Holidays in Europe will cost £230 more

[Axionknight]

BlackLabel said:

So not £220 or £240 more but £230? Where is Dave pulling these figures from, his arse?

The government cannot even predict what the deficit and public borrowing is going to be from one month to the other (Gideon made a prediction in the March budget and come April this figure was £3.8 billion more than he predicted. Yet we are expected to take their post Brexit financial figures seriously?

You better do, or we all die.

[vonuber]

BoRED S2upid said:

I wonder what next weeks scare story will be? What haven't we had yet?

If you vote out you will turn into a brexit voter?

[HarryW]

Isn't that for a family of 4 as well, not pp.

[Einion Yrth]

HarryW said:

Isn't that for a family of 4 as well, not pp.

It's a random, somewhat scary, number plucked from the aether?

[anonymous-user]

More rubbish, both sides are coming out with same crap on different days. When will any of them say something of value, something that helps people to make an informed decision?

I don't think there is any doubt that a vote to leave will cause a financial shock to the economy, not just here but also in Europe. How the dice will land after is any bodies guess but I can't see prices in the shops going down or interest rates dropping as prices always seem to be going up just that the rate of increase rockets when there is financial uncertainty.

The leave camps argument that business will better after raises the question of how has Europe stopped UK companies finding business else where on the planet? How will this magically change after an exit vote?

It won't is probably closer to the mark, I think it takes more balls to stay than it does to leave.

[egor110]

How can they say anything of value when the truth is nobody knows what'll happen next.

[John145]

egor110 said:

How can they say anything of value when the truth is nobody knows what'll happen next.

All the basic questions have absolute answers.

The economy is a red herring, no one knows and everyone is predicting based on what the random number generator pings out this week.

Do you want an immigration policy?

Do you want control of our fishing grounds?

Do you want free trade with the world?

Do you want your vote to have more power over your personal life?

These are all basics with absolute answers and only one action can achieve them.

[gothatway]

gottans said:

I think it takes more balls to stay than it does to leave.

I agree with that; it would take a brave fool to vote out.

[anonymous-user]

Exactly, were going to get fked over with either more of the same or something different because of an unrealistic delusion.

You really can't make this stuff up.

[anonymous-user]

I thought the continent was going to plunge into war if we left? Maybe he's including the cost of a security detail to escort you on your city break.

[rb5er]

gothatway said:

I agree with that; it would take a brave fool to vote out.

And just a fool to vote to stay in.

[Moonhawk]

So an exit would be great for the UK tourism industry.......and green to boot (think of all those carbon footprints saved by people not flying to Malaga)

[anonymous-user]

Moonhawk said:

So an exit would be great for the UK tourism industry.......and green to boot (think of all those carbon footprints saved by people not flying)

No keep up at the back an exit would cause global warming!

[HarryW]

fblm said:

Moonhawk said:

So an exit would be great for the UK tourism industry.......and green to boot (think of all those carbon footprints saved by people not flying)

No keep up at the back an exit would cause global warming!

Tbh I won't be surprised if the next round of scaremongering doesn't bring global warming into the mix.

[egor110]

Moonhawk said:

So an exit would be great for the UK tourism industry.......and green to boot (think of all those carbon footprints saved by people not flying to Malaga)

The only thing that would be great for the UK tourism industry would be if we have a guaranteed hot summer.

[powerstroke]

HarryW said:

fblm said:

Moonhawk said:

So an exit would be great for the UK tourism industry.......and green to boot (think of all those carbon footprints saved by people not flying)

No keep up at the back an exit would cause global warming!

Tbh I won't be surprised if the next round of scaremongering doesn't bring global warming into the mix.

They did !! aparrently the EU is going to sort out climate change but if we leave our climate will be damaged ....

[KingNothing]

BoRED S2upid said:

I wonder what next weeks scare story will be? What haven't we had yet?

I'm going with either, plauge of locusts, rivers turning to blood, pestilence or death of the first born boys.

[anonymous-user]

KingNothing said:

BoRED S2upid said:

I wonder what next weeks scare story will be? What haven't we had yet?

I'm going with either, plauge of locusts, rivers turning to blood, pestilence or death of the first born boys.

I understand that the next report will be about the moon spinning out of orbit and colliding devastatingly with Earth. The reason is that Brexit will cause massive deflation of thousands of egos in the EU politico which we rely on presently for gravitational stability.

Not buying it myself, I think those egos are bulletproof.........

[LuS1fer]

eyebeebe said:

Typically £13-20 for a pizza. 1/2 litre of normal beer £4-7. Wine is where it really hurts - generally starting at £30 a bottle for something unremarkable.

About £13 for a glass of prosecco.

[LuS1fer]

Skyedriver said:

His speech yesterday:
If we leave the EU your foreign holiday will cost £230 more.

So bu66er the British tourist industry then.....

He forgot to say "which is still cheaper than staying in the UK".
I went to Spain in May and the weather was dire so sun is not always guaranteed.