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Old 11-12-2016, 00:54   #3113
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by Kursk View Post
Politicians will be aware that their accountability will increase as a consequence of our regained sovereingty. It's up to us to keep them in line .
Will you now step up and keep our politicians in line alongside Gina Miller, Deir Dos Santos, Grahame Pigney? Or will you be happy to look the other way and hand our politicians a blank cheque to do as they wish with regard to our future relationship with the EU?

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Originally Posted by Kursk View Post
I quoted your latest post as a means to engage you: the theme of your posting is of Brexit being wholly negative and, with respect, that is self-defeating given the inevitability of our EU departure.

Sorry, I was a little rude .
No worries. My main point was correcting the perception that the City has 4.5 years to adapt. It doesn't. That's a factual statement, nothing to do with Brexit being positive or negative.
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