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Old 11-11-2018, 11:23   #2813
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Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Angua View Post



As i have pointed out before. The Referendum was Cameron's attempt to unite the increasingly fractured Tory party. It is clearly not having the desired result and the country is suffering as a result.
In what way, is it suffering ?

JFI: Just out in the last few days, Economy has grown by 0.6% !!! Remember the democracy abusers, who want a second referendum to stop the result of the first, said the UK would be in a recession right after a leave result.

I have been able to buy and move in to a new house, on a nice Cul-de-sac - my take home pay has increased and im in the same role, so all this bullshit about all the UK is suffering primarily because of Brexit, is utter bollocks.
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