Brexit - Page 232

TheDaddy · 14-06-2019, 18:45

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth

We should leave the EU with no deal. Stuff a trade deal if the want tocharge 39 billion. Simply sod them. Give their citizens here full rights.

Use the money to help Dyson set up an electric car plant in Bridgend and deal with the carbon free matter at the same time.

Not difficult and not a disaster.

Like we did with all those research and development grants only for him to up sticks for the far east, unfortunately as I predicted it's not two jobs that have gone there like he was claiming either, so based on his honour and integrity I wouldn't trust him with 39 quid let alone 39 billion and I certainly won't be buying any of his over priced crap anymore.

**Damien** · 14-06-2019, 19:04

Given Dyson's prices I suspect they can afford to stay here if they really wanted. If we're going to throw public money at private companies then at least throw it at ones who are keeping a presence here rather than offshoring everything.

Mr K · 14-06-2019, 19:09

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Like we did with all those research and development grants only for him to up sticks for the far east, unfortunately as I predicted it's not two jobs that have gone there like he was claiming either, so based on his honour and integrity I wouldn't trust him with 39 quid let alone 39 billion and I certainly won't be buying any of his over priced crap anymore.

Oh I don't know, his hand driers are ok, however yes, he's another Brexit hypocrite, there's a lot of them about.

**Chris** · 14-06-2019, 19:13

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Originally Posted by Mr K

Oh I don't know, his hand driers are ok, however yes, he's another Brexit hypocrite, there's a lot of them about.

I see them out of order in motorway service areas often enough. Like all his stuff, it’s great when it works but it’s fragile.

Pierre · 14-06-2019, 20:55

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Originally Posted by Chris

A Dyson electric car would be made entirely of garish plastic and be joy to use for about 12 months before developing a niggling, intermittent fault that stops you using it more than 10 minutes a day. And it would cost twice as much as another electric car built by just about anyone else, that does the same job just as well.

I bought Mrs Pierre one of their incredibly over priced hair dryers, after two years it developed an intermittent fault, I sent their CS an email and I got an immediate response and they exchanged the hair dryer for a brand new one, no quibble, very quick and efficient.

So they get my vote after that experience.

papa smurf · 14-06-2019, 21:50

Well this is a laugh

Boris Johnson shock: Phillip Hammond REJECTS Boris as PM - won’t serve as chancellor

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...1922-committee

Can't imagine why he thinks he will have a job if Boris wins.

Mr K · 14-06-2019, 21:57

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

Well this is a laugh

Boris Johnson shock: Phillip Hammond REJECTS Boris as PM - won’t serve as chancellor

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...1922-committee

Can't imagine why he thinks he will have a job if Boris wins.

Why would the Chancellor want to join Bozza the Clown in the circus? We'd be an International joke. Bozza has the attention span of a gnat, and changes his mind according to the stars. The EU will run rings round him.

1andrew1 · 14-06-2019, 22:08

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

Well this is a laugh

Boris Johnson shock: Phillip Hammond REJECTS Boris as PM - won’t serve as chancellor

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...1922-committee

Can't imagine why he thinks he will have a job if Boris wins.

He doesn't think he would have a job with BoJo as that will be a reward for one of BoJo's cronies or contenders. Hammond is bright enough to pre-empt BoJo.

papa smurf · 14-06-2019, 22:22

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

He doesn't think he would have a job with BoJo as that will be a reward for one of BoJo's cronies or contenders. Hammond is bright enough to pre-empt BoJo.

Wonder if he's picked a nice seat at the back out in the wastelands.

Mr K · 14-06-2019, 22:32

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

Wonder if he's picked a nice seat at the back out in the wastelands.

The Wastelands being the new name for the UK post Brexit?

1andrew1 · 14-06-2019, 23:18

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Originally Posted by Mr K

The Wastelands being the new name for the UK post Brexit?

TheDaddy · 14-06-2019, 23:29

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Originally Posted by Mr K

The Wastelands being the new name for the UK post Brexit?

I'm sensing you're not believing enough, it'll be okay if you just believe more

Carth · 15-06-2019, 01:00

I'm sensing some people still belittling others with their 'we know best' attitude . . shame they still don't understand why that attitude from people in power had such an impact on the big result.

scoff and take the pee all you like, it just hardens the resolve

1andrew1 · 15-06-2019, 01:09

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Originally Posted by Carth

I'm sensing some people still belittling others with their 'we know best' attitude . . shame they still don't understand why that attitude from people in power had such an impact on the big result.

scoff and take the pee all you like, it just hardens the resolve

I think you're reading far too much into it.

papa smurf · 15-06-2019, 10:11

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Originally Posted by Mr K

The Wastelands being the new name for the UK post Brexit?

I just meant the bit at the back where the cleaners don't dust, cos no one of any great importance sits there.