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Élections have consequences....
Votes have the same. Time for UK to get the fuck out... Or kicked out. |
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love to put a smile on beautiful ladies' faces, even if they are not young anymore ! |
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And I actually can converse in about five languages. As in.... Quote:
Si Senor. Americanos is bueno spectacular numero uno!! |
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If you are going to bring 5 million people into the country you need to put the infrastructure in place to cope with them. The UK gov know's this and ignored it. |
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and above from that the UKīs growth after the crisis would not happen without the EU. after the 2008 crisis EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD have increased the debts with no exception because they tried to do what every right winger loves so much: they tried to survive with the LOCAL MARKETS. but in a local market that isnīt able to export and make money globally this is ONLY to realize with debts. people like paul simply to not understand how an economy is working. this money they lend came mostly from the european central bank and without this cheap money they would be heavily in trouble. now letīs see what happens after the next financial crisis when there is no euopean central bank anymore who give them cheap money. THAN they have a MUCH bigger problem because money from the free market will be given only on higher interest. now they are playing with the idea of a new vote. I really hope they will not do that because finally the stupids in this world NEED an example to see how economy works. I am really sorry for those brits who knew that from the start and voted against the brexit - but thatīs life in a democracy where the dumbs are the majority. a good way to prevent such accidents in the future would be to stick money in the education system and produce less dumbs. |
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It's not just the UK. Don't think it's going to stop there. You talk about educating the people, but then the people understand that they are in fact fucked. You can not ask millions of people to conform when what you're asking them to do is to lower their standards of living against the previous generation. That sweet spot where housing was affordable, people retired in their late 50's, they had pretty decent workers rights. Now it's become a gig economy with no rights, housing eats up 40% of your wage and you're gonna have to work until your 75. Governments and countries chose globalisation not the working class who it effects the most. Is it the EU's fault, no but someone has to take the blame. The scary part of the Brexit vote is not the 70 yearolds who gaze into the distance lovingly remembering the Empire, it's the young socialist northern working class who voted for it. |
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in the meantime ALL of the fake arguments are proven wrong and only the complete brainwashed will still use them. that they have influenced the trump election is now even admitted by the senate and from republicans and in THIS REPORT by the oxford university. here is another interesting article about that: https://www.washingtonpost.com/techn...=.d095651ad23a |
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Stefan, Thommy, you cannot actually be praising Juncker? Please separate this incompetent buffoon from the idea of a united Europe.
Apart from his disastrous and unprecedented "appointment" of Selmayr, he has not done one thing right. People may blame populism, but he should share a lot of the blame. Arrogant twerp, with no real accomplishments to point to. Brexit and all the others wouldn't be happening if the EU had good leaders. In fact, name me ANY leader right now who is popular at home and abroad, and don't come at me with Justin Trudeau. |
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By adopting the Euro, France/Italy/Spain has to compete with German productivity, and with an equal currency, none of them can. Germany didn't put a gun to their heads and say use the Euro, but the lure of a stable currency was too much for Italy and Spain, France at the time still had the delusional thought that it was Germany's equal, so happily took it. Would France take the euro now? |
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we all know that the EU have still a long way to go and it will NEVER be perfects as every other unions arenīt perfect either. the leaders you call CAN NOT exist because the EU is still a muppets show with near to zero power. all european countries are still far from each other - mentality wise and economy wise. but one of the BASIC IDEAS of the EU was to change that. and when they founded the EU they knew that it is a long and hard way. look, the united states are not united til today and how long did this project have time ? I am pretty sure in europe we can do that faster and better and with less time. but my generation will not see that. possibly the next generation what is already growing up with it will do better. bit someone have to start it because on this planet is all about buying and selling power and strong unions that canīt be overseen. |
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and why do you think that germany productivity is higher than in other countries? german is a country with very high wages and social costs. to produce in Germany is nearly that high as in france. If you have ever been in France you would know why. France is a 110% welfare country - I would nearly say a socialist country with far too much power at the labor unions with far too much power at the labor unions and an uncomfortable legacy from the colonial era. so the real question is where france would be today without the euro and the european union. I think the problem is that people are expecting too much and donīt want to give a shit to make things better. on top of that the EU can not resolve problems that were already existing before. many of this problems have been hidden til the day when it was necessary to put the clean books on the table. this long existing truth was then simply attributed to the EU and the oil was poured into the fire of the populists. this is the really sad part but you can not explain that to dumb people who do not understand how economy and economic tricks are working. |
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By switching to the euro you stabilised your manufacturing cost. Hourly labour cost is similar in France and Germany, but you are more efficient. France can drop costs by taking an axe to parts of it's welfare state, but there is no way that is going to happen, he backed down after 4 weeks of protests, the French people know he will never pass a difficult law again, but if he does they will rightly or wrongly blame the EU on the cuts. |
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THIS is the reason why there are net payers and net receivers. if a country is stronger than others this country have to pay to the EU and germany, france and britain have paid BECAUSE the benefit more than others and if they are doing bad one day they have the right to receive. I donīt know how you can see this as a competition it is completely the opposite of that. germany is in a better condition than others because 1. the people went through a hard time in the crisis and they worked even harder to get out of it. 2. pensions and welfare did not rise in that time - even infrastructure was effected by that. 3. in germany it where NOT the private people that get the money and the easy loans. Germany had a programm for the tax paying companies and helped them with cheap money and forced them to invest. since 2013 the german economy is in plus and they still pay back all the debts. in the bad times the dept to GDP was at 81% now it is at 64 (what is already called "a healthy debt") actually germany gave also a lot of credit to other countries for that because there is still an ammount of 1,2 trillion euro in GIVEN loans to other countries - away from the money that they have paid INTO EU. but all that have nothing to do with the EU - it have to do with the mentality. |
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If all it achieves is driving down wages, companies no longer need to train Brits when they can import cheaper, trained and experienced from abroad, the government has to take up the costs of training the young. You are right about the UK gov know's this and ignored it, so companies could make more money. The UK Debt to GDP was because the banks crashed and industry that we used to have has gone and along with it the well paid jobs, manufacturing plants and all the wealth they generated. Now with austerity really biting the UK is just managing to keep debt to 88%. Are you advocating they spend even more to drive it up again? Limiting migration to only those who earn enough to support themselves and their families is a must. That includes paying enough in taxes so the government can afford to build the infrastructure needed. Which is why in the new White Paper issued by the UK government they have set the same limit to EU citizens migrating as applies to non-EU citizens. |
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People like Thommy simply do not understand how an economy works. |
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Are you implying the Russians influenced the referendum more than most politicians, most newspapers, most news media? If so how did they do this? |
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For the EU to become one, it has to change. A common language, a common currency, a redistribution of wealth or industries (this means German companies moving to countries like Greece and paying German wages or Germans giving money to countries like Greece) a migration policy that puts EU citizens first, etc. But above all one government that can run everything. And as you say at the moment that government is a bunch of Muppets who are set up to act like Muppets. With no intentions of changing. |
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Brits care about themselves first and with so many now forced to live on welfare they don't want to be giving money to other countries. |
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what do you have? a master degree in talking bullshit ? |
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britainīs GDP was on an alltime high in 2014 with 3074.36 Billion USD. after that the brexit rumour started and til the brexit vote the GDP fell to 2650,85 Billion. AFTER the vote the GDP fell again to 2622 billion and the UK is STILL in the EU and every importer and exporter tries to make every biz possible as long as this works. the real number you gonna see after they leave and i can tell you already it will be under 2000 billion within 2 years. in that time the costs of life will increase a lot because the only chance that britain have is to lower the value of the pound to export. but that means that every IMPORTED good will cost much more. and not only the currency value will be the reason for it also the much higher cost for logistic will do their part. i know it is hard for you to accept that everything you believed in your life was just hot air. |
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why do you think gerneral motors does not build a factory on the broadway??? you are so lack in maths that you even compare numbers with % and if something fell 50% first and grow 75% after you think it is a BIG win because you obviously have been sick when you got teached the difference in school as a 10 year old boy. |
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My Brother in law drives a vans for British company, his Polish wife is on Welfare, they both get housing allowance and other benefits. So are these shitjobs the ones that pay shit or what? Remember before the EU Brits were doing these jobs. The construction industry was full of British workers, now Poles do this. |
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So what the fuck are you talking about? |
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The EUs migration policy with non-EU citizens is a mystery. While Illegal migrants swarm over the borders, legal migrants who are highly skilled are forced through lots of hoops to gain entry. As for building enough homes to house the migrants. The UK needs 1 million houses, at a cost of Ģ200,000 a piece. That's Ģ200bn that would be borrowed and never repaid. |
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Yep shit paying jobs, jobs that pay under what people are allowed to claim in benefits so the gov makes up the rest. Shitjobs like earning minwage in a coffeeshop, or picking cabbages all day, those shit jobs. Every building site I was ever on was more than 50% Irish. What happened in the UK is also happening in Spain.. the trades have been poopoo'd for the last 30 years everyone wants to go to university. But that caused a massive shortage in skilled labour, again not the EU's fault, more a fault of the UK gov. |
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Fix your money Europe!! (And do away with those 1 & 2 euro coins too. They are heavier than a tank.) |
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