Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Joey66]

People don't stop eating, they switch to cheaper places, thus economic turmoil is good news for ALDI.

What a stupid statement ALdi is German based company ie EU there are plenty of country's for them to expand in they have chose us blowing the myth that the exadous of Eu business will leave because of Brexit!
Also there are other shops to buy food in Asda is American Walmart the remoaners have to get real adapt with the changes and challenges that lie ahead!

 

[joey_macmo]

Yes because it not the doom and gloom the Remainers quote!

What? They've halved the predicted growth in 2017.

as I said you can't put credence in their prediction for this year and then ignore what they say about 2017

 

[Joey66]

Joey, May got a dressing down at the G20 by Japan, the US and China and was forced to renege on her Hinkley Point stance. May is in an every increasing mess, and the division in the Tory party will become more and more acute the closer the UK gets to invoking Article 50. She is running a government that is all over the shop about what to do in the UK let alone the EU.

DC went to China to invite business what's the difference?
As for real division look at Labour, and .UKIP?

 

[Pienaar's gloves]

What a stupid statement ALdi is German based company ie EU there are plenty of country's for them to expand in they have chose us blowing the myth that the exadous of Eu business will leave because of Brexit!
Also there are other shops to buy food in Asda is American Walmart the remoaners have to get real adapt with the changes and challenges that lie ahead!

You're chatting wham here mate. During the downturn of the late noughties and onwards, ALDI and LIDL expanded both in terms of market share and turnover. ASDA, Tesco etc. all lost market share.

Why?

Because when people are poorer they shop in places that are cheaper, like ALDI and LIDL.

Inward investment is good news, but you need to look beyond the obvious.

ALDI will sniff opportunity now.

 

[MartyMcFly]

This in a nutshell.

And goods I had invoiced my customers for who were on credit terms, and had bought at prices converted at older exchange rates took any margin off the deals completely.

Brexit day was like somebody had ram raided my business overnight and took what was in the till.

I feel for you but it's great for exporters and will probably mean the UK attracts far more foreign investment which long term will be better for everyone. Swings and roundabouts.

 

[joey_macmo]

This in a nutshell.

And goods I had invoiced my customers for who were on credit terms, and had bought at prices converted at older exchange rates took any margin off the deals completely.

Brexit day was like somebody had ram raided my business overnight and took what was in the till.

Nightmare isn't it, luckily we came out about square due to Euros that were owed to us but I import a lot of parts from Spain and Germany and it's killing me ATM. We get some parts made in Kirkby but they are short of skilled engineers to make any more.

 

[chicoazul]

If the so called well educated left leaning English have such a disdain for the common less Educated English it's not hard to figure out why UKIP are souring in the polls.

I've had you banned before once @Adversus (I can't claim @Westland or @Cypher) and by the sweet grace of Gana Gueye's pulsating ballsack I'll do it again if you reply to any of my posts.

@GrandOldTeam

 

[Pienaar's gloves]

I feel for you but it's great for exporters and will probably mean the UK attracts far more foreign investment which long term will be better for everyone. Swings and roundabouts.

Exporters who also have to import materials?

 

[MartyMcFly]

Exporters who also have to import materials?

Not all do. I'm pretty sure the UK sectors that are growing the most are IT and the creative sectors. We are also generally a service based economy not a manufacturing based economy.

If you think lack of free movement or EU access will hurt that then I seriously doubt that will be the overall effect since the best opportunities aren't in the EU.

It's over and done now. It will be fine and long term we will be far better of.

 

[Joey66]

Exporters who also have to import materials?

yes that will no be up to any new government to analyse whats best for industry small businesses etc not to be told what to do by 27 other countries!

 

[Pienaar's gloves]

yes that will no be up to any new government to analyse whats best for industry small businesses etc not to be told what to do by 27 other countries!

I have no idea how your point relates.

 

[hullefc]

DC went to China to invite business what's the difference?
As for real division look at Labour, and .UKIP?

Cameron/Osbourne went to China with the begging bowl, to 'invite' China to invest £1 billion in Manchester due to Graphene. One of the strings attached was to slacken visa restrictions on Chinese people. Any trade deal will come with strings attached.

It is being muted that the UK has 'opportunities' if it leaves the EU. But what are these 'opportunities' and what are they going to sell to the EU and the rest of the world? There are not countries out there, waiting with open arms for British goods that are being stopped by the EU. And there certainly won't be money invested in creating new manufacturing opportunities, no matter how low the pound falls. As Graphene has demonstrated, not a penny of UK money has gone into this discovery. It has been financed by the EU and now China who will reap the economic benefits. Absolutely incredible.

The wounds over Europe in the Tory party will open and when they do it will get nasty, as it always does with them.

 

[Joey66]

Cameron/Osbourne went to China with the begging bowl, to 'invite' China to invest £1 billion in Manchester due to Graphene. One of the strings attached was to slacken visa restrictions on Chinese people. Any trade deal will come with strings attached.

It is being muted that the UK has 'opportunities' if it leaves the EU. But what are these 'opportunities' and what are they going to sell to the EU and the rest of the world? There are not countries out there, waiting with open arms for British goods that are being stopped by the EU. And there certainly won't be money invested in creating new manufacturing opportunities, no matter how low the pond falls. As Graphene has demonstrated, not a penny of UK money has gone into this discovery. It has been financed by the EU and now China who will reap the economic benefits. Absolutely incredible.

The wounds over Europe in the Tory party will open and when they do it will get nasty, as it always does with them.

Well lets see rather have may doing the negotiations than Jezza!

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Planet Humanity mate. Come, join us. Doesn't matter what colour your skin is or who you pray to.

Does the rest of Planet Humanity have as warped a view of the English as you do? If so then count me out. I'm not English, but I'm averse to people stating that they hate an entire nationality.

 

[chicoazul]

Does the rest of Planet Humanity have as warped a view of the English as you do? If so then count me out. I'm not English, but I'm averse to people stating that they hate an entire nationality.

Does your planet have a warped view of humanity like you? If so then count me out. I'm not xenophobic, but I'm averse to people stating they hate an entire continent.