Post-Brexit Thread - Page 234

pip08456 · 24-12-2016, 20:57

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

They're just people trying to earn an honest crust and plan for a post-Brexit environment in the UK. Surely you should be applauding their post-Brexit forward-thinking as oppose to swatting them away like a fly?

Are these the self same people that for decades have been complaining about the increased costs of EU regulation?

1andrew1 · 24-12-2016, 20:59

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

there won't be any awkwardness as no remoaners are invited to sit around the table as its a winner winner xmas dinner .

I couldn't think of anything more EUropean than a Smurf's dinner!

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Originally Posted by pip08456

Are these the self same people that for decades have been complaining about the increased costs of EU regulation?

No, these are business people not politicians.

pip08456 · 24-12-2016, 21:11

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EU red tape is not simply a political soundbite. For British firms, particularly SMEs, it can be the difference between profit and loss, between job creation, and business prospering, or shutting down and innovation being smothered. Ill-thought-out regulations might just be a nuisance or the cost of doing business for larger firms used to spanning continents, but for others it can define their success or failure.

Nor are the costs involved small beer. The Regulatory Policy Committee, an independent government body, recently revealed that new EU rules have imposed £2.3 billion in net costs to businesses since 2013, wiping out the £2.2 billion the UK Government saved cutting domestic red tape during the same period. No wonder independent polling shows that business leaders want a looser, trading relationship with the EU rather than the increasingly regulated political union we are in today.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/gene...-meddling.html

1andrew1 · 24-12-2016, 21:18

Brexit opinion surveys show huge swing to Remain in UK regions that voted Leave
Most people now want to remain in the European Union in parts of the UK that voted overwhelmingly for Brexit, according to opinion surveys by several different local newspapers.

The Wolverhampton-based Express and Star newspaper became the fourth outlet to publish results showing a complete u-turn in public opinion on Saturday, with 60 per cent of respondents saying they would now vote to stay in the EU. Three other regional publications in the north east and the West Midlands recorded similar findings.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7494421.html

pip08456 · 24-12-2016, 21:34

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

Brexit opinion surveys show huge swing to Remain in UK regions that voted Leave
Most people now want to remain in the European Union in parts of the UK that voted overwhelmingly for Brexit, according to opinion surveys by several different local newspapers.

The Wolverhampton-based Express and Star newspaper became the fourth outlet to publish results showing a complete u-turn in public opinion on Saturday, with 60 per cent of respondents saying they would now vote to stay in the EU. Three other regional publications in the north east and the West Midlands recorded similar findings.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7494421.html

Shame, they won't get another vote though so really it's immaterial.

Mr K · 24-12-2016, 21:36

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

Brexit opinion surveys show huge swing to Remain in UK regions that voted Leave
Most people now want to remain in the European Union in parts of the UK that voted overwhelmingly for Brexit, according to opinion surveys by several different local newspapers.

The Wolverhampton-based Express and Star newspaper became the fourth outlet to publish results showing a complete u-turn in public opinion on Saturday, with 60 per cent of respondents saying they would now vote to stay in the EU. Three other regional publications in the north east and the West Midlands recorded similar findings.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7494421.html

More leftist claptrap I should think Andrew (just to save Mick et al posting

)

papa smurf · 24-12-2016, 21:42

"All the scientific polling that has been done at national level... has shown the overwhelming majority of people on both sides would vote pretty much exactly as they did before.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7494421.html

1andrew1 · 24-12-2016, 21:45

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

"All the scientific polling that has been done at national level... has shown the overwhelming majority of people on both sides would vote pretty much exactly as they did before.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7494421.html

I think that's plausible as nothing much apart from the value of the £ has changed and the economy has performed very well. The test will be a year from now...

**Mick** · 24-12-2016, 21:53

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Originally Posted by Mr K

More leftist claptrap I should think Andrew (just to save Mick et al posting

)

Thanks. But I prefer to actually say that I think it's a load of bollocks.

Mr K · 24-12-2016, 22:31

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Originally Posted by Mick

Thanks. But I prefer to actually say that I think it's a load of bollocks.

Hey Mick, you banned me once for saying the 'B' word, are you going to ban yourself?
Cheers and

Mr K

Kursk · 25-12-2016, 01:05

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Originally Posted by Mr K

Hey Mick, you banned me once for saying the 'B' word, are you going to ban yourself?
Cheers and

Mr K

My guess is he didn't ban you for saying the 'B' word, but for actually talking bollocks

TheDaddy · 26-12-2016, 08:05

With friends like wilbur we don't need enamel

http://news.sky.com/story/donald-tru...trade-10707632

Kursk · 26-12-2016, 10:49

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy

With friends like wilbur we don't need enamel

http://news.sky.com/story/donald-tru...trade-10707632

To gloss over the facts?

OLD BOY · 26-12-2016, 11:21

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

Brexit opinion surveys show huge swing to Remain in UK regions that voted Leave
Most people now want to remain in the European Union in parts of the UK that voted overwhelmingly for Brexit, according to opinion surveys by several different local newspapers.

The Wolverhampton-based Express and Star newspaper became the fourth outlet to publish results showing a complete u-turn in public opinion on Saturday, with 60 per cent of respondents saying they would now vote to stay in the EU. Three other regional publications in the north east and the West Midlands recorded similar findings.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7494421.html

So, even now, the opinion polls are being quoted to try to give credibility to an untruth. I would take no notice of them, Andrew, as the manner in which they are carried out is flawed. Given that 52% voted in favout of Brexit when the opinion polls were confidently predicting 'remain', it just shows the degree of inaccuracy that occurs.

**Mick** · 26-12-2016, 11:47

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Originally Posted by Mr K

Hey Mick, you banned me once for saying the 'B' word, are you going to ban yourself?
Cheers and

Mr K

No because that's just not accurate. You really want to go over your infraction record here ? Ok. Good job we keep all details logged isn't it ?

Actually, you received 0 point infraction for Pushing your luck at a CF Team action / Decision : Which included the use of the word "bollocks". Btw... 0 point infraction does not ban you.

You received a subsequent infraction for abusing / sending offensive remarks via the Reputation System to another forum member, that got you 3 points. That would not ban you or even suspend you. Had you got 5 points that is a 1 day suspension of your posting privileges.

Therefore : No ban was issued as per our records. Now, if I was really bothered, I should escort you to the door for telling blatant lies, but I'm not.