E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[big_cod]

 

Take your pick Paul

 

https://www.bing.com/news/search?q=petrol+Price+Rise&qs=n&form=QBNT&sp=-1&pq=petrol+price+rise&sc=8-17&sk=&cvid=0A17C56E75A74E00A02E08054449C866

 

And all because of Brexit?

John.

But John do really get it only today a serious problem with a pipeline into Peterhead Brent crude output down to the beach oil prices will go up whether that or anything else the pound is down and thats whats causing the rise in fuel and why is the pound down brexit nothing else its costing all billions and we havent left yet . Edited December 13, 2017 by big_cod

[chesters1]

No because of an explosion

[gozzer]

But John do really get it only today a serious problem with a pipeline into Peterhead Brent crude output down to the beach oil prices will go up whether that or anything else the pound is down and thats whats causing the rise in fuel and why is the pound down brexit nothing else its costing all billions and we havent left yet .

 

OK that's it, I give in Paul, you win. I submit to your 'logic'.

All the ills to befall man past, present, and future, can be laid at the feet of Brexit.

Is that you happy now?

 

John.

[barry luxton]

big_cod, on 12 Dec 2017 - 05:50, said:

Its been announced this morning around 10,500 jobs to go in city will go with companys moving to Europe and yes Dublin and this is just the start billions of pounds lost to the treasury not to worry though the Golden Fleece awaits .

 

 

ohh dear, this is going to upset your assumed doom and gloom:

 

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/891785/Unemployment-falls-by-56-000-with-RECORD-number-of-job-vacancies

[big_cod]

 

 

ohh dear, this is going to upset your assumed doom and gloom:

 

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/891785/Unemployment-falls-by-56-000-with-RECORD-number-of-job-vacancies

So great news bas even though hugh numbers on very low paid jobs zero hour contracts brilliant fantastic now arent we in the EU and not out .

[barry luxton]

 

big_cod, on 13 Dec 2017 - 15:28, said:

So great news bas even though hugh numbers on very low paid jobs zero hour contracts brilliant fantastic now arent we in the EU and not out .

 

thank goodness we're coming out, have you seen this:

 

https://www.statista.com/statistics/268830/unemployment-rate-in-eu-countries/

 

youth unemployment on the e u mainland is far worse btw.

 

took this as a quote, don't look good does it?

 

The unemployment rate is an important measure of a country or region’s economic health, and despite unemployment levels in the European Union falling slightly from a peak in early 2013 , they remain high, especially in comparison to what the rates were before the worldwide recession started in 2008. This confirms the continuing stagnation in European markets, which hits young job seekers particularly hard as they struggle to compete against older, more experienced workers for a job, suffering under jobless rates twice as high as general unemployment.

Edited December 13, 2017 by barry luxton

[big_cod]

 

thank goodness we're coming out, have you seen this:

 

https://www.statista.com/statistics/268830/unemployment-rate-in-eu-countries/

 

youth unemployment on the e u mainland is far worse btw.

 

took this as a quote, don't look good does it?

 

The unemployment rate is an important measure of a country or regions economic health, and despite unemployment levels in the European Union falling slightly from a peak in early 2013 , they remain high, especially in comparison to what the rates were before the worldwide recession started in 2008. This confirms the continuing stagnation in European markets, which hits young job seekers particularly hard as they struggle to compete against older, more experienced workers for a job, suffering under jobless rates twice as high as general unemployment.

m

 

Thank goodness we are combig out of a booming Europe now thats an express headline just ****s as usual .

 

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/sep/16/the-eurozone-strikes-back-why-europe-is-booming-again

Edited December 13, 2017 by big_cod

[barry luxton]

big_cod, on 13 Dec 2017 - 16:11, said:

m

 

Thank goodness we are combig out of a booming Europe now thats an express headline just ****s as usual .

 

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/sep/16/the-eurozone-strikes-back-why-europe-is-booming-again

have you actually read what you link us all to? in addition. Don't forget, that to fund this the euro bank has been printing 60 billion euros for two years and even now it's printing 30 billion per month. Someone's gotta pay for it.

 

The eurozone might be doing better, but the crisis has left deep scars and many wounds are far from healed. In France, the economy is expanding at an annualised rate of 1.7%, fuelled by confidence in French president Emmanuel Macron and his reform agenda, but growth continues to lag the eurozone average. Germany’s economy remains solid, but Germans are increasingly worried about inequality and low-wage jobs. Spain has bounced back from the crisis, but inequality is rising and unemployment remains painfully high at 17% - second only to Greece. Italy’s economy is doing better, but worries remain over its heavily indebted banks.

Despite the rapid pace of job creation, eurozone unemployment remains high (9.1%), worse than the EU average (7.7%) and the US (4.3%). Eurozone economies would need to be expanding faster to generate steeper falls in unemployment, says Cinzia Alcidi, head of economic policy at the Centre for European Policy Studies. “The outlook for the euro area has improved a lot but we are still closer to 2% than 3% [economic growth] so the effect [on unemployment] will be milder and will take more time.”

[chesters1]

Spain's river po has dried up ,is it down to brexit ,cod will blame everything on earth that has happened including the death of the dinosaurs ,the sacking of Rome ,both world wars and the invention of nukes down to brexit

What he fails to see is everything he thinks is bad leaving has been worse IN the EU but of course that would stop his continual whining and sniveling if he acknowledged it!

Edited December 13, 2017 by chesters1

[big_cod]

have you actually read what you link us all to? in addition. Don't forget, that to fund this the euro bank has been printing 60 billion euros for two years and even now it's printing 30 billion per month. Someone's gotta pay for it.

 

The eurozone might be doing better, but the crisis has left deep scars and many wounds are far from healed. In France, the economy is expanding at an annualised rate of 1.7%, fuelled by confidence in French president Emmanuel Macron and his reform agenda, but growth continues to lag the eurozone average. Germanys economy remains solid, but Germans are increasingly worried about inequality and low-wage jobs. Spain has bounced back from the crisis, but inequality is rising and unemployment remains painfully high at 17% - second only to Greece. Italys economy is doing better, but worries remain over its heavily indebted banks.

 

Despite the rapid pace of job creation, eurozone unemployment remains high (9.1%), worse than the EU average (7.7%) and the US (4.3%). Eurozone economies would need to be expanding faster to generate steeper falls in unemployment, says Cinzia Alcidi, head of economic policy at the Centre for European Policy Studies. The outlook for the euro area has improved a lot but we are still closer to 2% than 3% [economic growth] so the effect [on unemployment] will be milder and will take more time.

 

Looks like Even Henry the viii wont not stop the govement from defeat tonight the hardline brexit ministers could cause a defeat on Mrs May tonight she will get the blame but its her ministers who will end up throwing her to the dogs brexit at by cost em but is it some in the Tory party are on the brink of all out rebellion.