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[nsno-chris]

@nsno-chris

Hows it going in the real world mate?

Nothing much since parliament broke for Christmas, a lot of talks for contingency planning for no deal the government seem to want to ramp it up. Had a meeting with DEFRA, Peel and some ferry companies a couple of weeks ago; there’s been no liaison with these ferry companies and they left looking petrified, but that sums up the government perfectly: poor planning

Was supposed to be down in the big smoke in January but I’m taking leave so sending someone else on my behalf.

 

[orchard]

Wrong again Bruce our Vegetable exports were at a record high due to the low £...,!

Not really, it is therefore consistent that we could be unable to afford the finite resource because of the relative strength of other currencies.

 

[Joey66]

Not really, it is therefore consistent that we could be unable to afford the finite resource because of the relative strength of other currencies.

Bull rap for the lower £ exports for December are up nearly 1 billion on food , and electrical exports exactly what remainers don't want to recognise that what it would be like if we could trade Worldwide.......
Not just in the crappy EU!

 

[nsno-chris]

Bull rap for the lower £ exports for December are up nearly 1 billion on food , and electrical exports exactly what remainers don't want to recognise that what it would be like if we could trade Worldwide.......
Not just in the crappy EU!

Yeah and when we leave the EU and there’s custom blocks on fertiliser and machinery and these farmers are unable to meet the requirements of the orders....let’s see how that goes

 

[Joey66]

Yeah and when we leave the EU and there’s custom blocks on fertiliser and machinery and these farmers are unable to meet the requirements of the orders....let’s see how that goes

Project fear five......

 

[nsno-chris]

Project fear five......

No mate, that’s how real life operates

 

[Joey66]

No mate, that’s how real life operates

Our industries or new industries of the future can do that JCB are British ......are you saying they could not convert to make other machinery?

 

[nsno-chris]

Our industries or new industries of the future can do that JCB are British ......are you saying they could not convert to make other machinery?

Yes Joey, they can obviously re-tool over night without making significant losses in the process. It’s that simple, I mean I’m sure they’ll also do it at a cut price for our fellow British industries as well.

Do they make engines as well to fit in their current and new machinery they’re building, how about seats, components, tyres and all the other stuff which is brought from Europe and a far

The real world Joe

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Does make me laugh the way people blithely whitter on about “start again on WTO rules”

Putting aside how utterly catastrophic a no deal Brexit would be, these same people are generally aghast at 27 EU countries having theoretical veto power over any changes we might want to make, but are apparently fine with ~200 countries having that same power

 

[Joey66]

Yes Joey, they can obviously re-tool over night without making significant losses in the process. It’s that simple, I mean I’m sure they’ll also do it at a cut price for our fellow British industries as well.

Do they make engines as well to fit in their current and new machinery they’re building, how about seats, components, tyres and all the other stuff which is brought from Europe and a far

The real world Joe

A 12 month transition deal......

 

[nsno-chris]

A 12 month transition deal......

What??

In 12 months you want JCB to design and re-tool their entire operations, refinance deals to accommodate extra tariffs and delays for their exports to the EU whilst also finding new suppliers who are external to the EU just to help grow our agriculture trade.

And you still can’t see how complicated this is by the looks of it

Next response will be project fear or some rendition

 

[Joey66]

What??

In 12 months you want JCB to design and re-tool their entire operations, refinance deals to accommodate extra tariffs and delays for their exports to the EU whilst also finding new suppliers who are external to the EU just to help grow our agriculture trade.

And you still can’t see how complicated this is by the looks of it

Next response will be project fear or some rendition

Again project fear .....

 

[nsno-chris]

Again project fear .....

Lol

Read my white text Joseph

You’re far to predictable when you don’t understand how the new world works

 

[Joey66]

What??

In 12 months you want JCB to design and re-tool their entire operations, refinance deals to accommodate extra tariffs and delays for their exports to the EU whilst also finding new suppliers who are external to the EU just to help grow our agriculture trade.

And you still can’t see how complicated this is by the looks of it

Next response will be project fear or some rendition

Sumo UK make U.K. Farming equipment John Deers also you Forget my horticultural past, links with ADAS and a former member of the IOH I thought you could just rattle on like any blindfolded remainer.......
We once made the best tractors ever, and still could if necessary........
Again typical project fear from the Remain camp!
Also how did the UK ever survive without the EU?
I remember the Agricultural industries being the leading light in the UK, and once having the biggest say in the HOC........with representatives of MPs in the house, also the majority of the farming industries were pro Brexit as they were being treated awful by the EU .....
Like the fishermen they have had their industries curtailed by the EU cartel CFAP!

 

[Bruce Wayne]

@GrandOldTeam do you think Santa might have bought us the threadban feature and it's stuck in the bottom of the sack?