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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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I agree.
Two Professors
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OECD?Sounds like what that german keeper is suffering from
.There is always a silver lining to every cloud though-makes a perfect emoji for moaners crying about nothing.
And another silver lining is there will be loads of rich Liverpool fans soon,with their compensayshun payments
And finally,for all those strange people who have a bit of a thing about gammon
Hasta la vista!
.There is always a silver lining to every cloud though-makes a perfect emoji for moaners crying about nothing.And another silver lining is there will be loads of rich Liverpool fans soon,with their compensayshun payments
And finally,for all those strange people who have a bit of a thing about gammon
Hasta la vista!
That was a bacon sandwich you twit.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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read it in the Guardian? its due to a massivly increased number in 2016. OECD report, page 10 you'll want.
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Publius Ovidius
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Anyone work for lloyds of London?
Time to swot up on your French as they are preparing to move to Belgium
Time to swot up on your French as they are preparing to move to Belgium
Of course it’s true. I don’t make this shit up.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,310
no, but they often do.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,310
opening a subsidary in Brussels, neatly sidestep the issues of passporting.
I wonder how much of Lloyd’s current underwriting in London is for Europe? I imagine it’s a fair amount they will be shifting over to the mainland?
I also see EasyJet are still busy moving UK flights over to their new Austrian business. The slow trickle is starting to gain size.
Garry Nelson's teacher
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This is one of the oft-repeated gripes of the other Football Genius too (what is it with football geniuses?). There is something in this accusation in that the paper is a bastion of the Remain camp and takes-the-piss out of Brexiteers (almost always the 'professional' ones) frequently.
So yes, the 'opinion' pieces they publish are witheringly anti-Brexit (naturally someone like me usually laps these up) but most of the ones that find their way onto this thread as links are 'hard news' - OK maybe news that some of us would rather not hear, but as valid as most and more valid than many (I'm thinking The Sun, Mail, Express).
I realise of course that this will not change the opinion of anyone on this thread, but I felt compelled to share; it's an illness.
PS And on a practical level it's one of the few decent papers that can be accessed without a pay-wall.
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They are doing what any business does, keeping their fingers in as many pies as possible, so I think people need to get a grip. Nobody is leaving this country completely. What I think is more annoying, nobody gave a xxxx when our manufacturing companies where sold off to foreign buyers over the years. We just accepted it and moved on.
Publius Ovidius
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With the work I have been doing over the last few weeks, it isn't not a subsidiary move mate.
If I had a business park in Luxembourg at the moment, I could retire to Monaco on the interest from companies who are in the London bubble. It's like a fever pitch at the moment.
I am even thinking of spending my last 5 years of work helping companies move...they are paying stupid money for people who understand IT and data centre management!
Every cloud has a silver lining it appears!
With only 14% of their business coming from Europe ?
7345 hours 47 minutes.
Publius Ovidius
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No idea..I just know what I am asked to do.
It depends how many bits of data that cloud holds.
And with hindsight we know that was a stupid and hugely damaging decision. Do you want to make the same mistake twice?
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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I see JRM wants to be PM
