[Politics] Brexit

[vegster]

There needs to be a vote on the final deal, either parliament, the public or both

It's going to get a lot worse yet, NHS recruitment from abroad ( Those cheap nurses and other specialists ) is down dramatically, the NFU is predicting a food crisis as it won't have enough low paid migrant labour to grow and pick our crops. That's on top of the haemorrhaging financial services leaving the City.

 

[nicko31]

It's going to get a lot worse yet, NHS recruitment from abroad ( Those cheap nurses and other specialists ) is down dramatically, the NFU is predicting a food crisis as it won't have enough low paid migrant labour to grow and pick our crops. That's on top of the haemorrhaging financial services leaving the City.

The NHS is London I know for a fact is already in a staff recruitment crisis.

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...s-registering-work-britain-falls-90-per-cent/

Another triumph for our proud Brexiteers! But hang on surely this is just Project Fear propaganda put out by the notoriously biased Remain Rag, the Daily Telegraph?
Seriously: is this what you really wanted? Is this what 'taking back control' really meant?

 

[beorhthelm]

The NHS is London I know for a fact is already in a staff recruitment crisis.

NHS in London has been in recruitment crisis for years, with house prices, intensity of work and national pay making pay relatively higher (to cost of living), drawing staff away. not everything is about Brexit you know.

question about a vote on the deal - what do you expect happens if the deal is voted against? you have these scenarios: we renegotiate (is there time, will the EU engage?), or call off the whole exit, continue the exit with nothing in place. which is it that you wish for?

 

[portslade seagull]

NHS in London has been in recruitment crisis for years, with house prices, intensity of work and national pay making pay relatively higher (to cost of living), drawing staff away. not everything is about Brexit you know.

question about a vote on the deal - what do you expect happens if the deal is voted against? you have these scenarios: we renegotiate (is there time, will the EU engage?), or call off the whole exit, continue the exit with nothing in place. which is it that you wish for?

Oh come on all the woes are blamedonBrexit don't you know. They are scouring everything today for all the little morsels

 

[ManOfSussex]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...s-registering-work-britain-falls-90-per-cent/

Another triumph for our proud Brexiteers! But hang on surely this is just Project Fear propaganda put out by the notoriously biased Remain Rag, the Daily Telegraph?
Seriously: is this what you really wanted? Is this what 'taking back control' really meant?

Everyone knew what they were voting for, remember? Net-migration is going down, immigrants are leaving - it's an absolute triumph. Miss Marple Britain didn't have an NHS, so we won't need immigrants nurses in the future utopia.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Oh come on all the woes are blamedonBrexit don't you know. They are scouring everything today for all the little morsels

Just to clarify, are you saying that the 90 per cent decline in EU nurses since the referendum is, like the damaging drop in the value of sterling and the precipitous relative falls in growth and business confidence (a) nothing to do with Brexit (b) a little bit to do with Brexit (c) very largely to do with Brexit or (d) entirely to do with Brexit?

I'd pitch it between c and d overall.

PS - you're wrong about people scouring everything today. For example, no one has yet mentioned this morning's reports that the EC is investigating the possibility that the Kremlin helped finance the Leave campaign. Not proven yet of course but why, I suppose we should ask, would the Kremlin want to see us out of the EU?

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

And so the spiders web gets bigger

http://metro.co.uk/2017/11/01/milli...estigated-over-eu-referendum-funding-7046705/

Spiders web indeed, with his Russian wife, and his mate naughty Nigel being 'of interest' to the FBI.

Let's see what comes out in the end.

 

[Two Professors]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...s-registering-work-britain-falls-90-per-cent/

Another triumph for our proud Brexiteers! But hang on surely this is just Project Fear propaganda put out by the notoriously biased Remain Rag, the Daily Telegraph?
Seriously: is this what you really wanted? Is this what 'taking back control' really meant?

Is there some sort of time warp in Worthing?This was done to death weeks ago.The fall in EU nurses is mainly down to the requirement that they have to speak English now.I'm sure even you will agree that is a necessary attribute for a nurse in a British hospital.The number leaving is only about 0.2% of those on the Register.Non-EU nurses are coming in ever larger numbers,and training places are expanding by 25%.Please find something new to whine about.

 

[Two Professors]

Spiders web indeed, with his Russian wife, and his mate naughty Nigel being 'of interest' to the FBI.

Let's see what comes out in the end.

 

[Two Professors]

And so the spiders web gets bigger

http://metro.co.uk/2017/11/01/milli...estigated-over-eu-referendum-funding-7046705/

Looks like you're on ignore by people on your side!

 

[5ways]

"Carney says that the Brexit vote has exacerbated Britain’s long-standing productivity problems, by deterring businesses from making new investments.

This is affecting the amount of spare capacity in the UK economy (a key factor on how fast the Bank will raise interest rates)."

 

[Two Professors]

"Carney says that the Brexit vote has exacerbated Britain’s long-standing productivity problems, by deterring businesses from making new investments.

This is affecting the amount of spare capacity in the UK economy (a key factor on how fast the Bank will raise interest rates)."

Time to introduce a bit of reality and balance-shame you didn't feel it necessary to quote the rest,even though most people have Carney on ignore

 

[Two Professors]

While the subject is reality and balance,how can this bunch run a witch hunt into anything-more biased than BBC moderators!










allegedly

 

[beorhthelm]

"Carney says that the Brexit vote has exacerbated Britain’s long-standing productivity problems, by deterring businesses from making new investments.

This is affecting the amount of spare capacity in the UK economy (a key factor on how fast the Bank will raise interest rates)."

maybe instead of highlighting Brexit as a factor, Mr Carney might like to offer some solutions to the issues of perennial productivity problem, and business's lack of investment (going back nearly a decade)?

this is the criticism of the remainers, shining a light and examination of every single issue of negative impact, while never taking a broader view.

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

Is there some sort of time warp in Worthing?This was done to death weeks ago.The fall in EU nurses is mainly down to the requirement that they have to speak English now.I'm sure even you will agree that is a necessary attribute for a nurse in a British hospital.The number leaving is only about 0.2% of those on the Register.Non-EU nurses are coming in ever larger numbers,and training places are expanding by 25%.Please find something new to whine about.

I've got this vision of you as the Titanic sinks still saying that it is unsinkable. Are you familiar the character Dr Pangloss in Voltaire's Candide? (You are though spot-on with regard to one thing: it's because Worthing is indeed in a time-warp that so many around here voted Leave.) This is Project Fail - not all the evidence is pointing that way but it is accumulating at a scary rate.

 

[nicko31]

Spiders web indeed, with his Russian wife, and his mate naughty Nigel being 'of interest' to the FBI.

Let's see what comes out in the end.

One day tiocfaidh ár lá

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

One day tiocfaidh ár lá

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Interesting about Mercer

https://twitter.com/DustinGiebel/status/926104448941854721

 

[5ways]

maybe instead of highlighting Brexit as a factor, Mr Carney might like to offer some solutions to the issues of perennial productivity problem, and business's lack of investment (going back nearly a decade)?

this is the criticism of the remainers, shining a light and examination of every single issue of negative impact, while never taking a broader view.

Fair enough but I know what won't help a lack of investment into the UK

 

[beorhthelm]

Fair enough but I know what won't help a lack of investment into the UK

but that wasn't even the criticism. it was UK business not investing, there has been a problem since around 2008 with companies sitting on billions of cash. this has nothing to do with Brexit, neither does the productivity problem in the UK