Sit back our parliament voted 6-1 in favour of a EU referendrum and lost the people of the U.K. Voted OUT
The remoaners have to accept it ok!
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The remoaners have to accept it ok!
Foot Long Hot Dog
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One that turns over £50m p.a. and employs 75 people mate.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Hahahaha.....Have a look at page 2.......especially the trade balance column........
https://www.destatis.de/EN/FactsFig...anyTradingPartners.pdf?__blob=publicationFile
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Sorry, I meant what type of product/services.......
The cost of moving plants the skill shortages etc etc it would be polictical suicide for them to do that!
We haven't even begun the negotiations to leave. Brexit is years off.
Manufacturing has probably been boosted by the fall in the value of the pound and a corresponding increase in exports.
Well stop looking on the bad side of things and look for markets world wide!
Increase in exports there you have hit the nail on the head just imagine when you can trade world wide like the USA?
Shame though that the folks at home won't be able to afford these same goods as they continue to make the same wage with a currency that is devalued.
Joey it is not £8 billion. It is £4.3 billion plus £2.5 billion in VAT (that is sent to the EU), which equals £6.8 billion. If/or when the UK leaves the government can decide where to spend it. But it has already said it would spend £4.5 billion on farmers etc. and honour the £1.5 billion for universities and business, which equals £6 billion. The UK will have gained £800 million from not being in the EU if it leaves.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I see the ex bookshop owner and now Brussels Parliament chief Martin Schulz has threatened to veto any future Brexit deal if he does not get what he wants out of the negotiations, warning that the MEP's will throw it out.....This is a real example of how each part of the EU, the commission, the Parliament etc are fighting for legitimacy and showing how 'powerful' they are.....
Do any of these idiots understand how silly and stupid they look to the wider world and the damage they are doing to their cherished 'project'
He apparently said (as they have all been told to do) "I cannot accept that lorries & hedge funds can cross borders, but citizens can not."
However Ukip's parliamentary spokeswoman, Suzanne Evans, immediately hit back, tweeting: "Lorries/hedge funds don't need homes, education, push down wages, use NHS resources or claim tax credits. Schulz on true idiotic form."
He also expressed his and the elite's true feelings when he said "Direct democracy is a threat to the project."
Doesn't trust the people, never will trust the people, that's what the Eu is about.......
Do any of these idiots understand how silly and stupid they look to the wider world and the damage they are doing to their cherished 'project'
He apparently said (as they have all been told to do) "I cannot accept that lorries & hedge funds can cross borders, but citizens can not."
However Ukip's parliamentary spokeswoman, Suzanne Evans, immediately hit back, tweeting: "Lorries/hedge funds don't need homes, education, push down wages, use NHS resources or claim tax credits. Schulz on true idiotic form."
He also expressed his and the elite's true feelings when he said "Direct democracy is a threat to the project."
Doesn't trust the people, never will trust the people, that's what the Eu is about.......
Foot Long Hot Dog
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What's to stop us trading Worldwide now like?
Why is it all of sudden a new opportunity?
Laudable you are deluded see the chart I posted it was costing us a 8 billion deficit in 2015 look at the independent BBC figures!
Don't you know that WTO deals have to be ratified by the EU all 27 countries have to agree you come on this thread JCB got fined for a big contract they did with - look how our biggest exporter looks at brexit -
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...d-lift-burden-of-bureaucracy-on-uk-businesses
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/d8e3eb44-3244-11e6-bda0-04585c31b153.html#axzz4L5oqKGAa
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/sep/01/manufacturing-figures-uk-economy-brexit-vote
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
At least get the numbers right.....
In 2015 the UK government paid £13 billion to the EU budget, and EU spending on the UK was £4.5 billion. So the UK’s ‘net contribution’ was estimated at about £8.5 billion.
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