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Old 04-07-2022, 20:03   #4210
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Re: Britain outside the EU
This looks like Project Fear on steroids! Fortunately for my heart it's paywalled.
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We are on track for a currency crisis – and bankruptcy

Our leaders fail to grasp that taking back control also means taking back responsibility

Britain's current account deficit is easily the biggest such deficit ever.

Jeepers! We may be all tightening our belts in response to the cost of living squeeze, but as a nation, we are still spending far more than we are earning.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business...is-bankruptcy/

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
As I've consistently said, freedom from rules made in Brussels, usually to suit the French, with wheezes like the WTD being perpetrated to combat the UK veto - that's what's important. The GDP dip will be recovered - that's what business does.

So it's not about "which rules we should stop following". It's about sovereignty and the freedom to choose the rules to which we will be bound.
Not sure employing lots of bureaucrats to certify your EU exports, therefore making them less competitive, ticks the box on reducing the GDP decline. I prescribe more Jeremy Warner.
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