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On 11/20/2018 at 12:53 AM, KittenKong said:

No, because they are mostly well-informed and fairly smart. The general public is neither.

don't you love the british armchair experts and critics here in thailand espousing their views and expertise on everything going on in uk.....lucky you guys have all the answers......oh hang on, you are in thailand and no-one is listening to you.......just as well perhaps

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4 minutes ago, John P Ryke said:

don't you love the british armchair experts and critics here in thailand espousing their views and expertise on everything going on in uk.....lucky you guys have all the answers......oh hang on, you are in thailand and no-one is listening to you.......just as well perhaps

Quite ironic that you are reading and commenting suggesting that "no one is listening" , when you quite clearly are listening 

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1 minute ago, sanemax said:

Quite ironic that you are reading and commenting suggesting that "no one is listening" , when you quite clearly are listening 

seriously i really am no-one but do not pretend to be......also in the same boat as the rest of you.......just here because of the cost of living in my own country.......

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1 minute ago, John P Ryke said:

seriously i really am no-one but do not pretend to be......also in the same boat as the rest of you.......just here because of the cost of living in my own country.......

These are forums and we are discussing it among ourselves

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3 minutes ago, sanemax said:

These are forums and we are discussing it among ourselves

David (PigF*&^%$) Cameron

Boris (clown) Johnson

Tony (WMD) Blair

Jerry (ILikeLatinoWivesHalfMyAge) Corbyn

etc.

i like the way you discuss.........this is a forum discussion

 

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1 minute ago, John P Ryke said:

David (PigF*&^%$) Cameron

Boris (clown) Johnson

Tony (WMD) Blair

Jerry (ILikeLatinoWivesHalfMyAge) Corbyn

etc.

i like the way you discuss.........this is a forum discussion

 

People have been giving their opinions , your examples of name calling is just a minimal percentage of the content  

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On 11/16/2018 at 9:44 AM, Jonnapat said:

Shockingly awful post.

Just wait to see what's round the corner. 

Just give the war a miss, everyone else is over it.

The sad fact that many of life's losers end washed up in Thailand , usually in Pattaya- one good thing if the pound continues to fall is they will feel the pain first and hardest and join the Ruskies drinking Arhca on the 7/11 step - "living the dream". 

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31 minutes ago, John P Ryke said:

don't you love the british armchair experts and critics here in thailand espousing their views and expertise on everything going on in uk.....lucky you guys have all the answers......oh hang on, you are in thailand and no-one is listening to you.......just as well perhaps

for armchair read barstool....for views read drunken incoherent slurrings to anyone within hearing.

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2 hours ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

The sad fact that many of life's losers end washed up in Thailand , usually in Pattaya- one good thing if the pound continues to fall is they will feel the pain first and hardest and join the Ruskies drinking Arhca on the 7/11 step - "living the dream". 

and where are you washed up right now?

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3 hours ago, John P Ryke said:

don't you love the british armchair experts and critics here in thailand espousing their views and expertise on everything going on in uk.....lucky you guys have all the answers......oh hang on, you are in thailand and no-one is listening to you.......just as well perhaps

The 'listening' bit is irrelevant. What is relevant is that Brexit impact on Sterling has significant effect on expats living in Thailand or anywhere else for that matter. Not only that, the Sterling impact has a faster more immediate effect on expats and therefore their input to the discussion is skin in the game. In short your contribution has little value other than as a 'spoiler'.

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3 hours ago, John P Ryke said:

seriously i really am no-one but do not pretend to be......also in the same boat as the rest of you.......just here because of the cost of living in my own country.......

Don't put all of us on your boat. Big mistake.

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14 hours ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

for armchair read barstool....for views read drunken incoherent slurrings to anyone within hearing.

....still the risk mind you that they may sound more coherent than the cold sober crowd in a rage who have decamped back home.

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1 hour ago, SheungWan said:

....still the risk mind you that they may sound more coherent than the cold sober crowd in a rage who have decamped back home.

it is possible but highly unlikely.

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On 11/19/2018 at 9:30 AM, BritManToo said:

Reads topic title "Brexit turmoil hits pound"

Rushes to view XE.com ........... 42.2

In the last 3 months it's been between 41.8 and 43.5 ..... hardly any change so why the big panic headline?

Because the trend line looks down. However, not much change over the last few days. The suggestion is that attention is more focused on international trade issues and the $ interest spread yield curve inversion (shorter term interest rates less than short term interest rates) this week. 

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On 11/16/2018 at 8:46 AM, Pedrogaz said:

Crap negotiating by Britain. They should have played hard ball. No one had heard of Hard and Soft Brexits when they voted....they just voted to leave. We should pay nothing and leave on March 19th. Britain is too valuable a market for the EU to lose....if they lost the sales to us they would have a major recession, and so sense will prevail at some point. But the EU negotiated in bad faith.

a major recession in the EU you say,well before brexit the UK was top of the GDP table its now 6th from 7 with italy bottom and thats before brexit and all the jobs we will lose to other EU nations,they dont actually sell us much other than VWs and we sell them even less,we will cement 7th spot for sure

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2 hours ago, SheungWan said:

Because the trend line looks down. However, not much change over the last few days. The suggestion is that attention is more focused on international trade issues and the $ interest spread yield curve inversion (shorter term interest rates less than short term interest rates) this week. 

the trend line shows its the lowest for 21 years,and a lot more likely to go lower than higher.

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On 12/6/2018 at 7:28 PM, bomber said:

the trend line shows its the lowest for 21 years,and a lot more likely to go lower than higher.

That's pretty obvious 2 years ago many were saying that especially the rich 1% who didn't want UK to leave EU.

It's good for UK to export all it's manufacturing goods.

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On 12/6/2018 at 7:28 PM, bomber said:

the trend line shows its the lowest for 21 years,and a lot more likely to go lower than higher.

  Transfer wise , only accepting transfers up to £10.000  tomorrow,  on Dday .

      Bring  your hard earned savings over  asap .  Tomo  may be too late .  Not looking pretty for ex pats .

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It appears to me that even if an MP sneezes sterling drops.

 

I can foresee the way this is headed that soon the £ will be equal to the Euro. Someone somewhere has their finger firmly on the lid to stop the £ rising.

 

Crap bank interest rates and crap bank exchange rates, it`s become a situation where Brits living abroad may just as well keep their money under a mattress, the banks are offering nothing.

 

Now that some embassies have stopped issuing monthly confirmation letters, who in their right minds would want to bring over 800000 baht at these rates?

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Good evening! GBPTHB mid-point slumped to 41.18. Now all you expat boys and gals say a big Thank You to the Hard Brexiteers for their sterling endeavors. 40 here we come?

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1 hour ago, SheungWan said:

Good evening! GBPTHB mid-point slumped to 41.18. Now all you expat boys and gals say a big Thank You to the Hard Brexiteers for their sterling endeavors. 40 here we come?

i was predicting 35-37 after brexit,this was based on 2 things a bad deal which is what is coming followed by JC,phase one is about now complete.

Posted
7 hours ago, salavan said:

England is a rats ship a vessel full of xenophobic racist 

The GBP is now micky mouse currency

Congratulations all You buccanrering brexeteers should learn the difference between patriotism and racism

 

Thats very typical of "anti racists" , show a complete dislike of people from one Country and wave the "I'm right on" flag ????

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10 hours ago, cyberfarang said:

It appears to me that even if an MP sneezes sterling drops.

 

I can foresee the way this is headed that soon the £ will be equal to the Euro. Someone somewhere has their finger firmly on the lid to stop the £ rising.

 

Crap bank interest rates and crap bank exchange rates, it`s become a situation where Brits living abroad may just as well keep their money under a mattress, the banks are offering nothing.

 

Now that some embassies have stopped issuing monthly confirmation letters, who in their right minds would want to bring over 800000 baht at these rates? 

Those of us that live here and need a visa. A bigger question is who would bring 4-5 million to buy a condo.

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Just stop the brexit madness. Anger and Arrogance voted brexit into play and reality needs to step in and stop the brexit madness. I am not British but think this has been one big ignorant exercise that needs to stop and make up with EU and move forward positively.  

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7 minutes ago, Wake Up said:

Just stop the brexit madness. Anger and Arrogance voted brexit into play and reality needs to step in and stop the brexit madness. I am not British but think this has been one big ignorant exercise that needs to stop and make up with EU and move forward positively.  

U.K wants to be free from Europe , its what British people voted for  

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2 hours ago, Henryford said:

Those of us that live here and need a visa. A bigger question is who would bring 4-5 million to buy a condo.

Those who think that sterling has further to fall longer term.

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