Paul the Wolf
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Assuming they have any meat and drink after queuing up with their ration books...sorry luv, we've sold out.Meat and drink for the Brits.
Assuming they have any meat and drink after queuing up with their ration books...sorry luv, we've sold out.Meat and drink for the Brits.
Solving the obesity crisis would save the NHS billions.Assuming they have any meat and drink after queuing up with their ration books...sorry luv, we've sold out.
There had to be a benefit somewhere in Brexit.Solving the obesity crisis would save the NHS billions.
Produced by some French git though or something.I feel with all the negativity re. Brexit in here you guys are forgetting the fact that you get your blue passport back. Rejoice.
Or in my case I'll be applying for my first ever Irish passport.I feel with all the negativity re. Brexit in here you guys are forgetting the fact that you get your blue passport back. Rejoice.
I'm going to get one too. Never been to Ireland like.Or in my case I'll be applying for my first ever Irish passport.
Welcome home my Irish brethren.I'm going to get one too. Never been to Ireland like.
Welcome home my Irish brethren.
Oh man you should. It's like England but way smaller and with less English people. You'd love it.I'm going to get one too. Never been to Ireland like.
I'm hoping the Irish tourist board has a better pitch.Oh man you should. It's like England but way smaller and with less English people. You'd love it.
I'm hoping the Irish tourist board has a better pitch.
If you could go back in time, would you still advocate Brexit?Germany and France definately dont rule the eu
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...exit-deal-offer-amid-panic-in-remain-campaign
Hilarious
That fits with the "kick the can down the road" approach that the EU has adopted in the past.Germany and France definately dont rule the eu
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...exit-deal-offer-amid-panic-in-remain-campaign
Yes but only if germany and france agree. Not like its a decision for the 27 to make.That fits with the "kick the can down the road" approach that the EU has adopted in the past.
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The fiscal contraction brought about by the Conservative-led coalition government starting 2010 was sizable: aggregate real government spending on welfare and social protection decreased by around 16% per capita. At the district-level, which administer most welfare programs, spending per person fell by 23.4% in real terms between 2010 and 2015, varying dramatically across districts, ranging from 46.3% to 6.2% with the sharpest cuts in the poorest areas. Using data from government estimates on the simulated intensity of specific welfare cuts across districts, I show that support for Ukip started to grow in areas with significant exposure to specific benefit cuts, after these became effective ...
The austerity-induced increase in support for Ukip is sizable and suggests that the tight 2016 EU referendum result (leave won by a margin of 3.5 percentage points) could have well resulted in a victory for remain, had it not been for austerity. The point estimates suggest that in districts that received the average austerity shock, Ukip vote shares were, on average, 3.58 percentage points higher in the 2014 European elections or even 11.62 percentage points higher in the most recent local elections prior to the referendum. Due to the tight link between Ukip vote shares and an area’s support for leave, simple back of the envelope calculations suggest that leave support in 2016 could have been up to 9.51 percentage points lower and thus, could have swung the referendum in favour of remain.
the crash in 08What led to austerity?
And years of pissing through money beforehand.the crash in 08
NeoliberalismWhat led to austerity?
Saw this yesterday. Sounds like a non news story.Germany and France definately dont rule the eu
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...exit-deal-offer-amid-panic-in-remain-campaign
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It's on it's way.Fed up with austerity, let's vote for another economic crash, not worldwide, just British, that should solve the problems.
Possibly yeah although what happen of the crash was never about necessary belt tightening because we spent to much on hospitals which was how it was framed. We really could go back to giving finance huge amounts of power and destroying industrial work force.And years of pissing through money beforehand.
I think we used the word austerity in the UK as a way to link together what happens in Europe but as Varoufakis points out what is happening in Britain is actually Class war e.g. attack on the welfare state etc.Technically we have not had austerity in that the nation has spent more than it has earned every year since the crash.
It's on a par with "Brexit was a protest vote against the government" - so I know, we'll vote for them again in 2015 so we can protest against them and further more we'll vote for them again in 2017. Brexit logic I presume.It's on it's way.
Would be hilarious given that a large amount of people voted to leave purely because of this reason.I really hope for a brexit where free movement of people is retained in exchange for the customs union. It'd piss the racists right off.
Tory logic more likeIt's on a par with "Brexit was a protest vote against the government" - so I know, we'll vote for them again in 2015 so we can protest against them and further more we'll vote for them again in 2017. Brexit logic I presume.
It's not the habitual Tory voters, they'll always vote Tory. It's the people who voted UKIP or Labour or Liberal previously who then voted Tory.Tory logic more like
Then we get into the thing of Democrats promoting home ownership, Republicans deregulating banks so they can lend more freely and kaboom. Just a broad political breakdown.Possibly yeah although what happen of the crash was never about necessary belt tightening because we spent to much on hospitals which was how it was framed. We really could go back to giving finance huge amounts of power and destroying industrial work force.
I think we used the word austerity in the UK as a way to link together what happens in Europe but as Varoufakis points out what is happening in Britain is actually Class war e.g. attack on the welfare state etc.
Then what is Brexit? Those are the two vital cogs of the leave argument. You might gain some control over deregulation and get to negotiate a gazillion new trade deals but it looks like a worse outcome than something countries like Norway receive while being part of the EU.I really hope for a brexit where free movement of people is retained in exchange for the customs union. It'd piss the racists right off.
What a shit show.Brexit has broken this country.
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Whereby we simultaneously completely destroy the main selling point of Brexit and annihlate any leverage we would otherwise have for a trade agreement. fecking tremendous.