Re: Second Referendum on Brexit ?

Carney might bea steady hand at the tiller of UK Government finances but his crystal ball skills aren't so great as he predicted financial meltdown immediately after the referendum should the UK vote Leave..

He's also not very good at keeping an eye on his own spending as his Bank of England expenses were £300,000 over two years recently.

His personal opinions on Brexit mean nothing to the millions of working class people on the edge of British society who have lost out under the EU and he should keep his opinions to himself.

All he has to do is his job and keep his ego in check.


As for a second 'Leave /Stay ' referendum....No, Dumb idea from Dumb people.

As for a so called 'Peoples' referendum on whether the deal agreed ( if one ever is) is acceptable......No, Dumb idea from Dumb people.

If we, 'The People' vote against the agreed deal in our 'People's Vote' we would go out with no deal and there are very few who thinks hat's a step forward.

The Remain camp seem awfy confused about what to do with themselves. Their default position of weeping and wailing and spouting abuse and vitriol has become tedious.

Re: Second Referendum on Brexit ?

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The vote was to leave.

Switzerland is not in the EU, it is a very wealthy Country and does well out of it's relationship with the EU.

That was my preferred option for leaving.

My second option for leaving was a simple WTO Free Trade Deal, out of the Single Market, out of the Customs Union, no more payments to the EU.

It does however mean the abolition of most Tariffs, good enough for the likes of Japan and Canada and others.

There is no sense in the mantra No Deal is better than a bad deal.

A WTO Free Trade deal, which we have been offered is not a bad deal.

Those who threaten a No Deal are my definition of Rabid Brexiteers.

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I don't know about Scotland, but here in England most people are not of that opinion and think we should just walk away now.

We already trade efficiently with the rest of the world under WTO regulations, and many countries can't wait for us to leave so that we can agree mutually beneficial trade deals.

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I'm a 'rabid Brexiteer' and I'm far from being alone.

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I am well aware of that.

What I do not know is how you work out that No Deal is better than the deals some of the most successful economies in the World have signed with the EU.

I remain to be convinced that you are financially more astute than the Finance Ministers of Canada, Japan and South Korea amongst others.

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As a confirmed Remain supporter, he is quite adept at shooting his big mouth off though just when he knows it will have the marked effect on our economy he seeks, and a huge smile from the EU Commission members.

I don't care about Mark Carney, he will be yesterday's man when he leaves within 12 months time. What I do care about is the role of the Governor of the Bank of England and the fact that anyone in that role has always followed the golden rule of staying neutral in politics. Now, from his last well publicised and unwelcome, interfering statement regarding Brexit, he obviously thinks nothing of once again, breaking the tradition of never commenting on politics by mentioning Brexit again, He knew by doing so, by simply talking about the economy after Brexit, he broke those rules.

The sooner this useless Canadian swans back home, the better.

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If the cap fits!

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I see no point in a second referendum at the present time.

We will not know what Brexit will be like until we have been out for a few years, it is all supposition at the moment.

If it all goes horribly wrong then it would be time for another, definitely not now.

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Finance comes second after sovereignty.

Re: Second Referendum on Brexit ?