As Tim says, we don't really care how long it takes to leave the EU. It is not us who are feeling the pressure. Rather the EU elites
As Tim says, we don't really care how long it takes to leave the EU. It is not us who are feeling the pressure. Rather the EU elites
Oh but we do Atilla, for we are blessed to have you, barjon and others to tell us. Sometimes at huge length.
Perhaps.
Every UK business buying in dollars is feeling Brexit now. I speak these words from experience.
A number of investments inward bound is on hold. UK is a less business friendly place to locate in.
EU countries rubbing hands with glee looking at winning business from London and the UK.
Global businesses located in the UK with a view to doing business in the EU are feeling the pressure that's for sure.
EU elites will still be there. Just that the UK elites representing the UK in the EU will be feeling the pressure.
Think about it. To be this apathetic about the road ahead simply means Brexiters have no awareness of the risks to UK industry and people they are impacting.
No single country has the ability to build her own aircraft or space program. Space, satellites and technology along with green revolution are the future. What will UK be able to do on her own? We dependent on import of food stuff, have no manufacturing and rely on finance and service industries.
EU complements our weakness. Together we are so much stronger. This is the special relationship and it should be obvious.
Are Brexiters really serious that EU countries will come knocking on our door? What do we have that they need, that they can't substitute by say integrating with Russia joining the EU.
On the other hand US and UK hope to business together. We usually get screwed by the yanks. That's how far the special relationship goes. Can someone name me any pros or benefits we've received from them. WWII we paid for with our colonies, oil and remember the Suez canal crises or their lack of help.
Ambivalent to the threats Brexit is raising to the UK. Brexiters have no awareness or appreciation of the issues in hand.
Shocking and very sad.
Every UK business buying in dollars is feeling Brexit now. I speak these words from experience.
A number of investments inward bound is on hold. UK is a less business friendly place to locate in.
EU countries rubbing hands with glee looking at winning business from London and the UK.
Global businesses located in the UK with a view to doing business in the EU are feeling the pressure that's for sure.
EU elites will still be there. Just that the UK elites representing the UK in the EU will be feeling the pressure.
Think about it. To be this apathetic about the road ahead simply means Brexiters have no awareness of the risks to UK industry and people they are impacting.
No single country has the ability to build her own aircraft or space program. Space, satellites and technology along with green revolution are the future. What will UK be able to do on her own? We dependent on import of food stuff, have no manufacturing and rely on finance and service industries.
EU complements our weakness. Together we are so much stronger. This is the special relationship and it should be obvious.
Are Brexiters really serious that EU countries will come knocking on our door? What do we have that they need, that they can't substitute by say integrating with Russia joining the EU.
On the other hand US and UK hope to business together. We usually get screwed by the yanks. That's how far the special relationship goes. Can someone name me any pros or benefits we've received from them. WWII we paid for with our colonies, oil and remember the Suez canal crises or their lack of help.
Ambivalent to the threats Brexit is raising to the UK. Brexiters have no awareness or appreciation of the issues in hand.
Shocking and very sad.
Oh but we do Atilla, for we are blessed to have you, barjon and others to tell us. Sometimes at huge length.
Perhaps.
But in my (worthless) view, not half as shocking as actively wanting to abdicate all sovereignty to a bunch of self serving, unelected and unaccountable elites who don't give a fig about you and just want your money to squander on s***e! That to me is really sad. It's the principle of the whole thing that I care about and it's that that I suspect most Brexiteers have at the forefront of their minds.
Tim.
A victory for common sense.
I'm thinking you need to be on itspossible's fantasy island thread.
Seriously, when are you going to get over Brexit ?
Reminds me of king Canute.
A victory for common sense.
I'm thinking you need to be on itspossible's fantasy island thread.
Seriously, when are you going to get over Brexit ?
Reminds me of king Canute.
I think comparing William the Conquerer to the EU and the local barons throughout the U.K. to the other 27 countries in the EU and using it as a justification to remain is, to say the least, stretching the realms of credibility. There's no useful parallel there that I can see, sorry! 10/10 for effort and imagination though.
The key point here is that the referendum wasn't a vote to go in - or to stay out - of Europe. We've been in for the past 30 years or whatever it is - and it hasn't worked. The beautiful metrocolour dream turned into a quagmire of brown sticky stuff a long time ago. Just apply the standard trading principle of trading with the trend to the situation. And if you're on the wrong side of it - as you well know - get out. That's exactly what we did on 23rd June.
Lol Atilla!
I think comparing William the Conquerer to the EU and the local barons throughout the U.K. to the other 27 countries in the EU and using it as a justification to remain is, to say the least, stretching the realms of credibility. There's no useful parallel there that I can see, sorry! 10/10 for effort and imagination though.
The key point here is that the referendum wasn't a vote to go in - or to stay out - of Europe. We've been in for the past 30 years or whatever it is - and it hasn't worked. The beautiful metrocolour dream turned into a quagmire of brown sticky stuff a long time ago. Just apply the standard trading principle of trading with the trend to the situation. And if you're on the wrong side of it - as you well know - get out. That's exactly what we did on 23rd June.
Tim.
