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You keep making these rash statements with not a shred of evidence to support your assertion. Once again, you are just posting wishful thinking. Tom

Only a very stupid economist would wish to speculate on the economic circumstances which might prevail in 20 years time. Even if one were found, I doubt he'd wager his pension on it at Wm Hill! Tom

Judging from your sudden appearance in this thread and the content of your string of posts, either you're smoking or shooting some really strong stuff or you had an extra bowl of stupid this morning. Like everyone else, you have no possible idea how any secession will pan out yet you proclaim...

Gosh! Shock horror! Will the bicycle industry ever recover from this? The corporate protective shield has been stripped away and now 'Woosh' is looking rather childish and more than a little silly. Nevertheless, kudos to 'Woosh' for keeping shtum. Not grassing is considered hugely important...

Well, I have to defer to your greater knowledge of such things as I'm no expert and my personal preference is to always tell the truth. It strikes me, however, that there exists an inherent deceit in publishing such a simple format graph without illustrating the mean position which in this case...

Well thank you 'Woosh' for producing another pretty infographic to demonstrate the likely scenarios, according to the IMF and presumably post-'Brexit'. I have to confess though, that I find it somewhat misleading as there is no third line illustrating where the economy would be, (give or...

Iain Duncan Smith and Jacob Rees-Mogg are entirely representative of the tory Party in government therefore, by definition, they are representative of UK policy. To say that, is incredibly.....what shall I say? Odd, perhaps? Tom

Here is some important information everyone should be aware of: Tom

The torygraph has been forced to apologise for lying - who'd have thought it!:rolleyes: The Canary reported it fairly as it is a matter of great concern. http://www.thecanary.co/2017/02/27/daily-telegraph-apologised-printing-lies-hoped-wouldnt-notice/ Tom

There are strong parallels between what is happening in Antartica and the current headlong rush to blindly leap off a cliff, aka 'Brexit'. You can read the facts about it here...

I saw the humour but airbag has nothing specifically to do with Trump who is, in fact, a 'windbag'. Tom

Will of the people Sir!......not to mention, 'We won; you lost- get over it!'.....or 'Brexit means Brexit'. So, that being the case, let's get on with the plan......oh, hang on! Tom

That's exactly my point! I just wish I had your way with words you smooth talker you. Tom

Yes, me too if truth be told. When 'flecc' started this thread, he entitled it, 'Brexit - for once some facts'. Sadly, not many have emerged in almost 12500 posts but this is about politics and that whole area is populated by people who are well-versed in being 'economical with the truth'...

Hansard is not a good read, 'shemozzle999'! I prefer Agatha Christie myself. Tom

I shared that sentiment too but then when I considered how the 'Brexit' fanboys in the UK revere the likes of Farage, Johnson, Gove, Carswell, Nuttall and their ilk, I began to understand. It then occurred to me that if I began spouting lies like 'There are no racists in UKIP or the...

A racist misandrist is the proper description, I believe. Tom

The fascist-owned rag and mouthpiece for tory central office, the Daily Mail, has excelled itself recently. Perhaps even the blinkered bigots who contribute to this thread can spot the hypocrisy here: Tom

This is how some German people recently portrayed Mrs Mayhem and her pet project to destroy every last connection between the British people and democratic socialism: Tom