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Old 22-06-2018, 23:55   #3151
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by Carth View Post
I don't see many 'British' companies in these lists that are now coming out.

oh sorry, they were sold down the river years ago
This FT article cites British-owned and head-quartered companies Unipart, Ineos and Avon Valley Precision Engineering.
https://www.ft.com/content/ee84acd0-...4-408cfba4327c

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
All a load of tosh. Keep this real: with "friends" like Juncker, Barnier, Verhofstadt, Merkel and the two faces of Macron we shouldn't want to have anything to do with those vultures.

We are more than 60 million people and the UK can make it all work, with or without the EU - and for that matter the perfidious Irish PM.
Yes, the skilled aircraft workers there can move to East Anglia and displace the Eastern European fruit-pickers.
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