I fear you are correct, the average voter will need a lot more convincing than has occurred so far,
Patience, Tillson, Patience.
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Brexit, for once some facts.
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Patience, Tillson, Patience.
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But there has been an atmosphere of uncertainty for the past 12 months leading up the Referendum, so it simply isn't possible to discount that as a factor, though not perhaps a particularly significant one, and of course if the rise was mainly during the last month compared to the previous ones, that would add credence to the claim.
Good idea, issue myself a large dollop of quantitative easing, hire a dodgy pilot and disappear!
You up for the job Tillson?
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Any more room aboard?Good idea, issue myself a large dollop of quantitative easing, hire a dodgy pilot and disappear!
You up for the job Tillson?
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London slipped from fourth place to tenth in the Schroders Global Cities 30 index, as a result of the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union.
The index, compiled by Schroders for the first time and released Tuesday, looks at a range of factors, including the projected growth of the economy, disposable incomes over the next decade and the size of the working population. London had been initially ranked in fourth place but the Brexit vote led to a reassessment by the British asset management firm.
The index assesses and ranks the growth and future prospects of 161 global cities and has seen China's mega-cities take three of the top five places. Shanghai topped the index followed by New York in second place, Tianjin (also in China) in third and Beijing in fourth place."
Hmmm! Confidence is not so good is it?
London slipped from fourth place to tenth in the Schroders Global Cities 30 index, as a result of the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union.
The index, compiled by Schroders for the first time and released Tuesday, looks at a range of factors, including the projected growth of the economy, disposable incomes over the next decade and the size of the working population. London had been initially ranked in fourth place but the Brexit vote led to a reassessment by the British asset management firm.
The index assesses and ranks the growth and future prospects of 161 global cities and has seen China's mega-cities take three of the top five places. Shanghai topped the index followed by New York in second place, Tianjin (also in China) in third and Beijing in fourth place."
Hmmm! Confidence is not so good is it?
brexit is bound to arouse suspicion from around the world.
It's like the USA voting for Trump.
It's like the USA voting for Trump.
It strikes me as rather strange that @trex has "liked" this post. Why would anyone "like" the fact that prices have increased? I could understand "agree" or "informative" but, "like"?
Does this provide a glimpse of a peevish disposition brought about by the exit vote I wonder?
Woulf you believe
Would you believe this post got me banned? Quick change of ip address fixed. Er,is flud's older labile sister the moderator?
Yet someone proposed the shooting of a vip and nothing?
Carney's doing a great job. Brexiters have a problem with reality,and it includes the drastic growth deficit he as one of the few adults at the table is trying to deal with. Its unsurprising leave voters want to shoot the messenger. If any of that offended you ms flud,my apologies, and can i recomend that you titrate the lithiumcarbonate?
Not sure what this is about. I've never seen anyone reply to their own post before.
I suppose the banning could have resulted from your accusation that the people of the UK are xenophobic and disruptive.
still struggling with the reading, huh? Or is this that recurring attempt to accuse others of racism? Interesting that. I said the UK in its relationship with the EU has been xenophobic and disruptive. However, if the shoe fits you are most welcome to wear it.
I have absolutely no idea what you are saying. Sorry.
You and I have had this conversation before, and in both cases you are being ingenuous, aren't you?
You are far too smart a cookie to use the old nil comprende routine
This is Tillson's standard response when he has painted himself into a corner, don't fall for it!
With an obvious talent for "spin" you could make a killing writing for the Ministers with the doubtful sobriquet "Three Brexiteers"
He didn't say that, did he?
in a parallel world you should have become a group therapist instead of an engineer.
OK Tillson, its fine to respond in the "non comprehendos" way as part of painting yourself into a corner. I also paint myself into corners, often, we all do, it's fine. However, it must be said the UK has been a bloody difficult neighbour to the EU, very often, and acknowledging that its been that, as a country, isn't a reflection on all of its nationals, of which I am one.