Brevit vote and the pound

Post by **saint** » December 11, 2018, 1:45 pm

JimboPSM wrote: ↑
December 11, 2018, 11:05 am
This and other topics on Brexit over the last few years have demonstrated just how gullible, gormless, economically illiterate and delusional Brexit supporters are.

• Well over two years ago (pre referendum) there wasn’t a viable and credible plan

• There hasn’t been a single, even remotely viable & credible plan since then.

• Every scenario the government investigated shows the UK will be worse off.

So, it’s not rocket science that, with there still not being a viable & credible plan, the UK Government and Parliament is in chaos and that the GBP is under serious pressure.

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Its not just about money though is it Jimbo . As your in the financial sector i see your frustration , but what about protecting our borders ,making our own laws , and getting our freedom back from the faceless unelected E U parasites .
Last time i saw you , you were working for the oldest democracy on earth .THe E U is not democratic in any manner , shape or form.

Post by **yartims** » December 11, 2018, 6:20 pm

correct ,,your dealing with a bunch of mafia thugs who wont budge because they want the monthly remittances to continue .they are all having a good time on our coin, and dont want it to stop.. brexit was easy if the 2 partys would agree on the terms .but we are dealing with a bunch of chiseling bar stewards..similar to mexican narcos .who would never stop shipping cocaine to the US under any circumstances

Post by **rick** » December 11, 2018, 9:58 pm

Stattoo got it right, [f we were having a referendum it should be AFTER we had a deal to vote on.
It is a bit like asking if the backpack you are wearing contains a parachute only after you jump ....

Two and a half years on and no Brexiteer has even mentioned a plan. It is just smash everything, and start again. Most of the UK's problems were global problems, not EU problems. And Brexit will fix few of those.

Post by **saint** » December 12, 2018, 5:16 am

Looks like whilst the cat is away the mice are playing .
Tory Mps have the 48 letters to get their vote of no confidence in her , whilst shes running round Europe like a headless chicken trying to get some reassurance of the Irish backstop issue .
If it wasnt so tragic , it would be funny .

Post by **blade450x** » December 12, 2018, 9:05 am

So now the pound is at it lowest since July 1997. With Bangkok bank rates about to break below 40, bringing the Pound to Baht exchange rate in to the 30's for the first time in over 20 years

The monthly GBP/THB chart.

Post by **dunroaming** » December 12, 2018, 9:38 am

saint wrote: ↑
December 12, 2018, 5:16 am
Looks like whilst the cat is away the mice are playing .
Tory Mps have the 48 letters to get their vote of no confidence in her , whilst shes running round Europe like a headless chicken trying to get some reassurance of the Irish backstop issue .
If it wasnt so tragic , it would be funny .

Will be interesting to see who actually challenges May as it seems no one really wants the job and there no clear way forward that everyone will agree too.

Post by **747man** » December 12, 2018, 10:35 am

We ALL Know the Baht / Pound exchange rate HERE Is Disgustingly LOW.....But Spare a Thought for The Idiots changing Pounds in the U.K !!!( And there WILL Be Some )Like those who have NEVER Been Here.....

My Mate flew out of Heathrow last Saturday & He Tells me that Travelex were offering just 33 Baht to the Pound !!

Needless to say HE Never bought ANY There......

Post by **stattointhailand** » December 12, 2018, 11:59 am

There's an old saying about everyone having 15mins of fame in their lives ............. that will soon change to everyone having 15 mins as Brexit minister :-&

Post by **blade450x** » December 12, 2018, 3:33 pm

747man wrote: ↑
December 12, 2018, 10:35 am
We ALL Know the Baht / Pound exchange rate HERE Is Disgustingly LOW.....But Spare a Thought for The Idiots changing Pounds in the U.K !!!( And there WILL Be Some )Like those who have NEVER Been Here.....

My Mate flew out of Heathrow last Saturday & He Tells me that Travelex were offering just 33 Baht to the Pound !! Needless to say HE Never bought ANY There......

Good point, so I googled it. You can allays order and pick up at the airport to get "advantage of our most competitive rate" this also sucks

https://www.travelex.co.uk/our-stores/heathrow-airport

Post by **Adhoc** » December 12, 2018, 3:38 pm

Just in. Treason May to face a no confidence vote this evening, UK time, after the required 48 letters have now been submitted.

Post by **thaiguzzi** » December 12, 2018, 3:57 pm

JimboPSM wrote: ↑
December 11, 2018, 11:05 am
This and other topics on Brexit over the last few years have demonstrated just how gullible, gormless, economically illiterate and delusional Brexit supporters are.

• Well over two years ago (pre referendum) there wasn’t a viable and credible plan

• There hasn’t been a single, even remotely viable & credible plan since then.

• Every scenario the government investigated shows the UK will be worse off.

So, it’s not rocket science that, with there still not being a viable & credible plan, the UK Government and Parliament is in chaos and that the GBP is under serious pressure.

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Could not have put it better myself.
I feel for the younger intelligent generation (not the glue sniffing, Spice taking yobs on street corners) who are going to have to suffer the next decade or so.
In a decade or so, half of the Great Britannia Brexiteers will have died and left the mess for the youngsters who did'nt vote for this to clear up.
A complete abomination from the start.
Farage and those blatant liars (326 mil a WEEK saved for the NHS 55555) have got a helluva lot to answer for.

Post by **SJP17** » December 12, 2018, 6:11 pm

thaiguzzi wrote: ↑
December 12, 2018, 3:57 pm

JimboPSM wrote: ↑
December 11, 2018, 11:05 am
This and other topics on Brexit over the last few years have demonstrated just how gullible, gormless, economically illiterate and delusional Brexit supporters are.

• Well over two years ago (pre referendum) there wasn’t a viable and credible plan

• There hasn’t been a single, even remotely viable & credible plan since then.

• Every scenario the government investigated shows the UK will be worse off.

So, it’s not rocket science that, with there still not being a viable & credible plan, the UK Government and Parliament is in chaos and that the GBP is under serious pressure.

.
Could not have put it better myself.
I feel for the younger intelligent generation (not the glue sniffing, Spice taking yobs on street corners) who are going to have to suffer the next decade or so.
In a decade or so, half of the Great Britannia Brexiteers will have died and left the mess for the youngsters who did'nt vote for this to clear up.
A complete abomination from the start.
Farage and those blatant liars (326 mil a WEEK saved for the NHS 55555) have got a helluva lot to answer for.

Lets just see how this thing plays out before ranting and raving with your doom and gloom predictions.

Post by **Manxlad** » December 12, 2018, 6:54 pm

Answer this then jimbo if we’re so well off in the EU?

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/0 ... g_share_em

Post by **SJP17** » December 12, 2018, 11:35 pm

JimboPSM wrote: ↑
December 11, 2018, 11:05 am
This and other topics on Brexit over the last few years have demonstrated just how gullible, gormless, economically illiterate and delusional Brexit supporters are.

• Well over two years ago (pre referendum) there wasn’t a viable and credible plan

• There hasn’t been a single, even remotely viable & credible plan since then.

• Every scenario the government investigated shows the UK will be worse off.

So, it’s not rocket science that, with there still not being a viable & credible plan, the UK Government and Parliament is in chaos and that the GBP is under serious pressure.

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Dont forget the Goverment took the remain side and also told many lies.

What is disappointing about your post is the fact you have chosen to stereotype a large group of voters because it does'nt match your own views on leaving or remaining in the EU.

Post by **Giggle** » December 13, 2018, 12:18 am

British ministers have got to be the laziest, inept, out of touch group of people on the planet.

Post by **Laan Yaa Mo** » December 13, 2018, 3:46 am

Giggle wrote: ↑
December 13, 2018, 12:18 am
British ministers have got to be the laziest, inept, out of touch group of people on the planet.

You forgot about the ultimate feminist, Mr. Feel Good Justin Trudeau, and his gaggle of misfits posing as a government.

Post by **tamada** » December 13, 2018, 5:54 am

So it's taken almost 3 weeks to drum up these magical 48 letters of discontent? If there was any real heart in this doomed putsch, they would have gotten a lot more than the minimal 48 complaints a whole lot faster. After manfully slapping Corbyn in the balls at PMQ's this afternoon and a cordial meeting with the 1922 Committee, the empowered May will ride this one out as the much more relevant 'secret ballot' needs MORE THAN HALF of all sitting Tory MP's to stab her in the back. That's 159 which is a long, long way from the 48 whiners. There's not enough interest in BoJo or that dodgy dark horse Rees-Mogg for which we are truly grateful.The other's are just so many grey men (and women). Anything else would be tantamount to rolling out a red carpet all the way to No 10 for Corbyn. Ain't gonna happen, sorry.

Post by **saint** » December 13, 2018, 8:28 am

It didnt , but over a third of her own party wanted her to go , so it aint all moonlight and roses for her .
The bigger question , will she get any guarantees from the demi gods in brussels over the Irish backstop , and then will it be enough to get her deal through the house .Still very doubtful on both counts i think .

Post by **pipoz4444** » December 28, 2018, 9:07 pm

She was so right 29 years ago, but you didn't listen to her

=D>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF_GXMxa-mE

pipoz4444

Post by **pipoz4444** » December 28, 2018, 9:24 pm

pipoz4444 wrote: ↑
December 28, 2018, 9:07 pm
She was so right 29 years ago, but you didn't listen to her =D>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF_GXMxa-mE

pipoz4444

And so was He

"The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you will see."

=D>

pipoz4444

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