Quote Originally Posted by Rjk View Post
It's kind of obvious to me that if we aren't agreeing to some of the terms that the EU wants then we won't get as favourable terms in the things that we want.otherwise Norway wouldn't be accepting free movement of people or contributing to the EU budget would they?
Farage et Al have sold you a dud, they say you can have your cake and eat it. But it isn't going to happen.
Once again, we do not know this for a fact, who knows what deals we could strike

Quote Originally Posted by TH63 View Post


I'm sorry, but please don't tell me you are basing such an important decision due to the "fact" that some Polish bloke brought you your Cousin Mario's Spag Bol??
No, but it highlighted that maybe we might be getting to a point where we do not need anymore unskilled workers from other countries

Quote Originally Posted by Richyrich View Post
44% of UK exports go to the EU, while just 8% of what the EU exports goes the other way.

Do you seriously believe we hold the upper hand when it comes to making a trade deal?

With Johnson and Gove doing the deals we would end up with a WTO deal. Then we would be ****ed.
who knows, it easy to say " Oh lets stay in the EU because this MIGHT happen, or we might not get a good deal "

Quote Originally Posted by Eric Cartman View Post
Here is one more fact.

The GDP of the uk is about 2 trillion.

So crude maths would suggest that if leaving the EU negatively affects the UK economy by even 0.5% then leaving would be a poor economic choice.

Or maybe I can't add up.
the first part of your post is a fact, the second is just guess work, we do not know if leaving the EU would have a negative effect, we can guess it will, but it could well be a short term thing, once again, who knows