Politics

[miamiwhite]

Just now, birch-chorley said:

Besides, your a hardline Brexiteer, you should be confident that a no deal scenario will see our GDP shoot up next year when we finally go onto WTO terms 

What does it matter to you if the Treasury meant immediately after the vote or immediately after leaving the EU 

Either way you believe they will be wrong surely 

So then, you've admitted you left the particular quote out ?

No wonder NiC always drubs you on links 😆 

[miamiwhite]

2 minutes ago, birch-chorley said:

Besides, your a hardline Brexiteer, you should be confident that a no deal scenario will see our GDP shoot up next year when we finally go onto WTO terms 

What does it matter to you if the Treasury meant immediately after the vote or immediately after leaving the EU 

Either way you believe they will be wrong surely 

The report clearly shows immediately after the vote, and once we have left the EU.

Stop being selective and pissy arsed 😉 

[birch-chorley]

1 minute ago, miamiwhite said:

So then, you've admitted you left the particular quote out ?

No wonder NiC always drubs you on links 😆 

Assume your meaning this quote...

 he said a Leave vote would cause an "immediate and profound" economic shock, with growth between 3% and 6% lower.
 

If you read the following paragraphs then it’s clear that -3% is based on a deal, -6% based on WTO. They make that absolutely clear 

Neither projection was based on 4 and a half years of tariff free trade, free movement and absolutely nothing changing at all with our relationship with the EU 

Let’s assume we do go WTO, do you think that will make our economy better or worse in the next couple of years? 

 

[miamiwhite]

Has Birch gone ?🤔 🏳

[miamiwhite]

1 minute ago, birch-chorley said:

Assume your meaning this quote...

 he said a Leave vote would cause an "immediate and profound" economic shock, with growth between 3% and 6% lower.
 

If you read the following paragraphs then it’s clear that -3% is based on a deal, -6% based on WTO. They make that absolutely clear 

Neither projection was based on 4 and a half years of tariff free trade, free movement and absolutely nothing changing at all with our relationship with the EU 

Let’s assume we do go WTO, do you think that will make our economy better or worse in the next couple of years? 

 

Two totally different scenarios and you know they are.

The opening paragraph is solely on immediately after the Leave vote, no matter how much you want to try and dress it up to save face.

It is quite a few paragraphs down the article where the quotes come regarding ONCE WE HAVE LEFT THE EU. 

Apologies for spelling it out. No wonder NiC had enough of you  😊 

[birch-chorley]

2 minutes ago, miamiwhite said:

Two totally different scenarios and you know they are.

The opening paragraph is solely on immediately after the Leave vote, no matter how much you want to try and dress it up to save face.

It is quite a few paragraphs down the article where the quotes come regarding ONCE WE HAVE LEFT THE EU. 

Apologies for spelling it out. No wonder NiC had enough of you  😊 

Leaving the European Union would tip the UK into a year-long recession, with up to 820,000 jobs lost within two years, Chancellor George Osborne says.

Publishing Treasury analysis , he said a Leave vote would cause an "immediate and profound" economic shock, with growth between 3% and 6% lower.

First paragraph is solely dedicated to what happens when we leave the EU. The second does state ‘vote’ but given the context of the whole article it’s absolutely clear that they completed 2 models (a deal and a no deal WTO). If people really read that back in 2016 and thought that the projections were based on full access to the EU with nothing changing then they need some new glasses 

At the time most people who voted leave were saying that we wouldn’t be economically worse off by leaving and these projections were completely inaccurate 

Now it seems that nobody is really questioning the projection of economic pain when we leave the EU and move onto WTO, it’s more about Semantics of when they said the impacts would be felt 

Sad really but very few people left in the U.K. who still feel that this will benefit us in the short term 

[miamiwhite]

3 minutes ago, birch-chorley said:

Leaving the European Union would tip the UK into a year-long recession, with up to 820,000 jobs lost within two years, Chancellor George Osborne says.

Publishing Treasury analysis , he said a Leave vote would cause an "immediate and profound" economic shock, with growth between 3% and 6% lower.

First paragraph is solely dedicated to what happens when we leave the EU. The second does state ‘vote’ but given the context of the whole article it’s absolutely clear that they completed 2 models (a deal and a no deal WTO). If people really read that back in 2016 and thought that the projections were based on full access to the EU with nothing changing then they need some new glasses 

At the time most people who voted leave were saying that we wouldn’t be economically worse off by leaving and these projections were completely inaccurate 

Now it seems that nobody is really questioning the projection of economic pain when we leave the EU and move onto WTO, it’s more about Semantics of when they said the impacts would be felt 

Sad really but very few people left in the U.K. who still feel that this will benefit us in the short term 

Look, I will humour you for one last time now you sophomaniac.

The article actually quotes 3 things not 2. 

1 says WHEN WE VOTE TO LEAVE

The 2 others... different scenarios/shock scenarios regarding once we have left the EU. All in the link if you read closely !

I am merely showing what was said at the time and am not engaging in future predictions as I am not George Osborne.....just merely showing what was said that in response to Farrelli and his broken record too.

Thank you, enjoy your scrutiny of the article and the 3 quotes...have a nice day 😊 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36355564

[Escobarp]

9 minutes ago, Mr Grey said:

He will get Cheese to write it 😅

It will be full of FACTS then 

[Farrelli]

57 minutes ago, birch-chorley said:

Leaving the European Union would tip the UK into a year-long recession, with up to 820,000 jobs lost within two years, Chancellor George Osborne says.

Publishing Treasury analysis , he said a Leave vote would cause an "immediate and profound" economic shock, with growth between 3% and 6% lower.

First paragraph is solely dedicated to what happens when we leave the EU. The second does state ‘vote’ but given the context of the whole article it’s absolutely clear that they completed 2 models (a deal and a no deal WTO). If people really read that back in 2016 and thought that the projections were based on full access to the EU with nothing changing then they need some new glasses 

At the time most people who voted leave were saying that we wouldn’t be economically worse off by leaving and these projections were completely inaccurate 

Now it seems that nobody is really questioning the projection of economic pain when we leave the EU and move onto WTO, it’s more about Semantics of when they said the impacts would be felt 

Sad really but very few people left in the U.K. who still feel that this will benefit us in the short term 

Or will be alive to see it😂

[Tonge moor green jacket]

2 minutes ago, Mr Grey said:

Depends if you still have your belt on and laces in your shoes 😁

Rainbow ones?

[Farrelli]

15 minutes ago, Mr Grey said:

Depends if you still have your belt on and laces in your shoes 😁

If you say so🤷‍♂️

[Farrelli]

Holding all the cards🤣

[kent_white]

5 hours ago, Spider said:

May I provide a simple explanation?

I get parts from the Czech Republic. They are not available in the UK and won't be for 3 years even if someone decided to start putting a factory together tomorrow. It doesn't work like that.

So, I must buy from the EU. China and America works out no cheaper.

I am likely to pay more unless the deal we get is tariff free. 

If I am paying more, I cannot even attempt to sell my finished product to the EU as it will be more expensive.

Ipso Facto, we need a deal and it needs to be at least the same as what we had.

It's simple economics.

 

Couldn't you have just sold it earlier?

[Winchester White]

 

[miamiwhite]

1 hour ago, kent_white said:

Couldn't you have just sold it earlier?

His vote and work ethos are like his bedroom knowledge mate, clueless, unresearched and premature.

Thinks he is the classic Adonis but turns out to be that bedwetting Lord Adonis.

[miamiwhite]

1 minute ago, Mr Grey said:

Lord Adonis and Alistair Campbell, fucking love listening to them, they are both brilliant comedians, it's funny as fuck how they have been on suicide watch for 4 years 😅

I actually see Spider as the new Campbell with his daily bleats 😄 

[Spider]

2 minutes ago, miamiwhite said:

I actually see Spider as the new Campbell with his daily bleats 😄 

Daily Boom Fact Delivery Bleats, thanks.

[miamiwhite]

2 minutes ago, Spider said:

Daily Boom Fact Delivery Bleats, thanks.

Expert

[Spider]

1 minute ago, miamiwhite said:

Expert

Let's not get giddy

[miamiwhite]

2 minutes ago, Spider said:

Let's not get giddy

Based on your voting record, you will never get giddy. Research research research my Italian tank commander 🏳🇮🇹

[Spider]

Just now, miamiwhite said:

Based on your voting record, you will never get giddy. Research research research my Italian tank commander 🏳🇮🇹

#WinnerWinner

[miamiwhite]

Just now, Spider said:

#WinnerWinner

Easily replace the I and one of the N's in your case.

[Spider]

Just now, miamiwhite said:

Easily replace the I and one of the N's in your case.

I am also a Wonder

[miamiwhite]

3 minutes ago, Spider said:

I am also a Wonder

Indeed....most people do wonder about you 🤔 

[jmjhb]

26 minutes ago, Spider said:

#WinnerWinner

Allen's Fried Chicken for Dinner?