Thread: Brexit discussion
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Old 30-04-2018, 00:25   #2587
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by RizzyKing View Post
Oh for gods sake Andrew it isn't a whimsical theory the German's just got a report on the impact of brexit on the German economy and it made sobering reading other nations will be getting their reports in the coming few months. This complete blind defence you make of the EU flies in the face of what's actually going on and how things are changing. I've never said we're going to get a fantastic deal but we will get one that we can live with and that will benefit both sides.
Talking our hardworking British civil servants down again Rizzy like people talked the British motor industry down I see.
So, analysis from British civil servants must be wrong but analysis from the Germans must be right?
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