[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Tom*

but yes y'all need to calm down and watch it settle down rather than jumping to conclusions and acting like you're on a moral high ground for thinking that the country is going to crumble

Again the question no one can answer - How long before it settles down?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Again the question no one can answer - How long before it settles down?

Best to leave it open. Then when it takes 5 years, they can say they meant precisely 5 years.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Best to leave it open. Then when it takes 5 years, they can say they meant precisely 5 years.

The fact no one has any kind of clue is quite worrying to me. These were the promises made yet now no one wants to commit to any kind of timescale.

[T*]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Again the question no one can answer - How long before it settles down?

Exactly- no one knows.
So lets give it a chance. IF thing do start going tits up further along the way, that's when we panic.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Again the question no one can answer - How long before it settles down?

..until we can get a paddle for the creek I reckon...thing is atm, all of the paddle companies are only trading with the 3star people...

[Ammi]

...someone just took the demo out of democracy ..this is now the full product and not looking as great as advertised...

[Ammi]

..thing is, we're not Great Britain unless we're perceived as Great..that was our strength, that vote of confidence in us and the reason for our credit rating and now it's a vote of no confidence from the world at a time when we had to be believed in.../when it was all important to be...and it's ok saying give it time/it all has to settle etc...but these first days and that confidence was extremely important because it set our path, which we atm don't have..and some people don't have time...some people, financially and possibly quite literally just won't survive this inevitable recession so we get weaker and weaker...and it's also an elitist thing now because it's the very vulnerable this will effect so much...

[Ammi]

..quand il pleut, il pleut...

[arista]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Again the question no one can answer - How long before it settles down?

Girth
so far Estimated 14 days


The Problem for all Firms
is they "Advanced Invested" in a Remain Contracts
(meaning they were told the UK
would Win a Remain EU)

South Africa is finding it Hard , at the min


Ref: Bloomberg , CNBC , BBC Business Report,
SkyNewsHD Business, FoxNewsBusinessHD,
Radio 5 , LBC.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Again the question no one can answer - How long before it settles down?

How long is a piece of string?

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by jaxie

How long is a piece of string?

Surely that's the problem though.....that string could be longer than our shaky economy can stand.....

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Surely that's the problem though.....that string could be longer than our shaky economy can stand.....

Divorce is not easy, it was never going to be a walk away and everything is rosy the next day. There was always going to be a period of adjustment. The PM resigning has delayed negotiations. We aren't going to tank, it's just panic and scare mongering.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by jaxie

Divorce is not easy, it was never going to be a walk away and everything is rosy the next day. There was always going to be a period of adjustment. The PM resigning has delayed negotiations. We aren't going to tank, it's just panic and scare mongering.

...thing is though Jaxie that divorces for the most part never really work with an amicable outcome over time either...they do occasionally but it is quite rare for that happen compared to the opposite...and whether we chose to be a part of the EU or not, we do desperately need an amicable relationship...also the children of divorces/the people of this country... are the ones who will be damaged in the animosity and that will have long lasting effects on their lives...

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by jaxie

Divorce is not easy, it was never going to be a walk away and everything is rosy the next day. There was always going to be a period of adjustment. The PM resigning has delayed negotiations. We aren't going to tank, it's just panic and scare mongering.

Cameron's revenge! I hope you are right Jaxie

[arista]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Surely that's the problem though.....that string could be longer than our shaky economy can stand.....

Yes Shaky.

But Firm.

Once we get all the Investments Sorted
we can Move On.


We are still Paying Motha Fecking Europe
so for 2 years we are still good for projects.


If the French EDF/ China Backer
wants to pull out of our New Nuke Station
fecking Say So.


Put Your Cards On the Table.