Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
You chose to put that nonsense article into the fray , not me
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
You chose to put that nonsense article into the fray , not me
The article was from the Independent, a reputable publication. There has been plenty of important stuff posted on here in the last 24 hours, but you chose shopping.
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
You chose to put that nonsense article into the fray , not me
The article was from the Independent, a reputable publication. There has been plenty of important stuff posted on here in the last 24 hours, but you chose shopping.
Nope the article you originally quoted about the nonsense shopping prices was from yahoo
She has admitted that she is only looking for assurances on The Backstop.
The ERG, and DUP, have both confirmed that they would not support just assurances, but would only give their support if The Backstop was removed, and replaced with an alternative solution. This is clearly not going to happen.
She meets the EU on the 28th of this month.
This leaves one month, and we are back to square one.
dobiesdraw said: HAYSIE said:Brexit has already cost average UK worker more than week's wages due to post-referendum price rises, research shows
UK households are already paying the cost of Brexit due to higher prices, a new study has shown. The average worker has had to spend more than £404, equivalent to more than a week’s wages, in the first year after the Brexit vote, according to a report by the Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE). The findings suggested the average household had to spend £7.74 more per week to afford the same purchases the year after the referendum. Economics professor Dennis Novy, who contributed to the report, said: “It is clear that the average UK household is already paying the price for voting to leave the EU.
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
You chose to put that nonsense article into the fray , not me
The article was from the Independent, a reputable publication. There has been plenty of important stuff posted on here in the last 24 hours, but you chose shopping.
Nope the article you originally quoted about the nonsense shopping prices was from yahoo
Brexit has already cost average UK worker more than week's wages due to post-referendum price rises, research shows
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
You chose to put that nonsense article into the fray , not me
The article was from the Independent, a reputable publication. There has been plenty of important stuff posted on here in the last 24 hours, but you chose shopping.
Nope the article you originally quoted about the nonsense shopping prices was from yahoo
Brexit has already cost average UK worker more than week's wages due to post-referendum price rises, research shows
Brexit has already cost average UK worker more than week's wages due to post-referendum price rises, research shows
UK households are already paying the cost of Brexit due to higher prices, a new study has shown. The average worker has had to spend more than £404, equivalent to more than a week’s wages, in the first year after the Brexit vote, according to a report by the Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE). The findings suggested the average household had to spend £7.74 more per week to afford the same purchases the year after the referendum. Economics professor Dennis Novy, who contributed to the report, said: “It is clear that the average UK household is already paying the price for voting to leave the EU.
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
You chose to put that nonsense article into the fray , not me
The article was from the Independent, a reputable publication. There has been plenty of important stuff posted on here in the last 24 hours, but you chose shopping.
Nope the article you originally quoted about the nonsense shopping prices was from yahoo
Brexit has already cost average UK worker more than week's wages due to post-referendum price rises, research shows
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
You chose to put that nonsense article into the fray , not me
The article was from the Independent, a reputable publication. There has been plenty of important stuff posted on here in the last 24 hours, but you chose shopping.
Nope the article you originally quoted about the nonsense shopping prices was from yahoo
Brexit has already cost average UK worker more than week's wages due to post-referendum price rises, research shows
Caitlin Morrison The Independent07 February 2019
show me the proof
You just need to click on the link.
what link ? Don't see any clickable link or link for that matter . Are you losing it ?
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
You chose to put that nonsense article into the fray , not me
The article was from the Independent, a reputable publication. There has been plenty of important stuff posted on here in the last 24 hours, but you chose shopping.
Nope the article you originally quoted about the nonsense shopping prices was from yahoo
Brexit has already cost average UK worker more than week's wages due to post-referendum price rises, research shows
Caitlin Morrison The Independent07 February 2019
show me the proof
You just need to click on the link.
what link ? Don't see any clickable link or link for that matter . Are you losing it ?
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
You chose to put that nonsense article into the fray , not me
The article was from the Independent, a reputable publication. There has been plenty of important stuff posted on here in the last 24 hours, but you chose shopping.
Nope the article you originally quoted about the nonsense shopping prices was from yahoo
Brexit has already cost average UK worker more than week's wages due to post-referendum price rises, research shows
Caitlin Morrison The Independent07 February 2019
show me the proof
You just need to click on the link.
what link ? Don't see any clickable link or link for that matter . Are you losing it ?
You are losing it, it was clearly on the original post.
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
You chose to put that nonsense article into the fray , not me
The article was from the Independent, a reputable publication. There has been plenty of important stuff posted on here in the last 24 hours, but you chose shopping.
Nope the article you originally quoted about the nonsense shopping prices was from yahoo
Brexit has already cost average UK worker more than week's wages due to post-referendum price rises, research shows
Caitlin Morrison The Independent07 February 2019
show me the proof
You just need to click on the link.
what link ? Don't see any clickable link or link for that matter . Are you losing it ?
This is like Statler and waldorf , with the exception of me still having my marbles all there , being female and not liking or agreeing with the other one
Retail price increases happen for a number of reasons
You now sound like someone with windless sails.
Once again , I will ask in the vain hope of trying to getting a sensible answer from you ..what is the point of you still arguing the case for remain , when that ship has already sailed ? and also why bother arguing what you think are the negative effects of brexit , when we can't actually do anything about it now ?
I genuinely think , along with most remainers , you are basically a "short termist" ..never heard you mention once about the long term possibilities for brexit and the effects that might have on future generations ...only heard you talk about yourself and your own experiences .
I have questioned the untrue claims made by Brexiteers about the future. My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next. What do you think the benefits of Brexit are? What happens next? How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through? They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after. The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat. Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution. There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
Absolutely not true ...you've made it clear through a series of outdated media articles throughout the thread ( that support the remain view ) , what you think the effects of brexit will be ...still waiting for you to show that you have any interest in the effects of it for future generations post brexit .
This is like Statler and waldorf , with the exception of me still having my marbles all there , being female and not liking or agreeing with the other one
So its not an independent article, quoting a professor?
Comments
My opinion is that it is still very unclear what happens next.
What do you think the benefits of Brexit are?
What happens next?
How can she get the Withdrawal Agreement through?
They have just confirmed no Meaningful vote next week, maybe the week after.
The first Meaningful vote was delayed by five weeks, and suffered the biggest ever defeat.
Now the second one is delayed. We just get ever closer to the deadline, and no closer to the solution.
There is lots of important stuff that has happened today, yet you choose to pick an argument about shopping.
" So how much is this apartment going to cost me each year? "
" well , how much would you expect to pay for a quality apartment like this ? "
There has been plenty of important stuff posted on here in the last 24 hours, but you chose shopping.
She has admitted that she is only looking for assurances on The Backstop.
The ERG, and DUP, have both confirmed that they would not support just assurances, but would only give their support if The Backstop was removed, and replaced with an alternative solution. This is clearly not going to happen.
She meets the EU on the 28th of this month.
This leaves one month, and we are back to square one.
She says no extension to Article 50.
UK households are already paying the cost of Brexit due to higher prices, a new study has shown.
The average worker has had to spend more than £404, equivalent to more than a week’s wages, in the first year after the Brexit vote, according to a report by the Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE).
The findings suggested the average household had to spend £7.74 more per week to afford the same purchases the year after the referendum.
Economics professor Dennis Novy, who contributed to the report, said: “It is clear that the average UK household is already paying the price for voting to leave the EU.
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/brexit-already-hitting-uk-household-094200651.html
Can't say I've noticed any significant change to my weekly shop ..or am i not an average household ?
See bolded link in response to the above paying particular attention to your favourite yahoo news nonsense
Caitlin Morrison
The Independent07 February 2019
An Independent reporter and a professor.