Thread: Britain outside the EU
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Old 27-10-2023, 19:34   #5576
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
The sleight of hand that is record high levels of inflation. Come back and tell us what year has - in real terms - the highest levels of exports and what year (in the future) we expect to achieve that again.



Can you name a single law, sector and expected impact on GDP?
The depths you plunge to in an effort to deny the truths you don’t like are breathtaking, jfman. Even if your ridiculous assertion that the £834bn was only due to inflation was correct (which it isn’t) it is still evidence that our economy is not worsening following Brexit. And we’ve already discussed how bureaucratic EU laws are a drag on businesses, so if you don’t mind, I’m not going to enter into another one of your repetitive and circular arguments/wind-ups.

It seems to me that you want this country to fail and don’t appreciate anything that seems to indicate we are going in the right direction. Well, I think you should be prepared to be disappointed.
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