The Collapse Of The Pound And The Effect On The El

[orion]

 

I am sure had the vote gone the other way , there wouldn't be all the adverse behaviour as we are at the moment.,

Your must be joking .. there no way they would got on with it ..it would have been ten time worst . this vote has not solved nothing the uk is divided by it

Edited October 28, 2016 by orion

[houdi]

What companies are they then and can you give the exact reason they are leaving? Can you name them please?

 

What companies are they then and can you give the exact reason they are leaving? Can you name them please?

I wouldn't hold your breath. If they had names of companies do you think they wouldn't name them.Yet more project fear.

Or maybe they mean companies like Peugeot, perhaps closing down their Stoke Engines plant and huge Ryton assembly line and relocating to mainland Europe. Except that already happened 10 years ago, when we were as far as I remember in the EU, a move facilitated by EU grants to Peugeot.Losing thousands of jobs in Coventry.

More bad brexit news ,ING the Dutch Banking concern are creating new jobs in the City, indeed moving jobs from Brussels (oh the irony) to London.So the exact opposite of what we were told would happen. Indeed the IMF one of their beloved experts have confirmed that the UK is the fastest growing economy in the G7.

Yesterday showed how much some people seemingly hate their own country. Instead of cheering the great news for the North East and the UK, all they could do is whine and carp,perhaps an indication of where their true loyalties lie.They seem more interested in scoring political points, and would rather see bad news for the country if it means aiding their perverse viewpoint. It is clear the Great Remain Sulk goes on.

We can only properly judge if Brexit was right or wrong 5 or 6 years down the track.

[Steve Shovlar]

We can only properly judge if Brexit was right or wrong 5 or 6 years down the track.

Can I have your address so I can post an invoice to you for the thousands of pounds I have lost due to brexit?

 

So I am going to lose tens of thousands in the next 5-6 years to discover if I am right or not. That makes sense.

 

I really hope brexit voters are bitten hard on the arse, as I doubt the money I am losing NOW will ever be recuperated.

[dontforgetthefueltapsbruv]

On a Speedway theme Morten Risager has stated he will not be riding in the UK in 2017 and has stated that the fall in the value of the £ since the brexit vote is the biggest factor in his decision.

[A ORLOV]

On a Speedway theme Morten Risager has stated he will not be riding in the UK in 2017 and has stated that the fall in the value of the £ since the brexit vote is the biggest factor in his decision.

I hope our promoters remember this when the value of the euro drops and he wants to come back.

[Kester]

Your must be joking .. there no way they would got on with it ..it would have been ten time worst . this vote has not solved nothing the uk is divided by it

. Farage claims every ballot that goes against him is a fix, he'd still be banging on. If we are all meant to hold hands and move on then surely the overbearing hubris needs to stop too. The reality is that no one, clearly not anyone in government, has the first clue what's actually going to happen and what post-brexit Britain will look like. It's a rare day I agree with Peter Hitchens but I suspect there'll be more than a grain of truth in his statement that we were only ever half in the EU, and post Brexit we will be only half out. Edited October 28, 2016 by Kester

[Steve Shovlar]

If you are thinking of buying a new mac, you are too late. Prices increased today by hundreds of pounds due to the weak pound.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-37799235

[Deano]

If you are thinking of buying a new mac, you are too late. Prices increased today by hundreds of pounds due to the weak pound.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-37799235

 

Buy a toshiba then.... they decided to hold their prices.

 

 

I remember the bleating when the pound was increasing in value. The same people bleating at the reduction will bleat again when it goes back up again. Whinging Poms.

Can I have your address so I can post an invoice to you for the thousands of pounds I have lost due to brexit?

 

So I am going to lose tens of thousands in the next 5-6 years to discover if I am right or not. That makes sense.

 

I really hope brexit voters are bitten hard on the arse, as I doubt the money I am losing NOW will ever be recuperated.

 

 

Putting trade and sterling to one side. Give me one good reason why an ever closer political Europe was beneficial to you? I may put up with your whining then....

 

Perhaps become a lawyer there is a lot of money to be made on Brexit.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-37796836

Edited October 28, 2016 by Deano

[Grachan]

 

Putting trade and sterling to one side. Give me one good reason why an ever closer political Europe was beneficial to you? I may put up with your whining then....

 

Apart from better sanitation and medicine and education and irrigation and public health and roads and a freshwater system and baths and public order... what have the Romans done for us?

[Deano]

 

Apart from better sanitation and medicine and education and irrigation and public health and roads and a freshwater system and baths and public order... what have the Romans done for us?

 

He isn't bleating about going for a poo though.

[DunRobin]

Can I have your address so I can post an invoice to you for the thousands of pounds I have lost due to brexit?

 

So I am going to lose tens of thousands in the next 5-6 years to discover if I am right or not. That makes sense.

 

I really hope brexit voters are bitten hard on the arse, as I doubt the money I am losing NOW will ever be recuperated.

So you are more important than the majority in your eyes. Typical tory voter! It's what will benefit the majority in the long term that matters. I'm convinced that the EU will start to disintegrate within the next 6 years. It is not benefiting the working classes in Spain, Greece, Italy or France. In all of these countries unemployment has never been so high.

[Steve Shovlar]

So you are more important than the majority in your eyes. Typical tory voter! It's what will benefit the majority in the long term that matters. I'm convinced that the EU will start to disintegrate within the next 6 years. It is not benefiting the working classes in Spain, Greece, Italy or France. In all of these countries unemployment has never been so high.

 

Boll*cks to the majority. Only myself and my family are important to me I am afraid. I don't give two hoots for Fred Bloggs and others who voted for brexit. What is important is that I am not affected financially and brexit has affected me which is unacceptable. Sorry I am not a socialist.

 

By the way. Tea's up! Literally.

[Starman2006]

Can I have your address so I can post an invoice to you for the thousands of pounds I have lost due to brexit?

 

So I am going to lose tens of thousands in the next 5-6 years to discover if I am right or not. That makes sense.

 

I really hope brexit voters are bitten hard on the arse, as I doubt the money I am losing NOW will ever be recuperated.

Funny Steve, i thought it was only a few hundered, now its running into thousands. Make your mind up mate.

[kingbee]

Boll*cks to the majority. Only myself and my family are important to me I am afraid. I don't give two hoots for Fred Bloggs and others who voted for brexit. What is important is that I am not affected financially and brexit has affected me which is unacceptable. Sorry I am not a socialist.

By the way. Tea's up! Literally.

you will just have to except it Steve it's not going away

[Deano]

Boll*cks to the majority. Only myself and my family are important to me I am afraid. I don't give two hoots for Fred Bloggs and others who voted for brexit. What is important is that I am not affected financially and brexit has affected me which is unacceptable. Sorry I am not a socialist.

 

By the way. Tea's up! Literally.

 

Ha ha.. that's not the way you justified your argument for remain. True colours coming out now.

[The Voice Of Reason]

1. Boll*cks to the majority. Only myself and my family are important to me I am afraid.

 

2. Sorry I am not a socialist.

 

1. Spoken like a true tory. The fact is Steve for most of us, our families also come first.

 

However, for some of us we do also worry about others; and the wider picture. We care about other human-beings; and not only white, English ones like so many of the brainwashed UKIP supporting scum.

 

2. Pity that you, and many others, aren't. Because my friend the last time that true Socialism was given a chance after WW2, we created the NHS and the welfare support system.

 

My family have always, and will always, come first.

 

But I will NEVER fail to care for, and help wherever and whenever possible, fellow human-beings.

 

And, as I have done during my entire lifetime, I will fight for the values of Socialism until I take my dying breath.

Edited October 28, 2016 by The Voice Of Reason

[Deano]

1. Spoken like a true tory. The fact is Steve for most of us, our families also come first.

 

However, for some of us we do also worry about others; and the wider picture. We care about other human-beings; and not only white, English ones like so many of the brainwashed UKIP supporting scum.

 

2. Pity that you, and many others, aren't. Because my friend the last time that true Socialism was given a chance after WW2, we created the NHS and the welfare support system.

 

My family have always, and will always, come first.

 

But I will NEVER fail to care for, and help wherever and whenever possible, fellow human-beings.

 

And, as I have done during my entire lifetime, I will fight for the values of Socialism until I take my dying breath.

 

Socialism has some very good core values. I just wish some well off politicians wouldn't be pretend socialist and spoil those core values.

[The Voice Of Reason]

 

Socialism has some very good core values. I just wish some well off politicians wouldn't be pretend socialist and spoil those core values.

Well I certainly agree with you on that one Deano.

 

In particular, the 172 back-stabbing traitors who knived Jeremy Corbyn in the back.

 

Utter pond-life. Career politicians who wouldn't know the true values and meaning of Socialism if it bit them squarely on the @rse.

 

I just hope and pray that they are ALL de-selected by their respective PLP's.

[Nobblytriers]

 

Apart from better sanitation and medicine and education and irrigation and public health and roads and a freshwater system and baths and public order... what have the Romans done for us?

 

LOL

[E I Addio]

An odious, nasty little ponce of a public schoolboy; who will (give it time) prove to be possibly the worst Prime Minister in history. A man completely out of touch with those who are genuinely in poverty. A man who's despicable attack on disabled folk caused many to actually take their own lives; whilst his friends in banking and industry increased their personal wealth through tax cuts.

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Without wishing to defend Cameron, it is a fact of history that it was Gordon Brown that started slackening the tax burden on the rich from 1998 onwards and increasingly from 2002 when he came under the influence of Sir Ronnie Cohen. Thus we had the situation in which hedge fund managers were paying less tax than their office cleaners.

 

It was also Brown that abolished the bottom rate 10% tax rate and put the lowest earners on 20% if they were over the tax threshold making many low earners around £230 per year worse or more off. So much for looking after the poor.

 

In fact the Con-Lib coalition raised the tax threshold far higher than Labour envisaged taking many of the low paid out of taxation althtogether. The was almost entirely at the behest of the Lib-Dems although Osborne claimed credit for it.

 

That's not to say Cameron didn't look after the well off, but New Labour especially Brown, are not off the hook when it comes to looking after the rich. Funny how people forget these things when they get on their soapbox.

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2. Pity that you, and many others, aren't. Because my friend the last time that true Socialism was given a chance after WW2, we created the NHS and the welfare support system.

 

Again, the red tint specs distort the facts of history. Labour certainly created the NHS but they didn't create the welfare support system. Forms of welfare support have been around in this country and in Europe for over 400 years, but the foundation of modern Welfare support was laid down by the Liberals in the early years of the last century. What Labour did was not to create it but to expand it in line with Beveridge Report commissioned by the coalition government in 1941or 42, although it fair to say the Tories probably wouldn't have implemented it as quickly or comprehensively as Labour.

 

It also a fact of history that the electorate threw them out at the next election and kept them out for 13 years, so they couldn't have been that popular with the general public.

Edited October 28, 2016 by E I Addio