cunning fergus
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- Jan 18, 2009
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Indeed, and jobs are going to be lost in the U.K. and undoubtedly the EU due to the supply chain. No win U.K. or EU.
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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Indeed, and jobs are going to be lost in the U.K. and undoubtedly the EU due to the supply chain. No win U.K. or EU.
Do you think you could explain how you’re immune to the disastrous effects of Brexit?
- Jul 10, 2003
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I think you may find that the EU has more practice in joined up thinking and political outmanoeuvring than you, Boris and JRM
The proof is all over the news today.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I think asking him to explain the right way to sit on a toilet seat may have more chance of success (slight though that chance may be)
cunning fergus
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- Jan 18, 2009
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You could say that but NATO membership or signing international treaties are not the same as EU membership. If you can show how NATO or any other treaty we are signed up to regularly allows law to go straight on the statute book without approval by Parliament I would concede the point.
You won’t though.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
I have to ask one of the most lucid Brexiteers on here, what exactly do you think is going to happen on 29th of next month
(and you know I am going to quote this answer in a few weeks)
I was going to ask him that as well, but I had a sneaky feeling you would so I didn't bother.
pastafarian
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I have to ask one of the most lucid Brexiteers on here, what exactly do you think is going to happen on 29th of next month
(and you know I am going to quote this answer in a few weeks
I thought you had a crystal ball. Why hasnt it told you exactly what is happening on the 29th of next month?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
The premise does not make sense. It was not a prerequisite for the referendum vote, that everyone needed to know what would happen several years along the line. Just as people voting leave did not know, neither did people voting remain. If that principle were to be made law, then no one would ever qualify to vote for anything, ever.I was going to ask him that as well, but I had a sneaky feeling you would so I didn't bother.
cunning fergus
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- Jan 18, 2009
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I think you may find that the EU has more practice in joined up thinking and political outmanoeuvring than you, Boris and JRM
The proof is all over the news today.
Yep, the euro, unemployment in Greece, Spain, Italy and the rise of anti EU political parties across the EU are all overwhelming measures of its success.
This thread is 7,500 pages in, full of bitterness and rancour.......another EU success story.
- Jul 10, 2003
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It's not all bitterness and rancour. There's quite a bit of definition, discussion and analysis of facts on here. It's just certain posters don't want to take part
My guess is that we would see real bitterness and rancour if you weren't so successful in the capitalist markets you despise.
My guess is that we would see real bitterness and rancour if you weren't so successful in the capitalist markets you despise.
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I fancy the non-sit hover method. Less spread of anal juices. Must have well fit hamstrings and muscular thighs.
- Jul 10, 2003
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You obviously know what you're talking about so there is no way [MENTION=14132]Two Professors[/MENTION] would engage in discussion with someone such as yourself
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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You understand full well the point I am making so if it's all right with you I will leave you to talk among yourself.
Cracking cup tie at Stamford Bridge btw.
- Jul 10, 2003
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She knows exactly what is going to happen
It's people such as yourself, who after 2.5 years, with 6 weeks to go, still can't decide what you voted for
Honda decision has everything to do with Brexit
Japanese companies choose the UK as the access point into the EU
Brexit means that access point is either not the same or at worse completely lost
Japan and EU have agreed a new trade deal
Japanese companies have three options;
1. Stay in the UK and risk tariffs
2. Relocate operations to mainland Europe within the EU
3. Return production to Japan
Car production is infrastructure heavy and as such it's must be cheaper to return where your production lines are already set up than build new ones on mainland Europe
Japanese companies choose the UK as the access point into the EU
Brexit means that access point is either not the same or at worse completely lost
Japan and EU have agreed a new trade deal
Japanese companies have three options;
1. Stay in the UK and risk tariffs
2. Relocate operations to mainland Europe within the EU
3. Return production to Japan
Car production is infrastructure heavy and as such it's must be cheaper to return where your production lines are already set up than build new ones on mainland Europe
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,783
I'm getting confused by this Honda news. I'm sure someone told us 6 months ago, that it would be 15 years before the EU and Japan agreed a deal.
Now if only I could remember who it was,
Give me a minute and it'll come to me
Now if only I could remember who it was,
Give me a minute and it'll come to me
God,you Losers are so stupid it really is remarkable you remember to breathe.Try reading things first before crowing about an EU/Japan free trade deal-it doesn't exist!An agreement in principle has been reached,that is all.It could take up to 15 years to implement,and I doubt the EU will still exist by then.
pastafarian
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She knows exactly what is going to happen
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It's people such as yourself, that after 2.5 years, with 6 weeks to go, still can't decide what you voted for
Perhaps one day she will tell you exactly what is happening on the 29th and you can share with the class.
I will just stick with the law as it currently stands.The European Communities Act 1972 is repealed at 11pm and we exit the EU with or without a deal.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
You are like a stuck record. Admit you also don't know what you voted for.
- Jul 10, 2003
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So what did you vote for, with or without a deal ?
swindonseagull
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The closure has been rumoured down here for a couple of years, so its not so much of a surprise, The EU - Japan trade deal has been blamed ( mostly) as Honda can now export free of taxes from Japan to the EU..
If it was a brexit thing would they not just move production to a cheaper EU state?
Thing is only 6 months ago the CEO of Honda ( Europe) said production will remain in the UK.