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  • #561,821
  • Edited 3:11pm Nov 28, 2020 2:53pm | Edited 3:11pm
Quoting Bones
{quote} Do you think Boris is wealthy compared to Jeremy Corbyn or Keir Starmer ? You live in a coastal fishing town and you would sign over Uk waters ?
Bones life involves compromise.

In an idealistic world we would all get things are own way... but for the good of everyone, including your kids and grandkids division is not where its at!

I think there are issues that need sorting out but these run very deep into the system itself, the way the banking system is set up... a look at America and how they have filtered money to corporations for the good of the stock market during a national crisis for rich peoples shares at the expense of everyone else highlights this inherent issue.

Fishermen make very good money as part of Europe, they are not poor and they still catch fish.

Same issue, everyone wants more, it'll never be enough. The issue. Not who controls a bit of water.

UK has been at the forefront of progression for a long time, my lifetime at least & I think we are going backwards, and many of the problems /reasonings people voted a certain way are down to those in power being selfish and the system we are operating in.

Headland rightly highlighted the other day that the reason why the EU was originally formed was to prevent wars and have a union, this is more important than my local fisherman buying another boat.

If it comes back and slaps us on the face because of our politicians arrogance then i think those same fishermen will very likely agree & if they hadn't got sold a pack of lies would they have voted in the same way? Ironically, if we leave the EU with no deal, fish prices will plummet... They made their bed.

Whats the problem with having slightly less so people arn't starving on the side of the street ?

Corbyn and Keir arent as rich as Boris and JRM etc but they are still doing alrite.

We will lose Scotland after Brexit, who can blame them ?

One has to question why such an in-depth question such as "Should we remain in the EU" even gets put to the general public... You wouldn't ask Sally at number 32 how to do heart surgery & in the same way this dynamic should have been left the economists (& politicians but sadly these lot are an unbelievable level of selfish).
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  • #561,822
  • Nov 28, 2020 3:00pm Nov 28, 2020 3:00pm
"We will lose Scotland after Brexit, who can blame them ?"

That'll be another rocky ride on the £ on the way down.
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  • #561,823
  • Nov 28, 2020 3:11pm Nov 28, 2020 3:11pm
rant over

Ill be gone once the moves done lol
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  • #561,824
  • Nov 28, 2020 3:43pm Nov 28, 2020 3:43pm
Quoting Catempire
"We will lose Scotland after Brexit, who can blame them ?" That'll be another rocky ride on the £ on the way down.
Scotland runs a massive deficit with England ,you really think they can afford it ?Thats with the oil revenue that surely must fall
Let alone Scotland trades with the UK not the EU ,you think a tax border could work out for them
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  • #561,825
  • Nov 28, 2020 3:47pm Nov 28, 2020 3:47pm
Quoting Bones
{quote} Scotland runs a massive deficit with England ,you really think they can afford it ?Thats with the oil revenue that surely must fall Let alone Scotland trades with the UK not the EU ,you think a tax border could work out for them
No of course they can't but I think its irrelevant Bones to be honest with you, if far to many people want it to happen... it will happen... same reason this will hit that lower trend.

& what would happen if they give the UK the middle finger ?... we going to have a repeat of braveheart ?
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  • #561,826
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:02pm Nov 28, 2020 4:02pm
omg, let me guess again with another FF member
you think you're qualified to make that vote ?
I know the answer already
I can tell you the vote is way more complex than your little outlook


Quoting Catempire
{quote} Bones life involves compromise. You wouldn't ask Sally at number 32 how to do heart surgery & in the same way this dynamic should have been left the economists (& politcians but sadly these lot are an unbelievable level of selfish).
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  • #561,827
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:03pm Nov 28, 2020 4:03pm
Quoting Catempire
{quote} No of course they can't but I think its irrelevant Bones to be honest with you, if far to many people want it to happen... it will happen... same reason this will hit that lower trend. & what would happen if they give the UK the middle finger ?... we going to have a repeat of braveheart ?
Let them go ,if their that stupid
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  • #561,828
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:03pm Nov 28, 2020 4:03pm
Quoting Bones
omg, let me guess again with another FF member you think you're qualified to make that vote ? I know the answer already I can tell you the vote is way more complex than your little outlook {quote}
Think you just answered my question. lol.

We should probably leave the politics there Bones before you start getting abusive, long live the queen and the fish.
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  • #561,829
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:04pm Nov 28, 2020 4:04pm
Quoting Bones
{quote} Let them go ,if their that stupid
That stupid ?

What because its ALL about money ??

What a shallow life.

Edit: "Let them go, if THEY'RE that stupid"
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  • #561,830
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:13pm Nov 28, 2020 4:13pm
Quoting Catempire
{quote} That stupid ? What because its ALL about money ?? What a shallow life.
Well obviously it would be silly if they need the England more than the EU ,they would leave our union to join them?
I wouldn't mind- England pay their EU way per head
Whats shallow
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  • #561,831
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:16pm Nov 28, 2020 4:16pm
Quoting Bones
{quote} Well obviously it would be silly if they need the England more than the EU ,they would leave our union to join them? I wouldn't mind- England pay their EU way per head Whats shallow
Judging everything based on looks & money is shallow.

Point being I don't think it is about that its about wanting to get away from a self serving government.. And you wouldn't care why? Based on finances it would seem, nothing to do with the fatc Scotland is part of us, but the fact UK might save a few bob but loose billions in GDP.

My point regarding putting the vote to the general public stands, you would not ask sally how to do an operation ... people have no idea on the repocussions.
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  • #561,832
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:20pm Nov 28, 2020 4:20pm
Quoting Bones
{quote} Well obviously it would be silly if they need the England more than the EU ,they would leave our union to join them? I wouldn't mind- England pay their EU way per head Whats shallow
Same simplistic Brexiteer argument for leaving

"England pay their EU way per head"

They are part of England and make up a HUGE amount of our GDP.

We get plenty back from the EU, we are mildly out of pocket.

Next you'll be giving me the argument that we don't vote for the EU MEP's, (right before we had an MEP vote)

It's (newsflash) bullshit.
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  • #561,833
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:28pm Nov 28, 2020 4:28pm
Quoting Catempire
{quote} Same simplistic Brexiteer argument for leaving "England pay their EU way per head" They are part of England and make up a HUGE amount of our GDP. We get plenty back from the EU, we are mildly out of pocket. Next you'll be giving me the argument that we don't vote for the EU MEP's, (right before we had an MEP vote) It's (newsflash) bullshit.
I don't care what they decide in a nutshell .If they can't accept a vote .
If remain won because of Scotland I wouldn't be crying .
If all I cared about was money id be praying they go.


What is Scotland's annual deficit?
Including an illustrative geographic share of North Sea revenue, was a deficit of £12.6 billion (7.0% of GDP).

Exports to the rest of the UK make up 61 per cent of Scotland’s total exports, nearly four times the amount of trade with the EU market.
Independent research published by the Fraser of Allander Institute in November last year showed that around 560,000 jobs in Scotland (nearly one in four of all jobs) are supported by demand for Scottish goods and services from the rest of the UK.
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  • #561,834
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:39pm Nov 28, 2020 4:39pm
Quoting Catempire
{quote} Judging everything based on looks & money is shallow.
My point regarding putting the vote to the general public stands, you would not ask sally how to do an operation ... people have no idea on the repocussions.
I know one thing we won't be sucked into the EU vortex ,
I also know economist are wrong all the time because theres too many variables .

The point is you have to ask the people it affects and who pay for it in tax or you end up with civil war ,a notion you and many others don't get.

Cameron had no choice but to have a referendum because of the straight line rise of Farage in Europe....after so many promises to put it to the vote.
That is democracy at it's best which you slate
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  • #561,835
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:41pm Nov 28, 2020 4:41pm
Quoting Bones
{quote} I don't care what they decide in a nutshell .If they can't accept a vote . If remain won because of Scotland I wouldn't be crying . If all I cared about was money id be praying they go. What is Scotland's annual deficit? Including an illustrative geographic share of North Sea revenue, was a deficit of £12.6 billion (7.0% of GDP). Exports to the rest of the UK make up 61 per cent of Scotland’s total exports, nearly four times the amount of trade with the EU market. Independent research published by the Fraser of Allander Institute in November...
Bones just highlighted why its likely we will end up back in Europe.

Nose to spite the face.

As Scotland with Us, as us with Europe.

My reference to our politicians and their arrogance was regarding, if they have been playing a fiddle this whole time and the EU cotton on... well hell they might be just as stubborn as we have been

And then what will the Fishermen do.

Fucking swivel thats what!
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  • #561,836
  • Edited 5:01pm Nov 28, 2020 4:43pm | Edited 5:01pm
Quoting Bones
{quote} I know one thing we won't be sucked into the EU vortex , I also know economist are wrong all the time because theres too many variables . The point is you have to ask the people it affects and who pay for it in tax or you end up with civil war ,a notion you and many others don't get.
But what about when the fish market crashes and the EU realise the UK is run by arrogant wankers who have been leading them on this whole time and don't strike a deal after leaving...

What do you do then...?

"The people who pay tax"

There wont be any tax.

& It wont matter who owns the fishing waters.

UK are going to be bitten in the face on this, mark my words.
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  • #561,837
  • Nov 28, 2020 4:59pm Nov 28, 2020 4:59pm
As they say.

Assumption is the mother of all fuck ups.
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  • #561,838
  • Edited 7:08pm Nov 28, 2020 6:55pm | Edited 7:08pm
Quoting Catempire
As they say. Assumption is the mother of all fuck ups.
Yes in your opinion and thats why you're qualified to vote on it.

Trouble is over a million more people think something else in a 2016 high turn out referendum forced by UKIP being the largest EU party 2014.
Then after super scare stories and EU elections {won by Brexit party }Boris and his chums won the next real poll a few months ago.

Still you blame Boris and chums for it all...or the voter as not qualified to decide his/her fate.
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  • #561,839
  • Nov 28, 2020 7:26pm Nov 28, 2020 7:26pm
If that does happen later.., wave3 or ( C ) will be exactly the same as the end of the shark pattern
I really don't understand why the market behavior always has the same pattern, exact and repeats itself

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  • #561,840
  • Nov 29, 2020 2:42am Nov 29, 2020 2:42am
Quoting Temujin
{quote} Idk, why 15 min for 2 YEARS? 1.31 is next. EUR/GBP finally had a swing in price higher. A big warning to GBP/USD longs.
I want to test a specific strategy.1 hour chart fits me as well but i want at least a two year period.Thanks for the reply anyway.Regarding the pound if you see the weekly chart is obvious that a retracement in 1.28 area is coming.Maybe it hits 1.35 first and then going down.Trade safe friend.
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