaining problems and solve them 1 at a time. But a border inside Ireland is a no whatever.
we can't start looking at a trade deal until the Irish border question is resolved, that was the agreed framework for negotiations.
No way May can propose a border in the Irish sea, the EU can't have a border between the Republic and the rest of the EU and there can't be a border between the north and south without contravening the GFA.
The only other option is staying in the customs union, May might get away with that if enough Labour MPs supported the proposal but I think the tories would probably get shot of her before they had chance.
A border will not contravene the GF agreement
any alteration to the border, I forget the actual term they use, additional construction, that's not it but something along those lines.
You cite words...I cite actions.I'm not sure if you're being serious or not.
Yes, this is good news, but you've totally dismissed the warnings from the likes of JLR, Nissan, Honda etc. Do you think this negates their concerns? Seriously?
No it won’t
You cite words...I cite actions.
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No it won’t
Based on what?
The actual wording of the agreement
Which is?
What do you mean. Read it and it’s apparent what the option is.
I'm not sure if you're being serious or not.
Yes, this is good news, but you've totally dismissed the warnings from the likes of JLR, Nissan, Honda etc. Do you think this negates their concerns? Seriously?
The car companies are having to have rethinks and make strategic decisions more based on Diesel engines and new legislation than Brexit at the moment, although I agree of course they need smooth supply lines and fair trading agreements too going forward.you think companies haven't moved because of Brexit?
You think BMW pulling forward their shut downs isn't anything to do with Brexit?
You think they haven't put the brakes on investment, of course they have?
Lets face it, you won't admit anything negative about Brexit whereas I can acknowledge positives when they're presented like the link you provided.
Which is?
A border will not contravene the GF agreement
Tony I explained this on this thread to Mart. He went predictably silent other than muttering something about the “spirit of the agreement”
If you want the answer ask your friend. I am not posting the relevant sections within the act again.
The news just gets bettter and better...
Angela Merkel prepares for second electoral disaster in Hesse
Germany’s ruling parties are bracing for a second electoral disaster within a fortnight as polls for Sunday’s regional election in Hesse suggest that voters will punish Angela Merkel’s shaky coalition government.
Sunday’s vote could plunge Germany’s grand coalition into a fresh crisis, with polls showing a nosedive in support for both Merkel’s Christian Democrats (CDU) and coalition partner Social Democrats (SPD), reflecting a nationwide trend.
Both parties are trying to play down the significance of the regional election, which comes just two weeks after a catastrophic poll in Bavaria widely blamed on the failings of the Berlin government.
Home to Germany’s financial centre, Frankfurt am Main, Hesse is a former swing state long seen as a bellwether for national politics. For the past 20 years it has been ruled by various CDU-led coalitions. But now polls have the CDU plummeting to 26%, a drop of 12 points since 2013.
The result would spell an end to the state’s current CDU-Green coalition and possibly topple the CDU state premier and close Merkel ally, Volker Bouffier.
The news just gets bettter and better...
Angela Merkel prepares for second electoral disaster in Hesse
Germany’s ruling parties are bracing for a second electoral disaster within a fortnight as polls for Sunday’s regional election in Hesse suggest that voters will punish Angela Merkel’s shaky coalition government.
Sunday’s vote could plunge Germany’s grand coalition into a fresh crisis, with polls showing a nosedive in support for both Merkel’s Christian Democrats (CDU) and coalition partner Social Democrats (SPD), reflecting a nationwide trend.
Both parties are trying to play down the significance of the regional election, which comes just two weeks after a catastrophic poll in Bavaria widely blamed on the failings of the Berlin government.
Home to Germany’s financial centre, Frankfurt am Main, Hesse is a former swing state long seen as a bellwether for national politics. For the past 20 years it has been ruled by various CDU-led coalitions. But now polls have the CDU plummeting to 26%, a drop of 12 points since 2013.
The result would spell an end to the state’s current CDU-Green coalition and possibly topple the CDU state premier and close Merkel ally, Volker Bouffier.
No. You haven’t linked anything to support your and Rees Mogg‘s interpretation. The framework of the GFA is that there is no border. With a border the rest is nonsense. E.g. if you feel you are Irish, you lose that feeling if you come to a border. You are guaranteed to feel Irish, British or British Irish. Start putting a border with physical checkpoints and there is the end of the agreement.
The car companies are having to have rethinks and make strategic decisions more based on Diesel engines and new legislation than Brexit at the moment, although I agree of course they need smooth supply lines and fair trading agreements too going forward.
Agreed timeframe?we can't start looking at a trade deal until the Irish border question is resolved, that was the agreed framework for negotiations.
No way May can propose a border in the Irish sea, the EU can't have a border between the Republic and the rest of the EU and there can't be a border between the north and south without contravening the GFA.
The only other option is staying in the customs union, May might get away with that if enough Labour MPs supported the proposal but I think the tories would probably get shot of her before they had chance.
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