the " no deal " brexit " disaster " scaremongering

hi - we are constantly pounded with the scaremongering bollox of how we [ the UK ] is utterly doomed by the spectre of a no deal brexit

ok - IF we accept all " no deal disaster " claims - " as is "

one simple question :

why is there not a peep from any european govt , or industry warning how the " no deal disaster " will impact them ??????????????

crickets .........................

a reply to: ignorant_ape

Been listening to Jeremy Vine again? Lol

The show us the proof it won’t be a disaster.....

Bank of England predicte 8% reduction in growth that’s worst than the last recession.

Prove that we have something to be optimistic about

1.Because trade with the UK represents a much smaller share to any EU country than trade with the EU represents to the UK.

2. Because it easier to quantify now the impact on the UK as we know what trade rules will apply on UK to EU trade in.event of no deal. The EU to UK trade rules will be determined after by the UKgovernment.

3. We are in UK. News is UK centric.

4. Some of the pain to the UK will be gain to EU. If major companies decide to relocate into single market that is jobs lost in.UK and gained in EU.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
The show us the proof it won’t be a disaster.....
Bank of England predicte 8% reduction in growth that’s worst than the last recession.
Prove that we have something to be optimistic about

Mark Carney predicted that before the referendum too ......

Nothing happened. zilch,


George Osborne predicted he would have to re do the budget

with a mega austerity budget and interest rates would rise......

He resigned and nothing happened. zilch.

Scaremongering

a reply to: eletheia

So the pound didn’t crash?

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: eletheia

So the pound didn’t crash?

I dont keep track but currency goes up and down all the time. When you go

go on holiday dont you always look at exchange rates to get the best ones.

There are some cleaver people who have got rich on the buying and selling

of the fluctuation of world currencies.

On the news last night they said the pound was slightly down due to the

current state of Brexit but not as low as 2016 when the referendum took

place.Then they went on to the Asian currencies and they had taken a bigger

hit.

Gold goes up and down too, as does oil like a yo yo ........

Swings and roundabouts. Nothing like the German hyperinflation of the past!


News and phone on in the background, think I heard right that *Wages have

gone up the highest in a decade* but that wont be trumpeted, won't suit

remainers agenda.

Lol!!
Over the next couple of years every disaster from flooding to snowstorms and

the odd earth quake is going to be blamed on *Brexit*