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Originally Posted by Damien
The EU and Eurozone still have many problems but it's not quite as bad as a few years ago. There was a time when it looked as if there would be a domino effect across Southern Europe which would cause each country to drop out of the Eurozone in turn - that's less likely now.
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I beg to differ. None of the major long term problems have been solved, the can has just been kicked down the road in typical EU fashion. In the UK we've had more pressing things to occupy ourselves with in the last year or two but when the spotlight falls on the EU again their problems will be all too evident.
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Originally Posted by Mick
Trust you to paint a gloomier picture of UK economic affairs. The British economy actually advanced 0.3 percent on quarter in the three months to June 2017, I would not call that flat!
Not any sign of EU failing?
Now you are taking the piss. We have not left bloc yet, 2nd biggest contributor, the other 9 net contributors refusing to give extra, to compensate for U.K exit. Poland's tensions escalating further with EU..... Yeah everything must be a bed of roses in the EU, looking through those tinted glasses....  |
Yes it's the same when they look at Corbyn's cronies through them too.
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Originally Posted by Gavin78
Seems the EU is only interested in Money they don't appear to care if the UK leaves or not as long as they have money.
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They'd like to have both of course. They're committed to being as difficult as possible in order to dissuade other nations from trying to leave their club. How about that for respect for democracy eh? The scared witless that their grand project will fail and they'll try to trample over anyone who gets in their way. Frankly I'd far rather not be part of that sort of 'union'.