Current Affairs EU In or Out

[peteblue]

Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you the next Prime Minister.

The green thingy in front of Corbyn ?........

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

Bruce, it’s the same for businesses on both sides of the channel, we will all muddle through it......

The Spirit of the Blitz.

 

[peteblue]

Muddling through isn't very inspirational Pete.

It’s what we all do mate, all the time, every time something changes.......

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

Muddling through isn't very inspirational Pete.

Just believe mate, that’s all we need to do, believe, and not be frightened, that’s literally it.

 

[peteblue]

Just believe mate, that’s all we need to do, believe, and not be frightened, that’s literally it.

No, muddle through and work both hard and smart, that’s literally it.....

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

No, muddle through and work both hard and smart, that’s literally it.....

Muddle through lol

What a strategy

 

[peteblue]

Muddle through lol

What a strategy

When, ever, have any business or profession not ‘muddled through’ some change in environment or legislation. You may laugh at the term I use, but no one, repeat no one, has ever put a plan or strategy in place that absolutely guarantees the legal and technical outcome required. As someone that chaired the detailed reviews of such plans both in high tech Industry and government over a great many years, I’ve never seen it. Evidently your industry, which I asked you to mention, but you wouldn’t, does it all the time, perhaps you could enlighten us all how you do it.....

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

No, muddle through and work both hard and smart, that’s literally it.....

I've heard some from Brexit state, upto 30 years before we would see any benefit from leaving the EU, that's just unacceptable to literally sign off on a generation worth in a country. And on another day it 5 10 or 20 years, and thats the trouble with Brexiteers they continually contradict their positions, trot out glib meaningless sound bites, which is increasingly looking like a brain fart of an idea.

 

[peteblue]

I've heard some from Brexit state, upto 30 years before we would see any benefit from leaving the EU, that's just unacceptable to literally sign off on a generation worth in a country. And on another day it 5 10 or 20 years, and thats the trouble with Brexiteers they continually contradict their positions, trot out glib meaningless sound bites, which is increasingly looking like a brain fart of an idea.

Quotes or links perhaps......

 

[bobbydigital]

No, its not project fear, its the real world. Everything that has been happening to date has involved the EU elite in their ivory towers. Business people make real world decisions. BMW and other European businesses will make the decisions which are good for them, not for the EU.

They will make the decisions that are best for them and not the EU. What's best for them won't be having factories in locations which lead to the highest cost of production.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

When, ever, have any business or profession not ‘muddled through’ some change in environment or legislation. You may laugh at the term I use, but no one, repeat no one, has ever put a plan or strategy in place that absolutely guarantees the legal and technical outcome required. As someone that chaired the detailed reviews of such plans both in high tech Industry and government over a great many years, I’ve never seen it. Evidently your industry, which I asked you to mention, but you wouldn’t, does it all the time, perhaps you could enlighten us all how you do it.....

I bet you were an inspirational leader of men mate. Shame you’re not still in industry, and it’s been taken over by people with detailed strategies and disaster planning that covers every eventuality however remote. Waste of time all that stuff. Just muddle through when it all goes breasts skywards.

 

[peteblue]

I bet you were an inspirational leader of men mate. Shame you’re not still in industry, and it’s been taken over by people with detailed strategies and disaster planning that covers every eventuality however remote. Waste of time all that stuff. Just muddle through when it all goes breasts skywards.

What was your industry again....

 

[peteblue]

They will make the decisions that are best for them and not the EU. What's best for them won't be having factories in locations which lead to the highest cost of production.

Indeed, but as the EU adds ever more impoverished nations, work will transfer to them. Does this help existing EU people, no, it helps multinationals......

 

[bobbydigital]

Indeed, but as the EU adds ever more impoverished nations, work will transfer to them. Does this help existing EU people, no, it helps multinationals......

So we are going to force these companies to move because they will eventually move anyway when the EU expands?

 

[Joey66]

The green thingy in front of Corbyn ?........

Courgette or a small marrow ?