/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.51587576]

WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING TO THE BRITISH POUND

[Anonymous No.51587593]

>>51587576
About time

[Anonymous No.51587629]

Shouldn't have left the EU

[Anonymous No.51587647]

>>51587576
I hate to pre-judge, but today's 'mini-budget' does not seem to be inspiring very much confidence.

[Anonymous No.51587700]

>put all my cash in USD at the start of the year
>literally 20% profit in GBP due to this, so far

my next move is to leave the country and get a job somewhere that isn't a shithole

[Anonymous No.51587733]

>>51587576
look at this tard

[Anonymous No.51587766]

>>51587576
Anglos getting what they deserve. Wish it would happen to Roos and turdeau’s

[Anonymous No.51587781]

>>51587576
recession

[Anonymous No.51587803]

>>51587733
What's spooky about the mini budget?
It's certainly uninspiring, maybe that's spooky.

[Anonymous No.51587817]

>>51587576
THE PAWND IS CRASHIN' INNIT???? GAWD SAVE THA..... UHHHHHH.........

[Anonymous No.51587857]

>>51587629
The us dollar is worth 1.03 euros and .9 pounds sterling

[Anonymous No.51587872]

>>51587803
the market has lost all confidence the UK govt are even pretending to balance the books
also they ultimately recognise the uk is a rentier shithole that survives by selling off land to the chinese and russians.

[Anonymous No.51587903]

>>51587629
You're retarded. EU losing to the dollar.
>>51587576
The King is a scam.

[Anonymous No.51587934]

>>51587872
I should leave this island, shouldn't I?

[Anonymous No.51587945]

>>51587934
I'm out baby oh yeah!

[Anonymous No.51587965]

>>51587629
The EU is a sinking ship

[Anonymous No.51588012]

>>51587733
>>51587629
Imagine being this retarded. The reason why every currency is shitting the bed vs the USD is because the fed is the only one actually raising rates. Fed rates are at 3%, meanwhile ECB is at like 1% and they really tried to not even raise them at all lmao.
America will come out on top of this because they have the guts to actually raise rates.

[Anonymous No.51588071]

>>51588012
the UK *can't* raise rates because the entire UK economy is predicated on housing going up every fucking year due to ever cheaper borrowing costs.
I know about the Fed, thanks. And the BoE, so stfu.

[Anonymous No.51588075]

>>51587733
lol a energy cap better buy some more socks and coats while you can bongs

[Anonymous No.51588092]

>>51587629
Imagine thinking living in the EU or that side of the world for that matter as being a good thing.

You are all fucked

[Anonymous No.51588116]

Remember when we all said the North of England was held back by a strong pound? We'll the took levelling up and cut the 'up' part to save money.

>>51588012
>The reason why every currency is shitting the bed vs the USD is because the fed is the only one actually raising rates

Shut up, retard.

[Anonymous No.51588139]

>>51588071
Housing is gonna rug, isnt it?

[Anonymous No.51588147]

>>51587576
Bro its good for us bongs in crypto stop complaining

[Anonymous No.51588163]

>made 20% just by holding my savings in USD for two years
Lol faggots

[Anonymous No.51588168]

What will Deano do?
What will Tariq and Rasheed do??

[Anonymous No.51588176]

>>51588071
The UK rate is actually 2.25%. He doesn't understand that the dollar always moons in a global crunch no matter what happens because of how it interacts with other currencies.

[Anonymous No.51588208]

>>51588139
yes. I hope someone hacks the land registry, prints out a sorted list of homes owned and the primary address of the landlrods

[Anonymous No.51588227]

>>51588176
the uk rate is way, way behind and GBP is falling faster than other ccys. The uk is fooked and has been since 2009

[Anonymous No.51588252]

>>51588071
People said that the US can't raise rates when it was at negative rates and look where it's at now.
The "we can't raise rates" is propaganda to continue printing free money

[Anonymous No.51588294]

>>51588252
the UK can't raise rates without collapsing.
USD isn't the same thing at all.

[Anonymous No.51588295]

>>51588208
>He thinks people own homes

It's all investment instruments at this point. One's that are backed up by the pension funds because it's the only thing they can invest in that'll provide a remotely comparable returns to withdraws.

Housing collapses and we immediately lose our pensions, the economy and the pound collapses.
Housing doesn't collapse and you end up an indentured servant to an Indian.

[Anonymous No.51588354]

>>51588227
>the uk rate is way, way behind

Not really. We're liable for the November rate hike to be 100bps.

>The uk is fooked and has been since 2009

The UK has been fooked since the 1920s.

[Anonymous No.51588357]

>>51587733
there was a us pundit with a similar idea. something about rates only affecting the demand side and in order to affect the supply we need to cut taxes to 0(ignoring the years of development to recreate the supply lines domestically) I admire the attempt but getting a room of welfare recipients(government employees) to cut their own salaries is a bit of a pipedream

[Anonymous No.51588367]

>>51588295
quit with this made up quote shit sonny.
I've been in the UK, I'm out now. The UK fake wealth of housing can never be cashed in for real goods because it's not real.
You've already got nothing, this is just marking to market.

[Anonymous No.51588388]

>>51588354
>Not really. We're liable for the November rate hike to be 100bps.
why do you think they've put it off?

[Anonymous No.51588397]

>>51587629
>swap one sinking ship for another sinking ship

The truth is there is no winning move

[Anonymous No.51588473]

>>51588294
Nigger are you fucking stupid? All it takes to prove you wrong is a Google search. BOE has been consistently raising rates throughout 2022, shut the fuck up with your bullshit

[Anonymous No.51588489]

>>51587576
Getting shoah'd

[Anonymous No.51588545]

>>51588473
they are 1% behind Fed/BoC, they got off 0.5% in March. They delayed this week's rise by a fucking week "as a mark of respect to the queen".
They are dragging their feet hard for a reason.

[Anonymous No.51588548]

>>51587576
>pissing off the US
>pissing off the EU
>pissing off China

hmmm i wonder whats happening to the Pound!

[Anonymous No.51588579]

It's taking a pounding.

[Anonymous No.51588587]

>>51587817
the king. retard

[Anonymous No.51588599]

>>51588545
>they are 1% behind Fed/BoC
What the fuck relevance do you think this has? Different markets have different rates of inflation so why would you expect them to have the same rate hikes?

[Anonymous No.51588638]

>>51588548
there is nothing more pathetic than the UK trying to suck the UK off over the use of the phrase "special relationship".

[Anonymous No.51588651]

>>51588599
you're an idiot if you think the Fed rate doesn't matter you piece of biz shit

[Anonymous No.51588666]

>>51587766
How much does it bother you that CAD is at ATH's against the Euro and Pound? And it's mostly crabbing against the USD.

[Anonymous No.51588677]

>>51588666
I think CAD will slip as BoC will at some point refuse to follow the Fed on rate rises

[Anonymous No.51588679]

>>51588012
Leafland rates were higher than yours until you matched us. BoC is being more aggressive then the Fed.

[Anonymous No.51588690]

>>51588579
CARLOS

[Anonymous No.51588708]

>>51588677
What do you mean follow the Fed? The Fed is following the BoC.

[Anonymous No.51588714]

>>51588679
BoC rings up the Fed and asks them what they are going to do at the next meeting, then sets their "own" rate. That might change if the Fed continue to raise as the slack in the US housing market is considerably more than the absurd Canadian mess.

[Anonymous No.51588731]

>>51588708
CAD is a bit part player, BoC had shit all noise about raising rates until they suddenly had the "idea" when the Fed said they were raising rates.
BoC has to stick close to the Fed, look at the history.
The BoC is nothing compared to Fed/USD.

[Anonymous No.51588768]

>>51588731
BoC had the balls to pop 100 bps while the fed has not

[Anonymous No.51588802]

>>51588768
And yet CAD is still down vs USD so whatever balls they have ain't enough.
Are you saying the Canadian economy, with house prices totally detached from wages, is well run? It's fucking not.

[Anonymous No.51588834]

>>51588599
You're retarded for 3 reasons. 1. Raising rates slightly doesn't stop inflation unless you cut government spending, increase taxes, or raise rates beyond inflation. Negative 5% real rates doesn't fix this. 2. Look at the yield curve, raising rates doesn't instantly fuck the economy, it fucks it in about a year. 3. You're confudently saying wrong shit, the BoE dragged their feet for months before raising rates higher, and they're still doing so. You don't stop 9% inflation with 2.25% interest rates. If central bankers actually didn't believe raising rates would fuck the economy, and it was all propaganda, then they'd have cranked them to a rate higher than the inflation rate. They clearly know that theyre about to nuke the economy, Powell admitted it with his "soft landing isn't gonna happen but we need to fight inflation", and the bond market agrees with them.

[Anonymous No.51588865]

>>51588802
Lol, the USD mooning isn't good for the US economy. And the CAD at 73 cents US, oh no!, it's just under the 75 cent sweet spot for the Canadian economy and exporting all our shit to the US. You're an absolute fool if you think all the Canadian economy is is simply housing.

[Anonymous No.51588877]

Is UK gone insane?
All politicians are becoming either women or non-white.

[Anonymous No.51588905]

>>51588865
Canada has a major problem with over-reliance on housing, you're a fool if you think otherwise.
They are running a land pyramid scheme in a low density country that is fucking gigantic. And yes bits of it aren't viable but there is masses of space here. They are running a shitty immigration / housing grift and that is going to hurt when it dries up.

[Anonymous No.51588946]

>>51588834
1. No shit dumbfuck, glad you've got a basic grip on economics. Now show me a functioning economy with interest rate rises that have kept pace with inflation.
2. Allowing inflation to continue unabated is much worse for an economy in the long run. Read a book on the US in the 1970s or Germany in the 1920s sometime to educate yourself on what happens if you don't.
3. You are confused. If the BOE has been dragging their feet on raising interest rates, what do you think the ECB has been doing?

[Anonymous No.51588949]

>>51588905
I'm not saying you're wrong, and that Canada doesn't have it's issues, but everywhere else pretty much has all the same problems, but worse. We have the space, the resources, and the capabilities to be successful, we just have miles of red tape standing in the way (and that ass blasted faggot Trudeau). And even despite all that, we still do very fucking well.

[Anonymous No.51589007]

>>51588949
> but everywhere else pretty much has all the same problems, but worse.
Canada is an outlier for house price inflation, prices are up 50% in 5 years (reality: wages are down 50% in 5 years).

[Anonymous No.51589030]

>>51588949
>we just have miles of red tape standing in the way
that's the system
- limit build rates to 200k
- set immigration rates to 500k
- let the banks create as much credit as they want
- exclude house prices from inflation
Fake growth so long as rates keep getting cut.
That's over.
Honestly Canadians are fucking idiots when it comes to understanding the system they live in.

[Anonymous No.51589113]

>>51589007
But the market has already begun to correct, and even if it goes down 50%, it will still be at all time highs. The bigger issue now is all the NPC's who haven't fixed their mortgages and are going to be making triple their payments next month. And at the end of the day, a major correction in the housing market is better long term than the run away prices that hit a peak in 2021.

[Anonymous No.51589175]

>>51589113
the best is not to have an insane bubble with huge misallocation
that deflating due to the Fed putting on the big boy pants for you isn't a win.

[Anonymous No.51589189]

>>51587576
It's going to get ugly if you guys can't pay the migrants their gibs.

[Anonymous No.51589214]

Pound status: Pounded

[Anonymous No.51589220]

>>51587576
parity with USD and EUR, eventually

[Anonymous No.51589256]

Just sold my house after splitting with the Mrs and sitting on a big pile of GBP, fucksake do I buy a house and fix the rate now or wait a year? I'm gonna lose either way, which is the better option

[Anonymous No.51589268]

>>51589175
lol again, how is the Fed putting the big boy pants on for Canada when we've raised the rate faster and more aggressively than you. Our inflation is lower than yours, and you have similar issues with housing bubbles.The biggest risk to Canada's economy right now is if the US economy tanks. If the US can figure it's shit out, Canada will be absolutely fine. We aren't even sure if we'll have a recession just yet, unlike the UK and Europe.

[Anonymous No.51589279]

>>51587576
You should become an American state. You would be better off, enjoy more freedom, and have better military protection.

[Anonymous No.51589322]

>>51588012
This. The US dollar is and will remain the world's reserve currency

[Anonymous No.51589351]

The sterling was $1.37 in January.
How do you rugpull a 1200-year-old currency?

[Anonymous No.51589359]

>>51587576
>>51587733
They should be battling inflation but instead they are doing inflationary policies

[Anonymous No.51589374]

>>51589268
the US doesn't have anything like the problem with housing that canada has, you are wrong.
Canada will be fine, it will still be there, it has good commodities etc, but they fucked up on housing big time.

[Anonymous No.51589411]

>>51587733
>Inflation is high
>Cut taxes to increase the amount of money people have to spend
>Inflation goes even higher
Wow, who the fuck is in charge here. I thought Britania was supposed to have good education systems?

[Anonymous No.51589477]

>>51589411
this is the third layer behind Theresa May, the utter dregs

[Anonymous No.51589531]

I have already put a £50 and €50 bill on the shelf where I keep historical currencies that hyperinflated in the past

[Anonymous No.51589568]

>>51588548
The US offered them trade deals, but they wanted the same EU style deals instead of the ones offered. So they cried in the corner instead of accepting a deal and now wonder why trade is shit.

[Anonymous No.51589589]

>>51588071
>the UK *can't* raise rates
***explainer for Americans****
US mortgages are typically 30-yr fixed rate. UK mortgages are typically 2-yr fixed. US rate hikes cut demand for housing but don't affect existing mortgage payments. UK rate hikes *do* start affect existing mortgage payments after a short lag. By a lot. Defaults, repossessions, would throw people out of their homes.

[Anonymous No.51589782]

>>51589589
explainer for Americans: we don't underwrite the risk of housing for our banks by default

[Anonymous No.51589825]

>>51587576
SOROS IS SHORTING THE POUND AGAIN!!!

[Anonymous No.51589884]

Explain it to me like I’m a burger wanting to profit off of the short term pain of bongs: how do I buy into the pound?

[Anonymous No.51589965]

>>51589884
>I want to profit by buying a currency which is rapidly losing its value with no end in sight because the required fix is too painful to endure

[Anonymous No.51590035]

>>51589965
Not like right this second of course

[Anonymous No.51590192]

>>51590035
You need to rid yourself of the buy-the-dip mentality. This is not the same game you were playing a year ago or even 5 years ago. If you want to see the likely future of GBP and EUR, look to the turkish lira

[Anonymous No.51590529]

>>51589782
Thank you. That is indeed clearer and more concise.

[Anonymous No.51590590]

It doesn't really matter, all it means is imported goods will cost a bit more. We can just buy British and everything will be fine. Oh. Oh wait. Oh.

[Anonymous No.51590656]

>>51587576
it is short biased on the weekly. lots of longcucks got liquidated hence the power of the dump

[Anonymous No.51590660]

>>51587576
it's brexiting

[Anonymous No.51590675]

>>51589256
buy bitcoin

[Anonymous No.51590713]

>>51589322
It won't. The western world is being killed by US monetary policy in an attempt to right the sinking ship that is the US dollar. The US has a lot of allies to throw under the bus, which is why the US will be "fine" for a while, certainly longer than the allies it throws under the bus to save itself.

The real problem is all the shitty little nowhere islands in the east switching to the CNY as their reserve currency. Irrelevant right? They're tiny in the grand scheme of things. Who cares about them? Well, their intermediate trade partners do, the shitty large somewhere countries around them. Middling countries now face pressure from above and below to adopt the CNY, which means dumping the USD, which is harming the USD, hence the squeeze on the GBP and the EUR to save the USD.

Hint: it can't be saved.

[Anonymous No.51590863]

>>51588012
Exactly this. The Brazilian Central Bank raised rates like crazy, and that "saved" the BRL. One year ago $1 = R$5.80, now we're at R$5.20.

The rest of the world must raise interest rates if they want to compete with the usd.

[Anonymous No.51590984]

>>51589411
We currently have the absolutely bottom of the barrel of the Tory party running things, literally the dumb nogs and pajeets that the past governments wouldn't ever consider putting in cabinet. They're been slowly wittling away their talent for years due to crisis after crisis and only stay in power because the alternative is labour who're more interested in trans-nigger rights than proposing anything useful.

[Anonymous No.51591096]

$1.15 when Liz Truss took office. $1.09 now. -5% in 17 days. Why would you put a woman in charge?

[Anonymous No.51591111]

>>51591096
Because the alternatives were niggers and pajeets

[Anonymous No.51591145]

>>51590984
You could have avoided this with Corbyn

[Anonymous No.51591147]

>>51591096
Part of the plan, fren

[Anonymous No.51591360]

>>51591096
3% today now, no circuit breakers in FX

[Anonymous No.51591391]

>>51591145
He'd have achieved the same result in half the time. Literally wanted to take in millions of rapefugees which would have just contributed to this problem any way.

[Anonymous No.51591419]

What is a good forex exchange to use for swapping currencies?

[Anonymous No.51591451]

>*Becomes literally fucking worthless in your path*

[Anonymous No.51591476]

>>51591419
just trade/hold stables on binance. it's much easier

[Anonymous No.51591494]

>>51591147
any person who isn't schizophrenic is such a low quality person it makes me want to scream

[Anonymous No.51591497]

>>51591419
I started swapping pounds into BUSD myself

[Anonymous No.51591511]

>>51591476
yeah that's what I've been doing but where can I short with low leverage

[Anonymous No.51591867]

>>51590713
The Eurokek ladies and gentlemen.

100% wrong about absolutely everything he runs his dysgenic mouth about but literally couldn't be more sure of himself. He even types like a plebbit faggot. Lol. Lmao.

[Anonymous No.51591901]

>>51587576
You took to many siestas
Now you are Spanish POV

[Anonymous No.51592329]

>>51591867
The glowie ladies and gentlemen.

100% afraid of any dissenting opinion he runs his dysgenic mouth about but literally couldn't be more doing it for a paycheque. He even types like a glowie faggot. Lol. Lmao.

[Anonymous No.51592399]

>>51587733
>kwasi kwarteng
nice quintessentially british name

[Anonymous No.51592499]

>>51592399
hey he passed the test
> will you suck banker cock? yes? okay you are in the club.

[Anonymous No.51593059]

>>51590713
>all the shitty little nowhere islands in the east switching to the CNY as their reserve currency
These are belt and road countries and they all owe China a tremendous amount of money which they will never pay back. Their switch to using CNY has added liabilities to China's balance sheet with no hope of future return. They did all this to try and keep their construction ponzi rolling, but just like ghost cities, the infrastructure they built in all these shitty little nowhere islands is unproductive. Ports which sit totally unused, roads to nowhere, all of it built with ultra shit materials. The countries switched to CNY because China thought they'd spring into being little Shenzhens, puppeteered by the CCP through monetary policy. It hasn't happened and it won't ever happen. China dumped value right into the ocean.

[Anonymous No.51593096]

>>51588397
It's called bitcoin. It is the life raft on the sinking fiat ship

[Anonymous No.51593231]

>>51591511
I used etoro for a bit. Are they still a thing?

[Anonymous No.51593260]

>>51589411
inflation is high because of supply chain issues, not because people are spending too much

[Anonymous No.51593379]

>>51593260
Inflation was high because of supply chain issues, now it's going to be even higher because of both.

[Anonymous No.51593537]

>>51593260
this was propaganda for goyim. you know what causes supply chain issues? inflation. nobody wants to swap their goods for X dollars now when they can get X+n dollars later

[Anonymous No.51593779]

>>51588548
Why would there be a special relationship with the US? They aren't anglo anymore.

[Anonymous No.51593860]

>>51591360
This is insane... In a non-talmuded country, this would be on the main page of every newspapers. But no, the control is so tight over the informations who truly matters that i have to seek them in the darkest corners of the interwebs.

[Anonymous No.51593970]

>>51587576
A female became prime minister

[Anonymous No.51594047]

>>51593260
Imagine being this much of a goy.

[Anonymous No.51594068]

>>51593059
By switching to CNY they necessarily have to dump the dollar. Dumping the dollar hurts the US, maybe you're right and in some cases it hurts China too, but I think that's fine for China. China isn't in economic crisis like the entire western world right now, they can trade body blows and come out on top.

[Anonymous No.51594073]

>>51593260
>he's still stuck believing the 2021 propaganda
Everyone admits it was because of excessive moneyprinting now

https://youtu.be/ggeULNqap1U?t=4657

[Anonymous No.51594074]

>>51588075
It's a cap on the rate you pay retard, you can use as much as you want

[Anonymous No.51594214]

>>51588012
You're wrong. A hyperinflation scenario is inevitable whether or not rates are raised. This can kick the can down the road for a few months but the moment the Euro collapses so does the USD after 3-6 weeks. We are financially and economically tied to Europe. We will see impoverishments the likes haven't been seen since the fall of the Aztecs. Since the sacking of Rome, but even worse. You are about to see the worst of every human come out as people struggle to survive. As you try to survive. Get used to a hungry belly.

[Anonymous No.51594231]

>>51587576
It's being converted to the British ounce.

[Anonymous No.51594274]

>>51594068
>China isn't in economic crisis
...right...

[Anonymous No.51594277]

>>51594214
He'll just cash out his ETH though.

[Anonymous No.51594326]

>>51587700
It's all a shithole

[Anonymous No.51594357]

>>51587934
yep

[Anonymous No.51594496]

>>51594231
>It's being converted to the British ounce.
kek

[Anonymous No.51594532]

>>51594277
USD is deflating, thousands will be worth pennies. This is a two pronged attack on the currencies. Hyperinflation and deflation. You would have to be the dumbest person alive to still be holding crypto or stocks. Maybe mining stocks but even then barely any. This crash is taking down everyone and everything. Even the medical institutions will be in the shit which was historically thought impossible.

[Anonymous No.51594566]

Makes me nervous that all these currencies are crashing vs. the US dollar while our country just keeps creating money out of thin air and shipping it to Ukraine.

You'd think the US dollar would be worthless by now. What gives?

[Anonymous No.51594574]

>>51594214
Lmao, I'm a bushcraft instructor. I'm the only person in this thread that won't die eating wild mushrooms.

[Anonymous No.51594662]

well, its been fun lads. But it looks like it ogre

[Anonymous No.51594663]

>>51594566
The US is tightening more than the other countries so capital from those other countries is fleeing to the USD. The USD is still shit, but it's the least shitty option right now

[Anonymous No.51594832]

>>51594574
>implying

I'm sure you know your stuff anon but even the best bushman are only good at one, maybe two regions. If you have to go outside of that region you will have to learn even more on your own through nonstop testing. I know basically triple the amount of deciduous vs desert/sonoran.

All I'm saying is don't get too complacent as there is always more to learn and you can only hunt so much when humans are starving. I estimate we will see half the world lose animal species

[Anonymous No.51594925]

>>51594231
kek

[Anonymous No.51594982]

>>51594566
It's the best shit out of a bunch of turds, and the global reserve currency.

Banks will only accept collateral denominated in USD.

[Anonymous No.51595667]

>>51587872
Are we even fucking surprised. America is at the brink of a recession, UK government is fucked. Russia and Ukraine war is still happening. Heck, most people are trusting stablecoins over government issues currencies. Me included. Fucking staked USDC and BUSD on Spool Fi from day one of the bear. The government elites wont drag me down.

[Anonymous No.51595707]

>>51594832
I'll be alright anon, I'll either head to Kielder or depending on how bad things get, maybe go north to Cairngorms. I can foot it. Point is, the average mong won't leave the safety of the cities, normies will eat trash and pets before they eat wild food.

[Anonymous No.51595754]

[Anonymous No.51595761]

>>51588949
Starvtugal

[Anonymous No.51595771]

Congrats again on Brexit. Really, well done.

[Anonymous No.51595803]

>>51595771
Voting leave is the one correct decision we've made in all this shit.

[Anonymous No.51595809]

>>51595771
Yeah staying in the sinking ship known as the EU would have really saved them.

[Anonymous No.51595955]

>>51595771
>stay in EU
>western currencies fail
>get blamed for it because you refuse to adopt the EUR
>adopt the EUR after being painted as the devil for months or years
>the ship sinks anyway
>get blamed for it again
Oh yes the Germans would have saved us. They're well known for making smart decisions in a crisis aren't they.

[Anonymous No.51595997]

>>51595771
What is Europe, exactly?

[Anonymous No.51596032]

>>51595771
Cope

[Anonymous No.51596278]

>>51595771
Half of this crisis is literally Germany's fault

[Anonymous No.51596688]

>>51591111
Nobody checking these quads?

[Anonymous No.51596759]

>>51589268
Canada must be destroyed to be saved

[Anonymous No.51596780]

>>51589351
The answer will surprise you, and get you banned from reddit.

[Anonymous No.51597074]

>>51594662
What is that? Please explain. Thank you!

[Anonymous No.51597267]

>>51595771
>collapse as a sovereign nation
>get to pick up the pieces and build yourself up

>collapse as part of the EU
>bureaucrats in brussels gets to decide which pieces you can pick up and which ones you can't

[Anonymous No.51597489]

>>51593260
I wish I could slap you across the internet you fucking buffoon.

[Anonymous No.51598348]

>>51588147
why?

[Anonymous No.51598506]

>>51587576
Brexit all over again

[Anonymous No.51598870]

>>51587629
>freezes to death

[Anonymous No.51599923]

>>51587700
Try the Midlands. It's pretty awesome here.

[Anonymous No.51599964]

KING CHARLES IS RUGGING