mikeyjh
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German, Indian, German - I'm being slightly glib of course but if it's a no deal brexit, you have to imagine a scenario where manufacturers would move production from the UK no?
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German, Indian, German - I'm being slightly glib of course but if it's a no deal brexit, you have to imagine a scenario where manufacturers would move production from the UK no?
nicko31
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I was involved with Dyson's supply chain in the early 2000's but he left the people of Wiltshire high and dry and got a Knighthood in return. He's loving the Singapore trade deal with the EU though
Baldseagull
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Saw a Fox interview with Nigel Farridge, mocking the idea that the referendum was influenced by illegal Facebook ads and Russian funding as a conspiracy theory, then claims a conspiracy by "the establishment" is behind the investigations.
Mocks the idea that the "great British Public were somehow brainwashed by these ads", which begs the question, if the ads had no influence, why spend millions of pounds putting them out there?
Having read the thoughts of some of the leave voters on here, it's clear that a lot of the ideas they have about the EU come straight out of Farages mouth and are accepted as facts. The biggest problem for this country is not that we are leaving the EU, it's that the population is so easily seduced, because it means we are destined to elect the purveyors of the prettiest lies for evermore, and anyone telling the hard truth is put aside.
I think it might be best if we actually leave on a no deal so we can all see the likes of Farage and Mogg exposed and learn the hard way, as long as we do learn, it might be worth it.
Mocks the idea that the "great British Public were somehow brainwashed by these ads", which begs the question, if the ads had no influence, why spend millions of pounds putting them out there?
Having read the thoughts of some of the leave voters on here, it's clear that a lot of the ideas they have about the EU come straight out of Farages mouth and are accepted as facts. The biggest problem for this country is not that we are leaving the EU, it's that the population is so easily seduced, because it means we are destined to elect the purveyors of the prettiest lies for evermore, and anyone telling the hard truth is put aside.
I think it might be best if we actually leave on a no deal so we can all see the likes of Farage and Mogg exposed and learn the hard way, as long as we do learn, it might be worth it.
nicko31
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Question..
Will Brexiteers be writing to letter of apology to Gina Miller for being giving them opportunity to vote down Theresa May's Brexit deal?
Will Brexiteers be writing to letter of apology to Gina Miller for being giving them opportunity to vote down Theresa May's Brexit deal?
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Baldseagull
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Gets the best of both worlds, UK tax breaks on Research and Development, so his labs are here, then takes that R&D to Singapore to make the stuff. Not blaming him for doing so, and maybe if we didn't have minimum wage legislation, H&S legislation, Maternity pay, Holiday Pay, redundancy legislation etc. he would base his factories here, Brexiteers kept saying we could be more competitive if we leave the EU, and if they get their way, watch out.
That'll be because it is impossible without treating Northern Ireland separately.The version of leave?
In or out....Out means Out and none of this bollocks of what type of out we want.
Just pull out and stop caving into the EU !!!
Start talking after FFS.
All this drama and confusion is all down to a gutless leader and remainers trying everything to sabotage it.
The biggest problem they face is not delivering what we voted for
nicko31
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Those on the extremes really don't care about NI, that's why ND is acceptable as is a Canada style deal
Pavilionaire
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I went to the Goodwood Festival of Speed this year for the first time and was amazed at just how many British manufacturers of high-end cars there are out there. In terms of design and innovation the UK automotive sector seems to be thriving and it would be terrible to see that compromised by the loss of frictionless, tariff-free trade.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Steve Parish has written a piece in The Times today basically saying how Brexit will benefit The Premier League by making it more global etc, though he doesn't see the need to increase the HGP quota from 8, as 16 & 17 year olds from EEA countries wouldn't be able to sign in the future, so the HGP players would pretty soon all be British.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/...and-and-the-premier-league-stronger-35xq5rwnc
I was struck by the opening line of his final paragraph though: "I’m not convinced Brexit will happen now"
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/...and-and-the-premier-league-stronger-35xq5rwnc
I was struck by the opening line of his final paragraph though: "I’m not convinced Brexit will happen now"
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Pavilionaire
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His girlfriend Susanna Reid with Piers Morgan on Good Morning Britain this morning gave David Lidlington a hard time about the PM's Deal and he all but admitted we'd be worse of than we are now.
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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But then what happens?
I guess May will resign - and do we get a PM intent on No Deal/Hard Brexit or a Pro-European such as Justine Greening who will go for a second referendum and split the Tory Party in two?
Or does May stick it out and call another Election?
Perhaps Labour ditch Corbyn, get a pro-European in, with a second referendum in their manifesto?
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Or new primary legislation, with cross party support, to join EFTA/EEA and customs union.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Then why did Leave win?Or are you claiming otherwise?Where is any information supporting your fantasy?
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
We can,and have,been negotiating them already,but can't sign anything till we Leave.
daveinplzen
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Alright Dave?Is that Outh AmericaS?Have another spliff
Jesus christ, you seem to go out of your way to look ridiculous.
The AmericaS is North, Central South and Canada. Thanks for re-enforcing my view of you.
The Tory party needs to split in two. It is effectively two parties already and at least people would know what they were voting for.
