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I apologise, I was wrong about Brexit

By *uliaChris OP Couple over a year ago

westerham

The pound has soared against the Euro, from 1.10 upto 1.13 already,

Goldman Sachs predict a bumper UK economic year:

“Economists said US GDP could grow by 10% in the second quarter of 2021 and a huge 19% in the UK.“

Moderate inflation increases, which is a sign of economic health, and already signs of a long overdue increase in British productivity.

I knew Brexit would be good for us, I apologise because even I didn’t think our countries revival would be so soon.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Don't you dare come on here and say Brexit can offer good things

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By *atnip make me purrWoman over a year ago

Reading

"The pound has soared against the Euro, from 1.10 upto 1.13 already,

Goldman Sachs predict a bumper UK economic year:

“Economists said US GDP could grow by 10% in the second quarter of 2021 and a huge 19% in the UK.“

Moderate inflation increases, which is a sign of economic health, and already signs of a long overdue increase in British productivity.

I knew Brexit would be good for us, I apologise because even I didn’t think our countries revival would be so soon.

I really hope it does turn out well and will happily admit I was wrong.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP? "

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The pound has soared against the Euro, from 1.10 upto 1.13 already,

Goldman Sachs predict a bumper UK economic year:

“Economists said US GDP could grow by 10% in the second quarter of 2021 and a huge 19% in the UK.“

Moderate inflation increases, which is a sign of economic health, and already signs of a long overdue increase in British productivity.

I knew Brexit would be good for us, I apologise because even I didn’t think our countries revival would be so soon.

Its very Easy to beat

A big fat Zero

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate? "

The link for Remainers being up in arms over economic forecasts? No I can't, that would mean me finding information for which is freely available. If you wanna argue that my statement is false then get your own data to show so.

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

The economist is claiming the forecast is grim so I guess it depends which experts you listen too.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The pound has soared against the Euro, from 1.10 upto 1.13 already,

Goldman Sachs predict a bumper UK economic year:

“Economists said US GDP could grow by 10% in the second quarter of 2021 and a huge 19% in the UK.“

Moderate inflation increases, which is a sign of economic health, and already signs of a long overdue increase in British productivity.

I knew Brexit would be good for us, I apologise because even I didn’t think our countries revival would be so soon.

"
Would hold your horses on that one. GDP will be up and down like a yo yo until Covid is over. With a quick Google you can see it rose 22% between April-September, but was still 8% bellow February GDP which no doubt would have been lower than pre covid gdp. We are clearly in recession atm. But most of the world will be in the same boat.

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By *mmabluTV/TS over a year ago

upton wirral

"The pound has soared against the Euro, from 1.10 upto 1.13 already,

Goldman Sachs predict a bumper UK economic year:

“Economists said US GDP could grow by 10% in the second quarter of 2021 and a huge 19% in the UK.“

Moderate inflation increases, which is a sign of economic health, and already signs of a long overdue increase in British productivity.

I knew Brexit would be good for us, I apologise because even I didn’t think our countries revival would be so soon.

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By *mmabluTV/TS over a year ago

upton wirral

Love this remoaners must be so sad but still waiting for there apologies for there rude comments we have endured

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The economist is claiming the forecast is grim so I guess it depends which experts you listen too."

The economist shows were up 4.5% of last year

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

"The economist is claiming the forecast is grim so I guess it depends which experts you listen too.

The economist shows were up 4.5% of last year

https://www.economist.com/britain/2021/01/14/britains-immediate-economic-prospects-are-grim

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part."

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

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By *othin 2 proveCouple over a year ago

Blackpool

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part."

Sorry to disappoint you but you must have been dreaming? Strangely enough I had the same dream along with a few million other people. No doubt the remainiacs will say we was having a nightmare!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP "

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The economist is claiming the forecast is grim so I guess it depends which experts you listen too.

The economist shows were up 4.5% of last year

https://www.economist.com/britain/2021/01/14/britains-immediate-economic-prospects-are-grim"

Did you read the headline and miss the graphs??

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

Remainiacs

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

"The economist is claiming the forecast is grim so I guess it depends which experts you listen too.

The economist shows were up 4.5% of last year

https://www.economist.com/britain/2021/01/14/britains-immediate-economic-prospects-are-grim

Did you read the headline and miss the graphs??"

I quoted the headline which said the prospects look grim.

I then said it depends which experts you listen too.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021."

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The economist is claiming the forecast is grim so I guess it depends which experts you listen too.

The economist shows were up 4.5% of last year

https://www.economist.com/britain/2021/01/14/britains-immediate-economic-prospects-are-grim

Did you read the headline and miss the graphs??

I quoted the headline which said the prospects look grim.

I then said it depends which experts you listen too."

The headline says one thing but he data within the same website another

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time. Even good news is seen as bad

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

Based on an economist’s forecast? Are all economists forecasts accurate? I will ask you again, can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

No I cannot. And the reason for the is GDP is measured on more than one issue. We both know that whatever happens isn't solely due to Brexit. However, I guarantee Brexit will be blamed should it shrink.

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By *ostafunMan over a year ago

near ipswich

And according to reports applying to join the trans pacific partnership very soon.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

It looks that way, I guess highlighting that something isn’t as shit that it could have been is a sign of ‘victory’

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

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By *uliaChris OP Couple over a year ago

westerham

"What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

We’ve.......just.......left......

After five years of ludicrous hysterical outpourings of wokeness.

I’m considering starting a class action against the remainers who have caused so much economic damage to this country with their Twittery.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??

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By *ostafunMan over a year ago

near ipswich

"What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

We’ve.......just.......left......

After five years of ludicrous hysterical outpourings of wokeness.

I’m considering starting a class action against the remainers who have caused so much economic damage to this country with their Twittery."
Twittery

love it sums them up nicely.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??"

Yes, the strength of the pound fluctuates throughout every year

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??

Yes, the strength of the pound fluctuates throughout every year "

But it didn't fluctuate. It started to decline and kept going before and after the vote.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

We’ve.......just.......left......

After five years of ludicrous hysterical outpourings of wokeness.

I’m considering starting a class action against the remainers who have caused so much economic damage to this country with their Twittery."

I think you should, how much are you going hope to make in compensation?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??

Yes, the strength of the pound fluctuates throughout every year

But it didn't fluctuate. It started to decline and kept going before and after the vote.

And what does this prove?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

We’ve.......just.......left......

After five years of ludicrous hysterical outpourings of wokeness.

I’m considering starting a class action against the remainers who have caused so much economic damage to this country with their Twittery."

Just so we're clear. You're now suggesting that the economic damage caused by brexit is the fault of people who are alert to social injustice, and Remainers.

Well, we've known that remainers have been one of the main scapegoats for Brexiteers, but now woke people too.

You should post more of your thoughts. This is top notch entertainment.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

We’ve.......just.......left......

After five years of ludicrous hysterical outpourings of wokeness.

I’m considering starting a class action against the remainers who have caused so much economic damage to this country with their Twittery.

Just so we're clear. You're now suggesting that the economic damage caused by brexit is the fault of people who are alert to social injustice, and Remainers.

Well, we've known that remainers have been one of the main scapegoats for Brexiteers, but now woke people too.

You should post more of your thoughts. This is top notch entertainment."

You have to be fair to him, he has had an unhappy life for over 40 years were he has blamed the EU , he has to direct that blame elsewhere

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1386455/brexit-news-brexit-tradel-deal-TPP-CPA-liz-truss-eu-news

It's in the Express

A super deal

All our worries are over

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??

Yes, the strength of the pound fluctuates throughout every year

But it didn't fluctuate. It started to decline and kept going before and after the vote.

And what does this prove? "

It proves that the point declined before Brexit yet Brexit gets the blame for it.

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??

Yes, the strength of the pound fluctuates throughout every year

But it didn't fluctuate. It started to decline and kept going before and after the vote.

And what does this prove?

It proves that the point declined before Brexit yet Brexit gets the blame for it."

But Brexit is getting the credit when it goes up?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

We’ve.......just.......left......

After five years of ludicrous hysterical outpourings of wokeness.

I’m considering starting a class action against the remainers who have caused so much economic damage to this country with their Twittery.

Just so we're clear. You're now suggesting that the economic damage caused by brexit is the fault of people who are alert to social injustice, and Remainers.

Well, we've known that remainers have been one of the main scapegoats for Brexiteers, but now woke people too.

You should post more of your thoughts. This is top notch entertainment.

You have to be fair to him, he has had an unhappy life for over 40 years were he has blamed the EU , he has to direct that blame elsewhere "

Woke people is my favourite so far.

Although I still like the irony of blaming people who voted against brexit, for the damage caused by brexit.

Still, it's all for fun.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??

Yes, the strength of the pound fluctuates throughout every year

But it didn't fluctuate. It started to decline and kept going before and after the vote.

And what does this prove?

It proves that the point declined before Brexit yet Brexit gets the blame for it."

So any increase in the pounds value isn’t down to Brexit either??

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By *uliaChris OP Couple over a year ago

westerham

"What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

We’ve.......just.......left......

After five years of ludicrous hysterical outpourings of wokeness.

I’m considering starting a class action against the remainers who have caused so much economic damage to this country with their Twittery.

Just so we're clear. You're now suggesting that the economic damage caused by brexit is the fault of people who are alert to social injustice, and Remainers.

Well, we've known that remainers have been one of the main scapegoats for Brexiteers, but now woke people too.

You should post more of your thoughts. This is top notch entertainment.

You have to be fair to him, he has had an unhappy life for over 40 years were he has blamed the EU , he has to direct that blame elsewhere

Woke people is my favourite so far.

Although I still like the irony of blaming people who voted against brexit, for the damage caused by brexit.

Still, it's all for fun. "

The economy and markets hate uncertainty. Once we had the democratic vote, that should have been it, everyone should have got on board or left the Empire altogether.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

We’ve.......just.......left......

After five years of ludicrous hysterical outpourings of wokeness.

I’m considering starting a class action against the remainers who have caused so much economic damage to this country with their Twittery.

Just so we're clear. You're now suggesting that the economic damage caused by brexit is the fault of people who are alert to social injustice, and Remainers.

Well, we've known that remainers have been one of the main scapegoats for Brexiteers, but now woke people too.

You should post more of your thoughts. This is top notch entertainment.

You have to be fair to him, he has had an unhappy life for over 40 years were he has blamed the EU , he has to direct that blame elsewhere

Woke people is my favourite so far.

Although I still like the irony of blaming people who voted against brexit, for the damage caused by brexit.

Still, it's all for fun.

The economy and markets hate uncertainty. Once we had the democratic vote, that should have been it, everyone should have got on board or left the Empire altogether."

The Empire??

. Why were you living in the ‘Empire’ whilst we were in the EU?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??

Yes, the strength of the pound fluctuates throughout every year

But it didn't fluctuate. It started to decline and kept going before and after the vote.

And what does this prove?

It proves that the point declined before Brexit yet Brexit gets the blame for it.

So any increase in the pounds value isn’t down to Brexit either?? "

Why not? The pound declined before Brexit, therefore can't be attributed to that vote.

It's increasing 'all be it not by much' now that we have left the EU. So it can be attributed.

If you choose not to accept that then that's cool but it doesn't mean others have to think the same way as you

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??

Yes, the strength of the pound fluctuates throughout every year

But it didn't fluctuate. It started to decline and kept going before and after the vote.

And what does this prove?

It proves that the point declined before Brexit yet Brexit gets the blame for it.

So any increase in the pounds value isn’t down to Brexit either??

Why not? The pound declined before Brexit, therefore can't be attributed to that vote.

It's increasing 'all be it not by much' now that we have left the EU. So it can be attributed.

If you choose not to accept that then that's cool but it doesn't mean others have to think the same way as you

I see, so if the pound grows again in 2021 then it can be attributed to Brexit but if it goes down it can’t?? "

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??

Yes, the strength of the pound fluctuates throughout every year

But it didn't fluctuate. It started to decline and kept going before and after the vote.

And what does this prove?

It proves that the point declined before Brexit yet Brexit gets the blame for it.

So any increase in the pounds value isn’t down to Brexit either??

Why not? The pound declined before Brexit, therefore can't be attributed to that vote.

It's increasing 'all be it not by much' now that we have left the EU. So it can be attributed.

If you choose not to accept that then that's cool but it doesn't mean others have to think the same way as you

I see, so if the pound grows again in 2021 then it can’t be attributed to Brexit but if it goes down it can’t?? "

Whether it goes up or down now it can be. What's so hard to understand?

Do you think that because my argument is pro Brexit on this occasion that i won't accept any bad from it?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can’t post memes here, but all I have in my head is the Mad Max one - ‘that’s bait’

Ha, I thought the same . I am glad we now have a true and accurate measurement of the success of Brexit. The strength of the pound compared to the EURO is the only comparator, is that correct OP?

You completely missed the economists predictions.

When the economists predicted that our economy would be annihilated due to Brexit all the Remainers were up in arms

‘All the remainers’ ??? Do you have any data to back up that claim

I'll rescind that and say 'some remainers'

Some, that is a bit vague,

Is it? There's plenty of data to show that 'some' were up in arms over it

Can you show me the link? Btw, are the current economic forecast by Goldman Sachs accurate?

Current Forecasts, I have no idea. I just stated you missed that part.

Yeah, show me the link that proves your statement. The latest Goldman Sachs UK GDP forecasts dated 8th Jan 2021 contradict the OP

I don't need to prove the statement. It's my own pov.

You are correct on the latest forecast though. GS put us at +5.6% for 2021.

And can you highlight the part of the article that states that these figures indicate the success of Brexit ?

You can't accept that an increase twice the targeted rate is successful?

No I know why you're so pessimistic all the time.

Even good news is seen as bad

You ‘guarantee’?? Your making a lot of assumptions. At least you have acknowledged that the OP is inaccurate

Yes I guarantee it.

A comment above regards the strength of sterling kinda proves my point. Apparently it declined because of the Brexit vote. Do we just omit the fact that the decline started late 2015??

Yes, the strength of the pound fluctuates throughout every year

But it didn't fluctuate. It started to decline and kept going before and after the vote.

And what does this prove?

It proves that the point declined before Brexit yet Brexit gets the blame for it.

So any increase in the pounds value isn’t down to Brexit either??

Why not? The pound declined before Brexit, therefore can't be attributed to that vote.

It's increasing 'all be it not by much' now that we have left the EU. So it can be attributed.

If you choose not to accept that then that's cool but it doesn't mean others have to think the same way as you

I see, so if the pound grows again in 2021 then it can’t be attributed to Brexit but if it goes down it can’t??

Whether it goes up or down now it can be. What's so hard to understand?

Do you think that because my argument is pro Brexit on this occasion that i won't accept any bad from it?"

When are you expecting the pound to grow to pre referendum figures. Eg the average for 2015 was 1.377

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What are we celebrating here?

The pound is worth way less than before the referendum when we voted for the brexit sandwich.

We we saying that the pound not being as devalued as someone somewhere predicted is cause for jubilation?

We’ve.......just.......left......

After five years of ludicrous hysterical outpourings of wokeness.

I’m considering starting a class action against the remainers who have caused so much economic damage to this country with their Twittery.

Just so we're clear. You're now suggesting that the economic damage caused by brexit is the fault of people who are alert to social injustice, and Remainers.

Well, we've known that remainers have been one of the main scapegoats for Brexiteers, but now woke people too.

You should post more of your thoughts. This is top notch entertainment.

You have to be fair to him, he has had an unhappy life for over 40 years were he has blamed the EU , he has to direct that blame elsewhere

Woke people is my favourite so far.

Although I still like the irony of blaming people who voted against brexit, for the damage caused by brexit.

Still, it's all for fun.

The economy and markets hate uncertainty. Once we had the democratic vote, that should have been it, everyone should have got on board or left the Empire altogether."

Can you elaborate on "everyone should have got on board"?

And can you elaborate on what you mean by "Left the empire altogether" ?