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Post by stuart1974 on Jul 22, 2016 19:04:44 GMT
Is that the case? Good news if true but I thought our exemption from future bailouts was based on Cameron's renegotiation which is now null and void after Brexit. If not, we are just as liable as before for at least the next 2 years. Will they kick us out if we don't pay it? Good point, won't help negotiations though :-) |
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Post by jaggas on Jul 23, 2016 16:44:26 GMT
The end of the EU will be decided by what happens first - the next exit referendum (probably The Netherlands, possibly France) or Germany deciding to stop propping up the Euro.....at least one will happen within the next 2-3 years so I'm happy to be out rather than in... That would place it during our withdrawal negotiations, could be helpful but really who knows. We will be exempt from all bailouts. I cannot understand why we paid Billions towards Greeces bailout or Cyprus after all we did not join the Euro for the very reason that these Countries did not have the economy to cope with joining the Euro in the first place.When Italy goes down the toilet before the year is out it will be the end of the Euro forever as even the Germans do not have the resources to bail out Italy. |
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