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[Thomas]

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Read what i wrote smurf , not what you think i wrote and stop trolling threads.

(I am NOT trolling.)
I do (sometimes) read what you write, but it is usually ill informed prejudiced  bollocks, with nothing to back it up.

You told me and others on this forum you had me on ignore.

Now you tell me you sometimes read my posts? which is it smurf?

If anyone talks bollocks on this forum its you.

[Borg Refinery]

you lost the economic argument regarding brexit a long time ago

Ok, then you can prove that Brexit would be a net economic plus for England.

I'll await this one with anticipation.

You misunderstood what i wrote ( not for the first time).

I dont have to prove anything , you lost the referendum in 2016 , lost the GE in 2017 , lost the euro elections in 2019 , and lost the GE again in 2019.

We are leaving   , hard brexit by the looks of it , in 17 weeks and it looks to me your fellow countrymen arent listening to a thing you say. Its almost like the boy who cried wolf syndrome.

No matter what you say  , you have lost the argument , and are merely now coming across as whimpering at the bitter end.

You carry on though dyno if it makes you feel better.

17 weeks to go till hard brexit!

Nah, you misunderstand.

'we' (you are also a Remainer) lost no economic argument; we were proven right. Brexiters decided 'freedom' was more important than economic plusses. Just ask Baff, ask most Brexiters and they will tell you that.

So no, you are 100% wrong.. as usual.

[papasmurf]

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Read what i wrote smurf , not what you think i wrote and stop trolling threads.

(I am NOT trolling.)
I do (sometimes) read what you write, but it is usually ill informed prejudiced  bollocks, with nothing to back it up.

[Thomas]

have you nothing better to do than troll threads with empty one liners ?

It is NOT a troll, if you can find any credible link to Britain being better off after Brexit the best of luck.
You may believe in Unicorns, I don't.

Using the quote tags , please quote me where i have said "britian" ( no such a country) will be better off after brexit?

Read what i wrote smurf , not what you think i wrote and stop trolling threads.

[papasmurf]

have you nothing better to do than troll threads with empty one liners ?

It is NOT a troll, if you can find any credible link to Britain being better off after Brexit the best of luck.
You may believe in Unicorns, I don't.

[Thomas]

you lost the economic argument regarding brexit a long time ago

Ok, then you can prove that Brexit would be a net economic plus for England.

I'll await this one with anticipation.

You misunderstood what i wrote ( not for the first time).

I dont have to prove anything , you lost the referendum in 2016 , lost the GE in 2017 , lost the euro elections in 2019 , and lost the GE again in 2019.

We are leaving   , hard brexit by the looks of it , in 17 weeks and it looks to me your fellow countrymen arent listening to a thing you say. Its almost like the boy who cried wolf syndrome.

No matter what you say  , you have lost the argument , and are merely now coming across as whimpering at the bitter end.

You carry on though dyno if it makes you feel better.

17 weeks to go till hard brexit!

[Thomas]

Ok, then you can prove that Brexit would be a net economic plus for England.

I'll await this one with anticipation.

I suspect you will be waiting a long time.

have you nothing better to do than troll threads with empty one liners ?

[papasmurf]

Ok, then you can prove that Brexit would be a net economic plus for England.

I'll await this one with anticipation.

I suspect you will be waiting a long time.

[Borg Refinery]

you lost the economic argument regarding brexit a long time ago

Ok, then you can prove that Brexit would be a net economic plus for England.

I'll await this one with anticipation.

[Thomas]

LOL! The UK's share would've amounted to just £300million paid in.

Ok, now that is laughable, I'm sorry but come on, really.

I think if you dont mind me saying dyno , you lost the economic argument regarding brexit a long time ago , and to carry it on is a pointles political excercise with absolutely no mileage in it at all.

To paraphrase churchill......."the trouble with the english is that they just dont want to be european".

[Borg Refinery]

LOL! The UK's share would've amounted to just £300million paid in.

Ok, now that is laughable, I'm sorry but come on, really.

[Borg Refinery]

We already know the UK will be better off outside the EU.
6 months after we have left and history has already shown us that.

I didn't think we would be able to clearly tell.
How wrong I was.

We just dodged bailing out the EU for Covid.

A bill estimated to be 2,500 times as much as the EU's provisions from Brexit bailouts.
Our share of that alone, has just made leaving the EU the single smartest economic decision in the history of the world.

Um... and did you do detailed accounting for how we would have better pooled resources (we were denied access to certain EU resourced) and shared useful info of all kinds if we had been in closer cooperation?

Did you compare it to if we had a better response and thus might not be facing the worst recession since the 1700's, comparing likely GDP growth trends under different scenarios? Not to mention the added -growth we will experience after no deal and a posdible second wave on top of current figures?

Not to be overwhelming but you did make an extraordinary claim - "ever in the history of the world". And I am baffed, bruv.

[papasmurf]

When your are feeling open minded, look up the share of the EU's covid bill that the UK would have been asked to pay.
Or stay blind.

Why would ANY of the EUs Covid-Bill  be a liability of Britain.  (A detailed and referenced explanation please, not the usually fear of the EU based nonsence.)

[Baff]

Really?  I have yet to seen any credible evidence for that.

When your are feeling open minded, look up the share of the EU's covid bill that the UK would have been asked to pay.
Or stay blind.

I expect the later.

[papasmurf]

You would not understand it anyway. Just take Baff's word for it.

I suspect it is Baff who does not understand.  The scenarios post Brexit vary from slightly worse off, to get yourself a begging bowl and a dog on a string.

https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/businessreview/2019/11/30/brexit-will-leave-the-uk-worse-off-economically-in-all-scenarios/