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Old 08-02-2018, 17:54   #2005
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
This is independent analysis produced by a pro-Brexit government. You would need to be smoking an unusual brand of ciogarette to think it's Project Fear! It's Project Reality!
No, it's not reality. This is yet another flawed forecast that factors in all the negatives and simply fails to take account of the new opportunities.

Just as a vote to leave the EU did not lead to the near disaster as predicted by the remainers, so the real deal at the end of all this will produce more benefits than setbacks.

There may be some wobbles between now and then, but that's just because the markets don't like uncertainty. It will pass.

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
If our hardworking civil servants are disparaged for their independent analysis and everyone in the UK who publishes an impact assessment is deemed a lying, treacherous remoaner, what chance do you stand with your facts?
Did you notice that you used 'civil servants' and 'independent analysis' in the same sentence?
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