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It's really the wrong thread for this, but.........

Brexit is going to make the Tory austerity years look like unbridled profligacy.

Corporations and jobs will move out of the UK jurisdiction in droves, which will massively impact tax receipts. We won't be able to afford shi*t. The UK credit-rating will tank even further, meaning any money we try to borrow from the markets to prop-up the State will be at a huge mark-up, and Government bond yields will need to be massive to attract any investment. End result is that we can only kick the can down the road a bit, before payback cripples us further.

We are going to be utterly, utterly fu*cked when Brexit comes to pass, and as a country, we will eventually look back on Osborne's parsimony with misty-eyed nostalgia about how good we had it.

To counter this inevitable calamitous outcome, we have the intellectual and persuasive might of May, Johnson, Davis and Fox going to bat for us. What have we to worry about?

We won't need any social-care in a few years. We'll be shooting each other in the streets over loaves of bread.

<blockquote data-quote="Grasshopper" data-source="post: 2580683" data-attributes="member: 65342">It&#039;s really the wrong thread for this, but.........Brexit is going to make the Tory austerity years look like unbridled profligacy.Corporations and jobs will move out of the UK jurisdiction in droves, which will massively impact tax receipts. We won&#039;t be able to afford shi*t. The UK credit-rating will tank even further, meaning any money we try to borrow from the markets to prop-up the State will be at a huge mark-up, and Government bond yields will need to be massive to attract any investment. End result is that we can only kick the can down the road a bit, before payback cripples us further.We are going to be utterly, utterly fu*cked when Brexit comes to pass, and as a country, we will eventually look back on Osborne&#039;s parsimony with misty-eyed nostalgia about how good we had it.To counter this inevitable calamitous outcome, we have the intellectual and persuasive might of May, Johnson, Davis and Fox going to bat for us. What have we to worry about?We won&#039;t need any social-care in a few years. We&#039;ll be shooting each other in the streets over loaves of bread.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grasshopper, post: 2580683, member: 65342"] It's really the wrong thread for this, but......... Brexit is going to make the Tory austerity years look like unbridled profligacy. Corporations and jobs will move out of the UK jurisdiction in droves, which will massively impact tax receipts. We won't be able to afford shi*t. The UK credit-rating will tank even further, meaning any money we try to borrow from the markets to prop-up the State will be at a huge mark-up, and Government bond yields will need to be massive to attract any investment. End result is that we can only kick the can down the road a bit, before payback cripples us further. We are going to be utterly, utterly fu*cked when Brexit comes to pass, and as a country, we will eventually look back on Osborne's parsimony with misty-eyed nostalgia about how good we had it. To counter this inevitable calamitous outcome, we have the intellectual and persuasive might of May, Johnson, Davis and Fox going to bat for us. What have we to worry about? We won't need any social-care in a few years. We'll be shooting each other in the streets over loaves of bread. [/QUOTE]

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