Brexit

[Oracle]

What do they know indeed. Provably nothing.
I cannot help but notice that these are the very same economists and IMF that missed the coming of 2007 completely, (so how good are they really) they predicted armageddon if we did not join the euro. And I cannot help but notice the WTO itself (and the ex chief) sees no major problem with a WTO brexit although clearly it would have been better if the ideological zealots in the EU had agreed to negotiate at all, specifically a zero tariff continuation. But since they have refused negotiation at least we keep the 39 billion becasue of eu unreasonable behaviour. If no deal happens it is 100 percent EU fault.

I have to ask why any right thinking person, would want association with an organisation called the EU so clearly intent on doing us (and others) harm, that prefers a provably a failed ideaology to pragmatic reason, that has routinely insulted our country and us, and is attempting to annexe a part of our land.
I dont laugh: I despair of the lack of life experience of those who think demanding we do not no deal, has anything other than damaged our cause which is the reason for offer of a bad deal. In fact all who will not accept no deal now, are accepting a humiliation of the worst of both world, as a puppet with no power to control our destiny, all the disadvantages of membership, none of the advantages.

The objective reality is the refusal of EU to negotiate and the irrational support of corbynistas so the imminent threat of Corbyn and Mcdonnel to destroying all ourg businesses has had far more impact on negative decisions on investment in the UK ,and the fact of some leaving, than anything to do with brexit itself which could have been amicable and beneficial for both. Had EU negoitated in good faith..
As someone with a substantial stake in such a business, I know all are planning "corbyn proofing" many planning moving company domicile abroad, but they would never dare to say so because of momentum. It has certainly killed several investment decisions I know of, and no doubt has caused the motor industry second thoughts because of a return to the seventies as promised by Corbyn. It will no doubt be blamed on brexit.

In summary: sure, it would have been better with a deal from good faith negotiation. But EU have decided to damage both sides by not negotiating. So an EU that always behaves like that is not a club anyone should want to be a part of..

I can’t help but laugh (ironically) at all the expert opinions coming from some of the pro-Brexit zealots on here as to why economically leaving the EU is best. Virtually every economist in the U.K., most major businesses, the CBI, the Bank of England and the IMF disagree with them though. But hey what do they know eh?

This from the IMF - UK’s economic outlook in six charts https://www.imf.org/en/News/Articles...-in-six-charts - sums things up pretty accurately and pretty expertly I think but Witton maybe you have six charts of your own, gleaned from some ultra right wing think tank conspiracy theory web page, that knows better?