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Banditten
Dec 11, 2020 4:43am
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Quoting Steamroller
Should have been fairly obvious that they will try and stop the UK at any cost. Their political future and project are on the line if Brexit succeeds.
Disagree. Even if Brexit becomes a success and despite sceptism in multiple other countries the majority can still see the benefits of EU. Having said that changes need to be made. Personally I have been part of the EU system for 6 years and seen a lot of things I completely disagree to. In the end, however, I am confident that EU brings more good than bad but it has come too far from the starting point and we need to rebalance things.
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Banditten
Dec 11, 2020 5:49am
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Quoting Steamroller
Good comment Banditten. From my perspective there certainly would be benefits if the EU remained as a free trade area, with common standards, freedom of movement and went no further. The problem is that they have taken an incremental approach to stripping nations of their sovereignty in an effort to build a federal Europe. A slice here a slice there and nobody notices. Eventually governments within the EU will not have the sovereignty to rebalance/address national issues. It will all be to a common cause 'the Franco/German' cause. I would see Brexit...
I cannot disagree to that. In my view the last election to the EU parliament was a hint to the politicians that many people have run out of steam on the ever developing/expanding EU. But the politicians seem to be heavily in favor of EU and only notice this development among voters for a short while before we are back to normal. I cannot go on like that without triggering more Brexits in countries that are sceptic towards EU.
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Steamroller
Dec 11, 2020 3:43am
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Should have been fairly obvious that they will try and stop the UK at any cost. Their political future and project are on the line if Brexit succeeds.
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Steamroller
Dec 11, 2020 4:58am
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Good comment Banditten. From my perspective there certainly would be benefits if the EU remained as a free trade area, with common standards, freedom of movement and went no further. The problem is that they have taken an incremental approach to stripping nations of their sovereignty in an effort to build a federal Europe. A slice here a slice there and nobody notices. Eventually governments within the EU will not have the sovereignty to rebalance/address national issues. It will all be to a common cause 'the Franco/German' cause. I would see Brexit as a benefit to the citizens of the EU as it will focus the EU's minds on who they really serve.
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cuchuflito
Dec 11, 2020 2:46am
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"Finito la comedia", brace yourself for the mess....
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Nick.
Dec 11, 2020 11:52am
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Quoting Ojiego
LOLz .... some people don't seem to understand the Maastricht Treaty .... smfh...
"The Maastricht Treaty, officially known as the Treaty on European Union, marked the beginning of “a new stage in the process of creating an ever closer union among the peoples of Europe”. ... European citizenship was created, allowing citizens to reside in and move freely between Member States."
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ettrader
Dec 11, 2020 10:16am
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the EU will exist the problem is the UK just doesn't fit inside it, it's like banging a square peg into a round hole. All of the economies that control their trade deficits do very well inside the EU the ones that don't just struggle, the concept of being passionate and proud of your country so buy what your country produces is pretty key tbh. The UK just buys what it wants from wherever a bit like the US that model does not fit inside this type of bloc
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Nick.
Dec 11, 2020 11:56am
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I think by now everyone should have gotten the message. Is bean repeated over and over again by both sides.
No deal.
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upasna
Dec 11, 2020 2:31am
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GBP will revert now
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Ojiego
Dec 11, 2020 9:02am
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LOLz .... some people don't seem to understand the Maastricht Treaty .... smfh...
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Blessed-man
Dec 11, 2020 5:51am
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Quoting CashRel
No wonder GBP is going like a mad Bull in a China Shop
Mad Bear you mean.

GBP is retreating, not acting like a bull right now
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CashRel
Dec 11, 2020 3:02am
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No wonder GBP is going like a mad Bull in a China Shop
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itsonlyme
Dec 11, 2020 4:03am
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She is saying to the 27 leaders, the present mandate will mean no deal. Just so they are clear
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Deanaloserij
Dec 11, 2020 11:07am
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Do you all think GBPUSD will drop more
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Trader#D8BF
Dec 11, 2020 2:30am
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My shorts looking juicy
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Trader#375C
Dec 11, 2020 3:43am
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looks on caharts and see that during weekned they will make agreement. no I buy DAX
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