richc – Member
Got a link to those facts? I might be interested if I could find anything but speculation and bullshit.
How can there be facts, nobody knows exactly what will happen in the future; you can make an informed opinion based on historical evidence and trends, however that’s not a fact.
You can’t guarantee the sun is going to come up tomorrow, its very very likely but its not a fact; just like you don’t *know* the pound will lose value against the $ or Euro, its very likely but anyone saying it *will* is a liar.
This. Taking as gospel the opinions of the likes of Goldman-Sachs, who seem to be as corrupt a bunch of chancers as it’s possible to find, regarding the benefits of remaining in, compared to leaving, seems to be utter madness, along with others like the IMF, etc; none of them were right about our entry or exit of the ERM, or the Euro.
In 1992, when the UK crashed out of the Exchange Rate Mechanism, there were pretty much exactly the same levels of extreme negativity about the UK’s future.
The U.K. then enjoyed around seventeen years of positive growth and prosperity.
And when Dave was all for leaving, then abruptly changed his tune, as did Corbyn, then how are voters going to view any comment by them as having any sort of veracity?