Completely Unwoven: Business, Economics, and Tax Policy 4.0

[FlagDUDE08]

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My boy's been cleaning up your boy's mess.

Your boy's still blaming Bush. He has no plan other than to destroy the nation and turn it third world.

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

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He has no plan other than to destroy the nation and turn it third world.

Gonna be a busy final seven months if Obama's hoping to achieve that goal!

[FlagDUDE08]

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Gonna be a busy final seven months if Obama's hoping to achieve that goal!

Assuming he actually leaves in seven months. He has all the tools to declare martial law and make himself dictator.

[Kepler]

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Assuming he actually leaves in seven months. He has all the tools to declare martial law and make himself dictator.

That's our Flag!

[St. Clown]

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Assuming he actually leaves in seven months. He has all the tools to declare martial law and make himself dictator.

That's been true of pretty much every president for the past 84 years. Which of them have exercised those tools?

[unofan]

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That's our Flag!

I was just about to post that you guys are arguing with a guy who believes Obama would institute martial law (not that he backed up that belief with real money, despite the 10:1 odds I offered 4-6 years ago).

[FlagDUDE08]

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I was just about to post that you guys are arguing with a guy who believes Obama would institute martial law (not that he backed up that belief with real money, despite the 10:1 odds I offered 4-6 years ago).

Online gambling is illegal, thanks to the last straw that resulted in me disliking Dubya: the UIGEA.

[joecct]

Online gambling is illegal, thanks to the last straw that resulted in me disliking Dubya: the UIGEA.

Gambling is a sin and we must stomp sin out every chance we get!!!

No dumbkopf! We legalize it, regulate it, and tax the hell out of it. Like greed, sin is good for the treasury.

[Kepler]

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Everybody catch your breath this weekend?

Well OK then, let's all have another cup of Armageddon.

[joecct]

Everybody catch your breath this weekend?

Well OK then, let's all have another cup of Armageddon.

Buy British!! Visit Britian!!

[St. Clown]

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Everybody catch your breath this weekend?

Well OK then, let's all have another cup of Armageddon.

This is a total overreaction to the divorce. Britain is doing nothing more than returning to a status of what it was some 15 years ago. London will continue to be a strong presence in international trade, though its might will reduce some as a result. People are reacting as though its a complete collapse of the nation.

[Kepler]

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This is a total overreaction to the divorce. Britain is doing nothing more than returning to a status of what it was some 15 years ago. London will continue to be a strong presence in international trade, though its might will reduce some as a result. People are reacting as though its a complete collapse of the nation.

Then buy the pound. I think you're right and it will rebound.

[joecct]

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A brief history of stadiums

http://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/06/f...y-of-stadiums/

[Kepler]

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This is interesting.

The First Minister of Scotland is arguing that for the UK to leave the EU, the Scottish Parliament would have to vote to exit.

This scenario is based upon an interpretation of the Scotland Act 1998, the statute which created (or, rather, recreated) the Scottish Parliament.
Clause 29 of that Act, anent legislative competence, empowers the Scottish Parliament to legislate in the devolved areas for which it is responsible - while obliging it to take care that nothing it does is "incompatible" with EU law.

In short, EU law has force in Scotland and, in devolved areas, is enacted and implemented by the Scottish Parliament, not Westminster.

Which... well, actually... maybe. Even better, it could give everybody a chance to say "oh, gee, I guess we messed up. Never mind!" Which they might actually do if they're freaked out enough.

Even UKIP would love it because then half the Tory supporters would revolt and join them.

[joecct]

This is interesting.

The First Minister of Scotland is arguing that for the UK to leave the EU, the Scottish Parliament would have to vote to exit.



Which... well, actually... maybe. Even better, it could give everybody a chance to say "oh, gee, I guess we messed up. Never mind!" Which they might actually do if they're freaked out enough.

Even UKIP would love it because then half the Tory supporters would revolt and join them.

They'll get their chance to join the EU in Referendum 2.0. England/Wales want to be independent of Brussels, Scotland does not.

The negotiations will involve trading Scotland and Northern Ireland for the Aquitaine and Normandy. Plus there will be an agreement on visas for athletes.