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Originally Posted by Banstead Stig
Sorry.... you did ask...
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lol no need to apologise mate, some good points there.
I agree with you on some - and i am also worried that some in Brussels might try to make a bad example of us with the threat of other countries following on the horizon. Hopefully that won't be the case though.
I was still undecided right up to the end, and chose not to vote as I couldn't decide which way was best. The majority of arguments for the Remain side made sense to me, but the big elephant in the room was that I think the EU will be shafted within the next 10 years. How long will the ECB keep pushing QE (going from $60b to $80b a month from March) and how far will Germany go with bailout after bailout for Greece before it all falls over.
I'm not an economist by any means, but surely if that's a possibility then its a good time (purely from a UK perspective) to leave rather than having to share the financial burden when it happens?