British government formally rejects request for second Scottish independence vote

[-:Undertaker:-]

@dbgtz;

Curious to know when the Brexit meltdown will happen as George Osborne predicted in his crystal ball at Remain HQ? I have seen some Remainers now claiming the meltdown won't even happen on the 31st December, but will be "gradual decline" and thus not measurable.

Given we're 100% leaving the SM+CU with no "regulatory alignment" (and thus barriers) why aren't firms fleeing this island as we speak?

As Brexit sinks in across remaining Member States, business taking practical steps to have a London City office... More than 1,000 European financial firms seek UK entry, despite Brexit uncertaintyhttps://t.co/NIvfDxBlpF

— Nick de Bois CBE (@nickdebois) January 20, 2020

[dbgtz]

undertaker ive literally outright disproven things youve said before but you just ignore it so why would i bother replying when regardless of what i show you, you simply will stick with what you already believe

[-:Undertaker:-]

undertaker ive literally outright disproven things youve said before but you just ignore it so why would i bother replying when regardless of what i show you, you simply will stick with what you already believe

If we leave the EU with a deal, but one which is outside the SM+CU and without regulatory alignment, what will happen post-December 31st?

[dbgtz]

we will have fewer trade agreements than we currently do and we will be in a weaker negotiating position for anything in the future

and blue passports

[-:Undertaker:-]

we will have fewer trade agreements than we currently do and we will be in a weaker negotiating position for anything in the future

and blue passports

Huh? Well this has confused me now, because so many forecasts you parroted before the referendum are now seemingly off the table.

Which is these things is still to your mind going to happen post-December 2020 due to Brexit?

- The housing market will crash as a result of Brexit Y/N
- FDI will dry up as a result of Brexit Y/N
- The economy will enter recession as a result of Brexit Y/N
- Food shortages and lorry queues at Dover due to Brexit Y/N
- Sectarian war in Northern Ireland because of Brexit Y/N
- Companies will move to the Eurozone en mass from the City of London due to Brexit Y/N
- Manufacturing will effectively end as an industry in Britain due to Brexit Y/N


Because now the IMF are predicting that Brexit Britain is going to outgrow the Eurozone this coming year.