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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
The pound has faltered owing to the uncertainty, that is all. It will rise again post Brexit.
I am a Brexiteer but I don't want the EU to fail.But it's because I know it will, due to the sheer inefficiency and mismanagement of Le Project, it is better to be out of it when the fallout spreads.
As Mick says, our trade with the EU will continue beyond Brexit, and our opportunities in the bigger world are vast. Your pessimism doesn't change those facts. Look again.
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Canada, you say? You mean that country that just arranged that trade deal with the EU without being a member of it?
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Oh yes, probably. But at least we wouldn't be IN it - just trading with it.
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Better buy British, then, Mr K. The choice is yours. If you eat meat, of course, which you say you don't! |
There won't be a choice to buy British when we leave, Patrick Minford has already said agriculture and manufacturing will have to be sacrificed, perhaps we can go back to digging for victory