Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Brisan123]

Well considering some people have already given direct answers to the question posed it kind of nullifies what you’ve just posted above hasn’t it ?

Well 1 thing I dont like about the EU is their attempts to interfere in national Corporate tax issues
That should be an issue for each country to decide

 

[Barnfred 55]

Indeed. There was a bloke of the radio just now saying that Johnson is acting like a PM with a big majority, not a hung Parliament, and gently suggested that whoever is advising him, reminded him of that fact.

In reality he knows that there will be a GE in the next couple of months so with parliament being so anti Brexit and nothing else being on the agenda before the next GE, none of it really matters.

It's seemingly all part of a bigger plan to get all leavers behind him by making it appear that parliament is stopping Brexit against HIS will. He's basically gambling all on winning the next election and I think that has been his plan since he took control.

 

[random]

I think that has been his plan since he took control.

Might have been someone's plan, doubt it was his.

 

[BlueToff]

Not sure on this mate. The proposed fee was actually £65. £80 is the cost of a UK passport.

Also I don't think the register opened until April so not sure they could have applied before then, unless they were part of the pilot scheme they did to test the system.

Not sure how they would check to make sure they are registered but I think it would make sense to do that.

It may have been £65. I can't remember but thought about £80.

The rest is just what she knew. They applied earlier this year, before the March deadline.

She said she's not worried, but I just asked out of interest and then never really thought much of it until I saw the chat on here today.

 

[Brisan123]

That isn't going to happen. People are acting like it's cheap as to up stick s and go somewhere else... It isn't!

I read this thread at the start today. The amount of people saying jobs would go the day after.... Laughable

So financial institutions cant find office space in Frankfurt or Dublin.
They cant move their hard drives and servers
They cant buy new computers
They cant move staff and find them accommodation
Granted Dublin will prove problematic in the last one

 

[Brisan123]

Give u back to EIRE. Now game of thrones is finished you bring nothing to the table

A poor choice of words
Eire as you call it puts a lot of food on your tables

 

[Brisan123]

Honesty? Ha ha the EU?!? No deal is back on the table and the EU now know that it could happen

This aged well

 

[Brisan123]

And I bet you are right, of course you are. But what happens if it's no deal? Do Mini keep importing parts at a higher cost with potential delays to service its factories in Swindon and Oxford? How many months would that take before it would offset moving the plant to somewhere in the EU from the get go?

With the banking sector how much red tape and thus cost would be involved in bringing over staff from inside the EU? All this will be calculated, the manhours, the costs associated and if they recover the costs in 2-5 years they will look to move.

The Post Office,s official banking partner is the Bank Of Ireland.
They have already said that they will find it difficult to work under 2 sets of regulations
The Post Office has already had redundancies in its banking sector.
My son was one of these

 

[Brisan123]

Is for me. Sky wouldn't show linfield v glentoran on a Monday night

They would Also stop showing El Classico so

 

[The binman chronicles]

The Post Office,s official banking partner is the Bank Of Ireland.
They have already said that they will find it difficult to work under 2 sets of regulations
The Post Office has already had redundancies in its banking sector.
My son was one of these

Sorry to hear that. It is obvious that there will be serious pain but some people will continue to label it project fear until it swims up and bites them on the ass.

 

[tsubaki]

have we had this yet?

 

[Brisan123]

Sorry to hear that. It is obvious that there will be serious pain but some people will continue to label it project fear until it swims up and bites them on the ass.

My son was part of the team that drew up the package.
He gladly took it,used the redundancy money for a deposit on a house and got another job on better money with a private company within a month
So all is good

 

[Brisan123]

Have you ever wondered why the EU want us to stay, most of the EU major nations can't stand us because we have been a major power in the world for such a small island for centuries, we conquered half the world at one point, a lot of bitterness towards the UK from the EU, you only have to watch Eurovision to see that.

Says it all really

 

[Brisan123]

ahem.....messrs. Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, Ravel and others too numerous to mention might just have contributed a bit “musically to the world” in their own small way

I’m just sayin’ is all.

You for my personal favorite Strauss

 

[Brisan123]

How are you making the objective assessment that a UK act is of a higher quality than say, a Moldovan one? Which specific UK entries do you think should have been highly placed that weren't?



I suppose your method is easier than honest self-reflection.

Maybe he would not like what he sees,if he was being honest with himself