The wording is very specific because the Spanish position on the whole Scotland thing is very specific.
Spain is sympathetic to an independent Scotland if they don't secede unilaterally: they need consent from the UK (like they did with the referendum).
That Spain wants to block direct talks follows from that stance: Scotland doesn't have the competence if she is not an independent state.
Hehh....so you can't get a new ceo from Canada because of a slovakian chef? That is so believable.....please just choose: the eastern europeans takes the jobs of the working class, they taking the experts jobs or they coming to take benefits....or all the three and they responsible for JFK as well...
Boris Johnson was uploaded to pornhub.
"Dumb British Blonde F*CKED 15 Million people at once"
Priceless, cant stop laughing.
https://twitter.com/TORItheGIRAFFE/status/748119575720529920/video/1
I think ppl from EU have issue with ppl from UK, who think they will get even better deal to stay in the EU's free market. Even though it makes no sense and politicians from EU keep repeating it won't happen. And ofc there is the other side of the argument where ppl from UK have issue with ppl from EU, who think that UK will agree to the rules of EU's free market.
But the argument is not all or nothing. Either UK follows the rules and keeps being part of EU's free market or it will refuse and then UK and EU will make a different deal. That's it.
My part in this story has been decided. And I will play it well.
I'd guess all these "market jitters" measures are not something to pin anything conclusive on, yet or maybe ever.
What will perhaps make people stop in their tracks is that it is quarter end tomorrow. If businesses start to announce the possibilities of redundancies because order books have suffered the shit will hit the fan.
Many don't care about share price and currency rollercoasters. Redundancy possibilities getting announced speaks to nearly everyone. Let's hope nothing like that starts in the next months while government gets their shit together.
So the EU is expected to have an extra ~5bn euros budget "hole" due to BRexit.
Pop Quiz for all the "highly-educated" BRemain supporters:
- What does that number represent?
Tip: Subtract the amount Britain gets from EU in the form of funding from the amount it contributes. (hence NET contributors in the diagram)
EU at its best: Pay us 5bn yearly to tell you where to spend your money.
That's some mighty fine consulting fee.
We know what Germany is "buying" with those 15bn a year... what was Britain buying?
You 'll need to apply for EURO. Even if you'd met the criteria EURO is not magically in your pocket.
question remains which currency is Scotland using ? Are they entitled to keep GBP ?
You just have to give a commitment to join but there's no way to enforce it. Sweden gave a commitment and twenty years later still haven't adopted it.
We're using the Pound. Technically we'd be able to keep it but practically it would be difficult without a lender of last resort and leaving the Bank of England in charge of our currency isn't very appealing.
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