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Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 9:17 am

Steve Zodiak wrote:
BluebirdWhitchurch wrote:
Bluebina wrote:4th July 1776

243 Years since the USA crashed out of the Brittish Empire without a deal, they seem to be doing OK!


I have seen some idiotic posts on this site, be it from transfer rumours, tactics or politics, but this may top them all.


i think you may need to get a sense of humour, that was obviously said tongue in cheek, meant to be a joke.


The guy is just a typical remain idiot.

They throw around questionable facts and opinion and have no sense of humour.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 9:39 am

CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:ever wonder why Morrison's call it wonky food? Because unless they sell it as such it cannot be sold as not in line with EU measurements! its the beaurocrocy that's the problem no wonder business people want out as their businesses cannot move for EU red tape.......


That is not true in the slightest, the wonky food thing is just a marketing ploy by morrisons to sell the shit looking stuff. They could have the 'wonky' food sold alongside the rest labelled as normal (as many smaller markets do) but nobody would buy it unless there's a gimmick behind it. EU legislation doesn't come into that at all. The regulation you're talking about doesn't actually apply to retailers, it's in place for growers and suppliers that the supermarkets buy FROM.

As for 'business people' wanting out I'm not sure the majority of UK business people want out or that there's been any survey/evidence of that.



Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 9:58 am

BluebirdWhitchurch wrote:
Bluebina wrote:4th July 1776

243 Years since the USA crashed out of the Brittish Empire without a deal, they seem to be doing OK!


I have seen some idiotic posts on this site, be it from transfer rumours, tactics or politics, but this may top them all.

I thought it was pretty clever and very funny but humour is a very subjective thing no doubt you think Nish Kumar is hysterical.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 10:02 am

Jock wrote:
BluebirdWhitchurch wrote:
Bluebina wrote:4th July 1776

243 Years since the USA crashed out of the Brittish Empire without a deal, they seem to be doing OK!


I have seen some idiotic posts on this site, be it from transfer rumours, tactics or politics, but this may top them all.

I thought it was pretty clever and very funny but humour is a very subjective thing no doubt you think Nish Kumar is hysterical.


Agreed Jock. Unless someone was desperate to score a point then Steve Z's comment was obviously a tongue in cheek joke.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 11:30 am

27 years ago we'd been taken into the ERM by Europhile John Major and his tory government with the ultimate goal of joining the single currency when launched. We'd been in 2 years and were in recession for the first time in 10.

With pressure growing we were told by Major in particular and politicians in general that leaving the ERM would have dire financial consequence. leaving and devaluing the pound would be even worse.

If you were relatively new to the world of borrowing you were in for a shock. So desperate were the Europhiles to keep us in the ERM that on that fateful September day they raised interest rates by 2% at 10.30 in the morning. When that didn't work they raised them by a further 3% at 3pm on the same day. For those under 50 just think what that would do to you today.

The second rise also had no effect and that evening we crashed out of the ERM. The following morning they cancelled the second rate rise and devalued the pound by 17%. We'll never really know how much they pumped into prop up the pound, estimates and claims range from 1 to 20 billion. Either way a hell of a lot of money in those days.

What of the catastrophic financial forecasts ? Well history shows that we immediately started our longest period of sustained growth for 200 years. 16 years finally ending with the 2008 crisis.

The point I'm trying to make is that Pro European ideology was driving us then and ideology is driving Europe now. If we stay further integration is coming, monetary union is coming and ability to get yourself out of recession is hugely affected.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 12:04 pm

pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 12:39 pm

CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?


Small businesses accounted for 99.3% of all private sector businesses at the start of 2018 and 99.9% were small or medium-sized. Of these they estimate that between 5% and 6% actually trade with the EU. These figures suggest that our economy will not collapse if we leave, just in the way that it did not collapse as forecast by George Osborne in the event of a leave vote. We are constantly fed with scaremongering stories from the small number of people who benefit most from us being part of the EU.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 1:15 pm

Steve Zodiak wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?


Small businesses accounted for 99.3% of all private sector businesses at the start of 2018 and 99.9% were small or medium-sized. Of these they estimate that between 5% and 6% actually trade with the EU. These figures suggest that our economy will not collapse if we leave, just in the way that it did not collapse as forecast by George Osborne in the event of a leave vote. We are constantly fed with scaremongering stories from the small number of people who benefit most from us being part of the EU.

That's got nothing to do with what was said.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 1:44 pm

CCFCJosh75 wrote:
Steve Zodiak wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?


Small businesses accounted for 99.3% of all private sector businesses at the start of 2018 and 99.9% were small or medium-sized. Of these they estimate that between 5% and 6% actually trade with the EU. These figures suggest that our economy will not collapse if we leave, just in the way that it did not collapse as forecast by George Osborne in the event of a leave vote. We are constantly fed with scaremongering stories from the small number of people who benefit most from us being part of the EU.

That's got nothing to do with what was said.


No, should probably have put it as a seperate quote, but it certainly has something to do with the original post, Brexit-Deal or No Deal.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 2:50 pm

CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 2:55 pm

pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 2:59 pm

CCFCJosh75 wrote:
Steve Zodiak wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?


Small businesses accounted for 99.3% of all private sector businesses at the start of 2018 and 99.9% were small or medium-sized. Of these they estimate that between 5% and 6% actually trade with the EU. These figures suggest that our economy will not collapse if we leave, just in the way that it did not collapse as forecast by George Osborne in the event of a leave vote. We are constantly fed with scaremongering stories from the small number of people who benefit most from us being part of the EU.

That's got nothing to do with what was said.



But you should read my last post and see that what I said is correct and even you cannot deny it. I read stories like you do and can substantiate what I've said and it's not stats or anything else that you like to confuse issues: with laughing6: :thumbup:

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 3:19 pm

pembroke allan wrote:Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:[/quote]

My point is that if people are scared to come out in favour of brexit, it wouldn't be public knowledge that they're pro brexit but nevermind that...

..Jim Ratcliffe is a resident of Monaco for tax purposes, who moved his company's headquarters to Switzerland so he can avoid paying his fair share of business tax to the UK. Dyson announced this year they're relocating head office to Signapore in a move that the chief exec put down as "to make us future-proof for where we see the biggest opportunities."

Hardly representative of the UK's interests these two are they!

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 3:26 pm

pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 3:33 pm

CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???


Beat me to it, also billionares generally want lower labour costs, lower minimum wage, tax breaks for billionaires subsidised by cuts to public services, less quality control and regulation on products and services. If ratcliffe supports brexit you can guarantee it's not because he cares about the development of the UK (as he's proven by his tax choices).

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 3:49 pm

CityBlue93 wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???


Beat me to it, also billionares generally want lower labour costs, lower minimum wage, tax breaks for billionaires subsidised by cuts to public services, less quality control and regulation on products and services. If ratcliffe supports brexit you can guarantee it's not because he cares about the development of the UK (as he's proven by his tax choices).



It's irrelevant why they want Brexit because those who want remain are also doing it for selfish reasons they certainly not doing it for the benefit of their workers or for Joe public that's for sure! Unless of course they are just kind hearted and know what's best for us? :o

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 3:54 pm

CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???




Doesnt matter they will still be contributing to the UK economy as still have businesses in UK.. the point which you obviously ignored ? And I suppose none of the remain people live abroad or use tax limiting schemes? :laughing6:

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 4:02 pm

pembroke allan wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???




Doesnt matter they will still be contributing to the UK economy as still have businesses in UK.. the point which you obviously ignored ? And I suppose none of the remain people live abroad or use tax limiting schemes? :laughing6:




Dyson are on record as saying they'll be moving 2 jobs to Singapore. Ratcliffe is personally moving to the tax haven of the Monaco as have thousand of successful business men before him, Brexiteers or otherwise.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 4:16 pm

CityBlue93 wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???


Beat me to it, also billionares generally want lower labour costs, lower minimum wage, tax breaks for billionaires subsidised by cuts to public services, less quality control and regulation on products and services. If ratcliffe supports brexit you can guarantee it's not because he cares about the development of the UK (as he's proven by his tax choices).



Dyson relocated its production to Malaysia in 2002, fourteen f*cking years before we voted to leave. Brexit the fault for that too.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 4:23 pm

I guess the "Remainers" will be gutted at the news from Jaguar Land Rover this week.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 4:24 pm

epping blue wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???




Doesnt matter they will still be contributing to the UK economy as still have businesses in UK.. the point which you obviously ignored ? And I suppose none of the remain people live abroad or use tax limiting schemes? :laughing6:




Dyson are on record as saying they'll be moving 2 jobs to Singapore. Ratcliffe is personally moving to the tax haven of the Monaco as have thousand of successful business men before him, Brexiteers or otherwise.

Dyson have outsourced over 100 jobs from their offices before moving their headquarters to Singapore, a country who had conveniently recently signed a free trade deal with the EU. Factories are being built over there for dysons new products, Dyson is now not a British registered company and Britain won't be their main tax base anymore. You may want to know that your beloved Dyson actually wanted Britain to join the euro as well.
Ratcliffe is leaving to stop giving our country £4 billion in tax.
These are the two people you used as a positive for brexit?

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 4:27 pm

CCFCJosh75 wrote:
epping blue wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???




Doesnt matter they will still be contributing to the UK economy as still have businesses in UK.. the point which you obviously ignored ? And I suppose none of the remain people live abroad or use tax limiting schemes? :laughing6:




Dyson are on record as saying they'll be moving 2 jobs to Singapore. Ratcliffe is personally moving to the tax haven of the Monaco as have thousand of successful business men before him, Brexiteers or otherwise.

Dyson have outsourced over 100 jobs from their offices before moving their headquarters to Singapore, a country who had conveniently recently signed a free trade deal with the EU. Factories are being built over there for dysons new products, Dyson is now not a British registered company and Britain won't be their main tax base anymore. You may want to know that your beloved Dyson actually wanted Britain to join the euro as well.
Ratcliffe is leaving to stop giving our country £4 billion in tax.
These are the two people you used as a positive for brexit?


Many of the UK's wealthiest individuals have been moving to tax havens since I was a youngster, not only before Brexit was ever invented but before we even joined the Common Market. Convenient to blame everything on Brexit, even things that were common place 25 years ago.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 4:29 pm

epping blue wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???




Doesnt matter they will still be contributing to the UK economy as still have businesses in UK.. the point which you obviously ignored ? And I suppose none of the remain people live abroad or use tax limiting schemes? :laughing6:




Dyson are on record as saying they'll be moving 2 jobs to Singapore. Ratcliffe is personally moving to the tax haven of the Monaco as have thousand of successful business men before him, Brexiteers or otherwise.



Exactly my point originally was that businessmen want to leave the reasons are immaterial as people on both sides have alterier motives for their stance! Why is it people think Brexit people only doing it for themselves and remain people are doing it for the benefit of the people who voted out? :shock:

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 4:38 pm

pembroke allan wrote:
epping blue wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???




Doesnt matter they will still be contributing to the UK economy as still have businesses in UK.. the point which you obviously ignored ? And I suppose none of the remain people live abroad or use tax limiting schemes? :laughing6:




Dyson are on record as saying they'll be moving 2 jobs to Singapore. Ratcliffe is personally moving to the tax haven of the Monaco as have thousand of successful business men before him, Brexiteers or otherwise.



Exactly my point originally was that businessmen want to leave the reasons are immaterial as people on both sides have alterier motives for their stance! Why is it people think Brexit people only doing it for themselves and remain people are doing it for the benefit of the people who voted out? :shock:


Nearly everything that happens is down to Brexit according to the remoaners. They jump on every bit of bad news as being down to Brexit, but are strangely silent when we hear the sort of announcement Jaguar made a few days back. Like I said earlier in this thread, there is going to be a shortage of toys this xmas according to the Mirror, all because of brexit. Check your kids toys and see where they were made. Some people will still believe the Mirror story, it was in the press so must be fact.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 4:56 pm

Steve Zodiak wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
epping blue wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???




Doesnt matter they will still be contributing to the UK economy as still have businesses in UK.. the point which you obviously ignored ? And I suppose none of the remain people live abroad or use tax limiting schemes? :laughing6:




Dyson are on record as saying they'll be moving 2 jobs to Singapore. Ratcliffe is personally moving to the tax haven of the Monaco as have thousand of successful business men before him, Brexiteers or otherwise.



Exactly my point originally was that businessmen want to leave the reasons are immaterial as people on both sides have alterier motives for their stance! Why is it people think Brexit people only doing it for themselves and remain people are doing it for the benefit of the people who voted out? :shock:


Nearly everything that happens is down to Brexit according to the remoaners. They jump on every bit of bad news as being down to Brexit, but are strangely silent when we hear the sort of announcement Jaguar made a few days back. Like I said earlier in this thread, there is going to be a shortage of toys this xmas according to the Mirror, all because of brexit. Check your kids toys and see where they were made. Some people will still believe the Mirror story, it was in the press so must be fact.




No deal doesn't mean the end is nigh! France need to sell apples and wine to us same as Italy do , Spain tourism and olives the list is endless of how EU countries depend on us buying their produce and with so many countries with frail economies eont take much to send them over the edge like Greece.... so it's not a one way street Brexit! EU will suffer same as us if not more because it involves several countries whilst we are just one?

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 5:19 pm

Steve Zodiak wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
epping blue wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???




Doesnt matter they will still be contributing to the UK economy as still have businesses in UK.. the point which you obviously ignored ? And I suppose none of the remain people live abroad or use tax limiting schemes? :laughing6:




Dyson are on record as saying they'll be moving 2 jobs to Singapore. Ratcliffe is personally moving to the tax haven of the Monaco as have thousand of successful business men before him, Brexiteers or otherwise.



Exactly my point originally was that businessmen want to leave the reasons are immaterial as people on both sides have alterier motives for their stance! Why is it people think Brexit people only doing it for themselves and remain people are doing it for the benefit of the people who voted out? :shock:


Nearly everything that happens is down to Brexit according to the remoaners. They jump on every bit of bad news as being down to Brexit, but are strangely silent when we hear the sort of announcement Jaguar made a few days back. Like I said earlier in this thread, there is going to be a shortage of toys this xmas according to the Mirror, all because of brexit. Check your kids toys and see where they were made. Some people will still believe the Mirror story, it was in the press so must be fact.

6 months ago jaguar cut nearly double the amount of jobs they've just announced they've saved, its like asking why no one was going mental when we scored to make it 1-5 v Watford last season.
The toys are because of high import costs and long queues due to checks etc if we have a no deal brexit (although that doesn't matter because apparently all of the nameless business owners want brexit)

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 5:37 pm

CCFCJosh75 wrote:
Steve Zodiak wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
epping blue wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???




Doesnt matter they will still be contributing to the UK economy as still have businesses in UK.. the point which you obviously ignored ? And I suppose none of the remain people live abroad or use tax limiting schemes? :laughing6:




Dyson are on record as saying they'll be moving 2 jobs to Singapore. Ratcliffe is personally moving to the tax haven of the Monaco as have thousand of successful business men before him, Brexiteers or otherwise.



Exactly my point originally was that businessmen want to leave the reasons are immaterial as people on both sides have alterier motives for their stance! Why is it people think Brexit people only doing it for themselves and remain people are doing it for the benefit of the people who voted out? :shock:


Nearly everything that happens is down to Brexit according to the remoaners. They jump on every bit of bad news as being down to Brexit, but are strangely silent when we hear the sort of announcement Jaguar made a few days back. Like I said earlier in this thread, there is going to be a shortage of toys this xmas according to the Mirror, all because of brexit. Check your kids toys and see where they were made. Some people will still believe the Mirror story, it was in the press so must be fact.

6 months ago jaguar cut nearly double the amount of jobs they've just announced they've saved, its like asking why no one was going mental when we scored to make it 1-5 v Watford last season.
The toys are because of high import costs and long queues due to checks etc if we have a no deal brexit (although that doesn't matter because apparently all of the nameless business owners want brexit)


The toys won't be coming from the EU, and if we are not part of the EU the import costs will not be negotiated with them. Do you honestly believe that our stores who make the bulk of their money from Xmas sales will suddenly be short of toys manufactured in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and various other countries. Like I said, if the Mirror had printed that earlier in the year, most sensible people would think that it was an April Fool's joke.

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 5:48 pm

CCFCJosh75 wrote:
Steve Zodiak wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
epping blue wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CCFCJosh75 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:
CityBlue93 wrote:
pembroke allan wrote:Is it a marketing ploy why? Fact is EU regulations do stop goods that don't comply to standards and size get waisted as don't get used.... have read enough items regarding big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave due to the effect it will have on their businesses with the stock markets! So regulations don't apply to retailers but to the suppliers considering Tesco and the like have exclusive access to suppliers whats the difference retailers still effected by the regulations just like the endless red tape businesses endure from Brussels. :thumbup:


It's a marketing ploy because those bags of wonky veg fly off the shelves, yet if you had 10 shit looking carrots in a pile of 100 good looking carrots nobody would touch them! EU regulations stop suppliers from selling some food (e.g. mouldy, infested with anything, damaged) but they don't say fuckall about having to label slightly wonky carrots as 'wonky carrots'.

pembroke allan wrote: big business people who want out EU but cannot publicly back leave


So these big business people want out, and you have read that they want out, but they are not publicly saying they want out? How are you hearing about it then mate?



Same as you i read the news online mostly, but it doesnt always come out on TV or radio does it? ! Or put it another way there are top businessmen who favour Brexit and that is public knowledge or have you never heared any say they favour Brexit? so is that sufficient to say top businesses want to leave EU as there owners favour brexit :thumbup:

Ps look up sir Jim ratcliffe UK wealthiest man who favours Brexit and there are more like Dysons owner :thumbup:

You are aware that ratcliffe is going to Monaco and Dyson is moving his headquarters to Singapore. Rats leaving a sinking ship???




Doesnt matter they will still be contributing to the UK economy as still have businesses in UK.. the point which you obviously ignored ? And I suppose none of the remain people live abroad or use tax limiting schemes? :laughing6:




Dyson are on record as saying they'll be moving 2 jobs to Singapore. Ratcliffe is personally moving to the tax haven of the Monaco as have thousand of successful business men before him, Brexiteers or otherwise.



Exactly my point originally was that businessmen want to leave the reasons are immaterial as people on both sides have alterier motives for their stance! Why is it people think Brexit people only doing it for themselves and remain people are doing it for the benefit of the people who voted out? :shock:


Nearly everything that happens is down to Brexit according to the remoaners. They jump on every bit of bad news as being down to Brexit, but are strangely silent when we hear the sort of announcement Jaguar made a few days back. Like I said earlier in this thread, there is going to be a shortage of toys this xmas according to the Mirror, all because of brexit. Check your kids toys and see where they were made. Some people will still believe the Mirror story, it was in the press so must be fact.

6 months ago jaguar cut nearly double the amount of jobs they've just announced they've saved, its like asking why no one was going mental when we scored to make it 1-5 v Watford last season.
The toys are because of high import costs and long queues due to checks etc if we have a no deal brexit (although that doesn't matter because apparently all of the nameless business owners want brexit)



Some businessmen were named on here as you know and there are lots more! so if your going to be sarcastic be good at it and not to be a troll which you undoubtedly are. :thumbup:

Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 6:31 pm

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Re: Brexit - Deal or No Deal ?

Sun Jul 07, 2019 6:42 pm

BlueGog wrote:Some interesting stats


Got to love stats, especially estimated ones. Of course, it depends entirely on who actually estimated them.