Thread: Brexit discussion
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Old 09-02-2018, 17:02   #2019
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
It would be great if instead of criticising and moaning about our hard-working civil servants you could instead more positively share your alternative calculations and your expertise in international trade with us all.
I was not criticising, I was making the point that they are not neutral, as you like to think they are. Civil servants tend to be left of centre in their politics too, so being negative comes naturally to them!

Once again, I point out that the forecasts about how we would fare after a Brexit vote have been way out, but your deference to ‘experts’ and ‘independent civil servants’ is clouding your judgement.
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